[Reader-list] [Announcements] belinale talent campus

[Ravi S. Vasudevan]

Von: Daedelow, Jana
Gesendet: Freitag, 1. August 2003 16:46
An: KBB.Alle
Betreff: newsletter BERLINALE TALENT CAMPUS #1
BERLINALE TALENT CAMPUS NEWSLETTER #1 - BERLIN, August 1st, 2003   Please 
forward this newsletter to all film professionals.   LET'S GET PASSIONATE 
ABOUT FILM   DEAR FRIENDS OF FILM, We would like to invite you and/or your 
colleagues to apply for the BERLINALE TALENT CAMPUS #2.  Emerging 
filmmakers from all over the globe will again be given the chance of a 
lifetime at the BERLINALE TALENT CAMPUS 2004 from February 7-12. The crème 
de la crème of the international film industry will be on hand to share 
their knowledge, experience and provide advice on getting geared for 
success according to our motto "Let's get passionate about film!" The 
BERLINALE TALENT CAMPUS builds on the success of the inaugural year in 
2003. Tutors in 2003 included Ken Adam, Stephen Frears, Dennis Hopper, 
Spike Lee, Lia van Leer, Anthony Minghella, Tom Tykwer and Wim 
Wenders.   ThE APPLICATION PHASE FOR THE CAMPUS 2004 HAS STARTED NOW. The 
Campus application can be found online only at 
http://www.berlinale-talentcampus.de. Eligible are: young screenwriters, 
producers, cinematographers, directors, actors and, for the first time, 
film music composers, sound designers and film editors. A key part of the 
application is the submission of a one minute film. Film music composers 
and sound designers may submit a sound sample and screenwriters may submit 
a writing sample in place of the film. The application deadline is October 
10th, 2003. Selected talents will be notified no later than December 27th, 
2003. Successful applicants who are not German citizens and who do not live 
in Germany will receive free accommodation and a contribution towards their 
travel expenses. Talents who took part in the Talent Campus 2003 are 
welcome to apply. However, preference will be given to talents applying for 
the first time. If selected to participate for a second time in 2004, no 
travel expenses and accomodation costs will be reimbursed.   WHAT'S THE 
PROGRAMME IN 2004? The six day programme will again explore the five stages 
of creating film: Philosophy, Preproduction, Production, Postproduction and 
Promotion.  Such elements as "Sounds", "Visions", "Action", "Turning 
Points" and the "Climax" will be considered throughout the lectures, case 
studies and workshops. The programme will concentrate on the practical 
aspects of filmmaking and international prospects. The new theme "The Sound 
and Music" will enrich the spectrum of talent to include sound designers, 
composers and film editors. Another new Campus focus is the "Working 
Campus", which will give talents the chance to gain practical experience in 
small work groups. These talents will work together throughout the whole 
week and present the results of their cooperation, such as a short 
film.   INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS KEEP THE CAMPUS INDEPENDENT Festival 
director Dieter Kosslick said the BERLINALE TALENT CAMPUS "is an extremely 
important building block as far as the future of the Berlin International 
Film Festival is concerned. I am delighted that our partners share our 
vision for Campus. Their core funding enables Campus to remain financially 
independent of the Berlin International Film Festival." That means the 
Campus will once again be run in collaboration with the Filmboard 
Berlin-Brandenburg, the UK Film Council and the House of World Cultures. 
Volkswagen has also joined the partner team and supports the film music and 
sound design focus of this year's programme. The Campus team is 'getting 
passionate' about international film talent meeting in Berlin from February 
7-12, 2004.  Help us spread the word! Please forward this newsletter to all 
potential talents. For more information, visit our website at 
www.berlinale-talentcampus.de Keep in touch! Your BERLINALE TALENT CAMPUS 
Team 
________________________________________________________________________ An 
initiative of the Berlin International Film Festival, a business division 
of the Kulturveranstaltungen des Bundes in Berlin GmbH, in co-operation 
with Filmboard Berlin-Brandenburg, UK Film Council, House of World Cultures 
and Volkswagen.

Berlinale Talent Campus
Internationale Filmfestspiele Berlin ein Geschäftsbereich der 
Kulturveranstaltungen des Bundes in Berlin GmbH   Potsdamer Strasse 5 10785 
Berlin   fon.: +49 (0)30 259 20 515 fax.: +49 (0)30 259 20 199 
<mailto:info at berlinale-talentcampus.de>info at berlinale-talentcampus.de 
www.berlinale-talentcampus.de

Ravi Vasudevan
The Sarai Programme: City/Media/Public Domain

Senior Fellow
Centre for the Study of Developing Societies
Delhi 110054

Tel: 2394-2199 x330
Fax: 2394-3450 
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