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The XX San Sebastian Lau Haizetara Documentary Co-production Forum will take place on 23, 24, and 25 September 2024 within the framework of the 72th San Sebastian International Film Festival (www.sansebastianfestival.com).
This Forum is an ideal space in which to present a documentary project to potential funders and experts from the audiovisual and cinema sectors. A meeting point for professionals from the audiovisual sector linked to the documentary genre.
The Forum has three different phases: Workshops, Pitching Session, and Individual Meetings.
Workshops
The Workshops are a training activity which takes place during the two days before the Forum starts (23 and 24 September). They offer producers an opportunity to develop their projects with professional experts who will provide the appropriate tools to extract the projects’ maximum potential.
Where: TABAKALERA-International Centre for Contemporary Culture
Plaza de las cigarreras, 1, 4ª planta
Pitching
The pitching session will take place on the morning of 25 September at Tabakalera, and the producers will present their projects to a panel of prominent Commissioning Editors. This session will have an experienced moderator in the subject and will be simultaneously translated. The projects may be presented in Spanish and English and the pitching time for each project will be 7 minutes (teaser included).
Where: TABAKALERA-International Centre for Contemporary Culture (Z Room)
Plaza de las cigarreras, 1, 4ª planta
Plaza de las cigarreras, 1, 4ª planta
Individualized meetings
On 25 September, in the afternoon, the program will be complemented with an agenda of one-to-one meetings between the Commissioning Editors and the representatives of the presented projects, with the aim of specifying possible collaboration agreements.
Where: TABAKALERA-International Centre for Contemporary Culture (Z Room)
Plaza de las cigarreras, 1, 4ª planta
Plaza de las cigarreras, 1, 4ª planta
The program will be accompanied by a series of parallel activities that will try to bring the public closer to the reality of European cinema and culture.
