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14:00 – 16:00 | DATE IN JANUARY TBC
Publié par Célia Janus le Thursday 14 October 2021
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Film Fund Luxembourg
Publié par Célia Janus le Tuesday 5 October 2021
The Film Fund Luxembourg was created in 1990 to encourage and promote the development of the audiovisual production sector in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. As a public institution under the supervision of the Minister of Culture and the Minister in charge of the audiovisual sector, the Film Fund implements the Luxembourg government’s overall policy of support for audiovisual production.
The Film Fund’s mission is to encourage cinematographic creation and to promote the development of the audiovisual production sector in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, in particular by means of subsidies, financial aid, grants and awards. It is also in charge of managing all other operations in the field of support to the audiovisual sector such as promotion, co-production agreements and certificates of nationality of audiovisual works.
The main support mechanism for the audiovisual industry is a selective system of advances on receipts called “Aides Financières Sélectives” (AFS) aimed at the writing of scripts, concepts, development and production of short films, feature films and series of fiction and animation, documentaries as well as transmedia and Virtual Reality projects.
The Film Fund also represents Luxembourg in all European and international audiovisual initiatives, such as the EFAD (European Association of Film Agencies) network, the EFP (European Film Promotion), and Eurimages, the Council of Europe’s pan-European co-production fund, and is a partner in initiatives organized within the framework of the Francophonie. The Film Fund also hosts the national contact point for the European Commission’s Europe Creative MEDIA program for film and audiovisual.
Every two years since 2003, the Film Fund has overseen the organization of the Luxembourg Film Prize (Lëtzebuerger Filmpräis), which awards the best contributions to Luxembourg cinema. Since 2014, these awards are organized in close cooperation with the Luxembourg Film Academy (d’Filmakademie).
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Wallimage
Publié par Célia Janus le Tuesday 5 October 2021
Wallimage and Wallimage Entreprises are two limited companies under public law which constitute the Walloon regional audiovisual pole. 100% owned by Wallonia, these S.A. are purely economic funds initiated respectively in 2001 and 2008 with a view to creating jobs through the development and perpetuation of a regional audiovisual industry.
Our 3 activities :
- Co-productions: 6.5 million €/year are invested in audiovisual projects, as co-producer;
- Filming: free services for filming (location scouting, authorizations, skills, etc.);
- Companies: financial support for audiovisual companies and a selective mechanism for financing video games.
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14:00 – 16:30 | online
Publié par Charlotte Monnier le Tuesday 28 September 2021
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In the press
Publié par Charlotte Monnier le Friday 17 September 2021
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CinEuro at the Brussels International Film Festival!
Publié par Célia Janus le Tuesday 14 September 2021
Presence at festivalsCinEuro Grande Région’s partners were able to present the project to the participating professionals during the BRIFF (Brussels International Film Festival).
On Friday, September 11th, screen.brussels, Wallimage and theRegion Grand Est discussed with film and audiovisual professionals about the importance of cross-border co-production. Following this presentation, the participants had the opportunity to meet over lunch to continue their exchanges.
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Filmland S.A
Publié par Charlotte Monnier le Tuesday 14 September 2021
Filmland regroupe sur un même site à Kehlen : 950 m2 d’ateliers de construction, 2 500 m2 de studios de tournage, plus de 550 m2 de bureaux de production et loges. Des services de post-production comme Espera & Philophon (studios de montage image et son, auditorium de mixage final, salle d’étalonnage) LuxDigital (VFX). Studio Moja (studio photo de 350 m2) et des services comme ALGOA, AGICOA, RégieLux, Eye-lite.
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REGIELUX
Publié par Charlotte Monnier le Tuesday 14 September 2021
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Meeting of cinemas owners in Saarbrücken
Publié par Célia Janus le Monday 13 September 2021
Industry meetingThe Saarland Medien GmbH brought together representatives of cinema networks from the CinEuro Greater Region on Friday 10 September at the Filmhaus in Saarbrücken.
Entitled ‘What prospects for the cinema?’, this event brought together cinema operators from the cross-border area to discuss current issues and the new challenges facing cinemas.
Welcomed by Ruth Meyer, Director of Saarland Medien, the speakers of the morning reported on the situation of cinemas in Saarland, Luxembourg, Belgium and the Grand Est. The specificities of each territory were thus evoked, in terms of financing, geographical spreading of cinemas on the territory, languages, or even dependence on neighboring countries for the distribution of films. The effects of the different lock-downs during the pandemic and their consequences on audience in different countries were also analyzed.
In the afternoon, a roundtable discussion moderated by Peter Dinges, President of the FFA, compared the ideas of a German cinema owner (Anna Reitze – Camera Zwo), a Luxembourg producer (Katarzyna Ozga – Iris Productions) and two cinema network coordinators (Valérie Vanden Hove for the Quadrature du cercle in Belgium and Stéphanie Dalfeur for the RECIT in Grand Est). The topics discussed for the future of cinemas, which everyone hopes will be stronger than in the days of covid, included communication with young audiences, new technologies, technical innovation, and the place of cinemas in a better-oiled film production chain, particularly with regard to platforms.
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CW1 Films
Publié par Célia Janus le Wednesday 8 September 2021
The world is connected.
Our aim is to encourage co-productions of films worldwide to be shot in Europe through tax advantages.
We offer international productions logistics for setting up their filming needs in Europe and produce quality films
Bottom line: Create a long-term dialogue and create development ties with international co-productions.
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