Please find below the program of the next edition of Paris Project
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Paris Project invites the filmmakers and producers of the 14 selected projects to spend 3 days in Paris: personalized one-to-one meetings are organized with professionals interested in those selected projects.
July 5 to 7, 10AM to 7PM / BnF - Site François Mitterrand (Belvédère)
Paris Project will organise two screening sessions of 4 films in postproduction seeking partners such as sales agents and/or distributors to achieve completion. The first one for films already selected to Paris Project Meetings during the previous editions, the second one for the new discoveries. Each film will be presented by the producer or director.
1/ Films in postproduction already selected to Paris Project Meetings the past years:
- Cerro Bayo, by Victoria Galardi / Argentina - France / Gale Cine - Les Films d'Ici / Selected to Paris Project Meetings in 2008 - Hard Labor, by Juliana Rojas & Marco Dutra / Brazil / Dezenove Som e Imagens / Selected to Paris Project Meetings in 2009 - High Society, de Aditya Assarat / Thailand / Pop Pictures / Selected to Paris Project Meetings in 2008 - The Year Without A Summer, by Tan Chui Mui / Malaysia – France / Da Huang Pictures – Arizona Films / Selected to Paris Project Meetings in 2009
Tuesday July 6 from 10AM to 1PM / MK2 Bibliothèque
2 / Films discovered this year:
- Eternity, by Sivaroj Kongsakul Thailand / Pop Pictures - One O One, by Franck Guérin / France - People Mountain People Sea, by Can Shangjun / China / Wan Ji Communication & Productions - The Silent Ones, by Ricky Rijneke/ Netherlands / Rotterdam Films
Wednesday July 7 from 10AM to 1PM / MK2 Bibliothèque
Ko-production in Paris: Co-produce with South-Korea
Mingle with producers with projects in development from South-Korea
Last year, Paris Project has initiated a new and innovative co-production workshop, between French and South-Korean producers, with the collaboration of the Korean Film Council (KOFIC), and with the support of Media International and the Centre National de la Cinématographie (CNC). This year, this ko-production will be extended to European producers who have a project in development that can raise interest from Korean producers and have a strong potential for co-production with South-Korea. Come and meet with producers from South-Korea and their projects in development during one afternoon!
July 4 to 7, 2010 / MK2 Bibliothèque (Paris, 13e), Bibliothèque Nationale de France (Paris, 13e)
Korean projects - Somalia, by KIM Kyoung-hyung / South-Korea / Now Films - Café Rivoli, by Daniel H. BYUN / South-Korea / Happy Films - Road to Santiago, by LEE Chul-ha / South-Korea / Three Fox Night - Dance with the Shadows, by MIN Kyu-dong / South-Korea / SOO FILM
Meet with representatives of Institutions and professionals from South Korea (KOFIC, Seoul Film Commission). Discover how to shoot, co-produce, sell or acquire films within South Korea.
Tuesday July 6 from 2h30 PM to 19h BnF - Site François Mitterand (Belvedere)
List of the projects - Providence, by Yaelle Kayam / Israel - De jueves a domingo, by Dominga Sotomayor / Chili - Gente de bien, by Franco Lolli / Columbia - The Weight of Elephants, by Daniel Joseph Borgman / New-Zeeland - After Lucia, by Michel Franco / Mexico - Bonsaï, by Cristian Jiménez / Chili
Seminars
Paris Project - ACE Seminars
Tax incentives in Europe "Over the past years, numerous European countries have developed mechanisms to incite producers to come and shoot or post-produce their films in their respective territories. Generally, tax credits or other measures that aim to reimburse the producer for a part of the funds spent in the country are put in place. Which ones are the most beneficial to the producer? Is it necessary to have a local co-producer? Must the film pass a national culture test (point system)? Over a period of two hours, a panel of speakers originating from several different European countries will hold an interactive debate with the public, aiming to constitute an assessment of this new European Eldorado." The debate will be moderated by Ronan Girre, ACE. Monday, July 5 from 5PM to 7Pm / BnF - Site François Mitterand (in English)
Europa Distribution Seminars Why more and more distributors become co-producers? - Overview of the situation: what happened during these last years - which distributors became producers? - Why is it more interesting for the distributor to become a co producer rather than to wait and acquire the film later on? - Confrontation between Distributors and Producers' point of views The debate will be moderate by Licia Eminenti, Eurimages Tuesday, July 6 at 2h30PM / BnF - Site François Mitterand (in English)
4 projects in Production: pitches 4 producers will present and defend their project behind the distributors and professionals present at the previous seminar. Tuesday, July 6 at 17h30 / BnF-Site François Mitterand (in English)
Paris Cinema International Film Festival / Paris Project 155 rue de Charonne, 75011 Paris, France tel.: 33 (0)1 55 25 55 26 fax: 33 (0)1 43 67 09 50 Head of Paris Cinema IFF: Aude Hesbert Head of Paris Project: Thibaut Bracq email: parisproject@pariscinema.org
