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Final Cut in Venice - Upcoming application deadline
We like to remind you that the deadline to submit a film to the 10th edition of Final Cut in Venice will be Monday, June 20th. The Venice Production Bridge launched Final Cut in Venice ten years ago to provide concrete assistance in the completion of films from all African countries and Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Syria; and offer producers and directors an opportunity to present films still in the production phase to International film professionals and distributors in order to facilitate post-production and promote co-production partnerships and market access.
The quality of the program is underlined by the fact that most of the projects are selected in A-Festivals afterwards.
General terms of eligibility for Final Cut in Venice:
All works submitted must be in post-production and made exclusively by filmmakers from the specified countries (all African countries and Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Syria). Only feature fiction or feature art-house documentary films (expected min. length of each film: 60 minutes) will be considered. It is preferable to send a complete working copy of the film. Should the film still be in an initial editing stage, a series of edited sequences will be accepted (totalling at least one-third of the overall anticipated length of the film), accompanied by the director’s statement of intent and a film treatment. The workshop includes the screenings of material of the selected films in the presence of the directors and producers. Only Industry pass holders will be allowed to attend the screenings: producers, distributors, operators, buyers, festival programmers, representatives of the institutions and others invited in advance by the Festival management. Awards: Final Cut in Venice will conclude with the awarding of prizes in kind or in cash, the purpose of which is to provide economic support for the post-production phase of the films. · For the sixth year, La Biennale di Venezia will give a prize of € 5,000 to the best film in post-production. The La Biennale di Venezia Prize will be attributed by a jury composed of three members named by the Festival Director, while the other prizes will be awarded by final and irrevocable decision of the Festival Director, in conjunction with the project supporters, the heads of the institutions, and the service companies providing the following prizes
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