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Oct 17, 2019
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Film Festivals Days Final Program, Filmfestivals.com will participate, cover (and speak)

 

 

 

FFD 2019 program is out!

This will be an event like no other as it is based on the analytics and data to drive change and audience. Without research and scientific data, there is no way to drive artistic development and its expansion. This will start a new paradigm in the industry, trying to fight the aversion to strategy that has been holding back innovation and growth. That is also why we developed these 5 learning topics, as the beginning to start understanding the needs of the future if festivals want to thrive.

Carolina Duarte, FFD co-founder

 

 

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Audience Development

 

The first generation of true digital natives is expanding, their  views might affect the broader population. Learn how to communicate with the new generations, how to engage  them with your content.

 

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Heritage and Community

 

Film festivals celebrate place: the city that hosts them, the nation. Film festivals who foster a strong relationship with the local community increase their potential for a sustainable growth.

 

 

 

 

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New technologies

 

The traditional ways people access and watch movies has shifted to online distribution. What can you do to get back on track? Distribution alternatives, how can festivals update their format and renovate so they can open doors to new channels?

 

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Management of creative teams

 

In their essence, Film festivals are made out of a bunch of creative and enthusiastic individuals who need structure and freedom at the same time. How do you assure both in your organization and get the best out of your festivals' team?

 

 

 

 

 

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Joanna Pichola

 

Krakow Film Music Festival Manager, experienced concert producer, with almost 10 years practice in programming and realization of film music, early music, contemporary classical music, pop, opera and charity concerts. MA graduate of Culture Management at Poland’s most prestigious Jagiellonian University in Krakow.

 

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Katie McCullough, Ian Bignell

 

Festival Formula is a consultancy company helping filmmakers navigate the worldwide festival circuit. Founder and Festival Strategist, Katie McCullough, and Submissions & Strategy Manager, Ian Bignell, travel around Film festivals and are the conduit between filmmaker and Film festival. For more information see: www.festivalformula.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

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