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Call for Entries: Rotterdam Producers Fellowship 2013

by IFP Staff on November 5, 2012 in Uncategorized

Through its long-standing partnership with CineMart, IFP annually selects two producers to participate in the Rotterdam Lab, which runs concurrently with the CineMart co-production market, January 27-30, 2013. The Fellowship is open to producers with at least one narrative feature producing credit who are current IFP Members at any level.

The Rotterdam Lab, a four-day training workshop for producers, is designed to build up their international network and experience. It is an initiative of the International Film Festival Rotterdam’s CineMart in cooperation with its international partnering organizations. The Rotterdam Lab consists of panel discussions illustrating the process by which a project in need of financing is completed and brought to its audience, as well as speed dating sessions in which selected producers meet with industry delegates in person and receive advice about their own projects. In addition, Rotterdam Lab producers participate in all other aspects of CineMart, including networking lunches, cocktails, and other panels.

IFP’s recent past participants have included: Matthew Parker (Higher Ground), Adele Romanski (The Myth of the American Sleepover), Jason Orans (Night Catches Us), Nekisa Cooper (Pariah), Alicia Van Couvering (Tiny Furniture), Anish Savjani (Meek’s Cutoff), and Mynette Louie (Children of Invention).

For more information about the Rotterdam Lab, go here.

For selected producers, IFP covers the cost of accreditation and hotel accommodations; producers must cover their own airfare and additional expenses.

To apply for this fellowship, please send your one-page letter of inquiry stating relevant producing experience, as well as why you are uniquely qualified to receive this fellowship and resume to IFP Producer & Program Manager Rose Vincelli Gustine, [email protected] by Friday, November 16. We will notify all applicants of their acceptance status by Friday, November 30.

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