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11th eDIT Filmmaker’s Festival: young-talent competition

Who will demonstrate talent and creativity with a 30-second film on the subject of Planet Earth and — win eDward 2008? The best films will be shown at the opening gala of the 11th Filmmaker’s Festival in Frankfurt am Main in September. Cash and non-cash prizes worth around 5,000 euros also await
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Erlangen Comic Salon: Focus on China

Every two years, the comic world meets in Erlangen. In more than 20 years, Germany’s largest and most important comic festival has contributed substantially to comics becoming accepted not only as a mass medium but also as an art form — one that, like hardly any other, mirrors society and measures social change — and becoming fit for the ‘salon’. The hallmark of the Erlangen Salon is that it brings art and commerce, mainstream and avant-garde together in an event representing every variety of the ‘Ninth Art’. More than 20,000 visitors are expected in Erlangen from May 22 to 25, 2008.
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THE ORPHANAGE wins 7 Goyas

Juan Antonio Bayona’s thriller received awards in Madrid last night in the following categories: Best New Director: Juan Antonio Bayona, Best Original Screenplay: Sergio G. Sánchez, Best Production Design: Sandra Hermida, Best Music: Xavi Mas, Marc Orts y Oriol Tárrago, Best Special Effects: David Martí, Montse Ribé, Pau Costa, Enric Masip, Lluis Castells y Jordi San Agustín, Best Makeup: Lola López e Icíar Arrieta, Best Art Direction: Joseph Rosell.
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Fascinating Voyage of Discovery Through Europe’s Film Landscape

Let's see what is playing at the neighbours': The fascinating voyage of discovery through Europe's diverse film landscape continues. From February to April 2008, European Film Promotion (EFP) is bringing neighbouring countries' national audience hits and film highlights to screens in Munich, Copenhagen and Madrid for the film event PICTURE EUROPE! The Best of European Cinema on the Road.
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Michel Ocelot on the Jury

The juries at the 2008 Animation Film Festival are once again top-class. One of the most renowed animation filmmakers has already agreed to join the jury of the “AniMovie” feature film competition: Michel Ocelot.
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Awards Presented at up-and-coming 2007

On Sunday morning, the 'German Young Film Award 2007', the 'BDK Student Film Award' (Professional Association for Art Education), the 'Flying Camera' and the 'International Young Film Makers Award' were presented in Hanover. The 9th Hanover International Film Festival comes to an end with the award ceremony.
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18th Lünen Film Festival Concludes With More Visitors

The Lünen Film Festival celebrated its coming of age with an all-round successful festival. Around 7.700 visitors, more than ever before, found their way into the cinemas over the four days of the festival. Particularly popular were the films “The Three Robbers”, “Jacob's Brother” and “We Say You! Darling”, some of which sold out in several screenings, the latter alone meeting nearly 800 enthusiastic spectators at the opening gala.
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NDR films sweep the North German Film Award

"The Art of Negative Thinking" by Bråd Breien was honored with the NDR Film Award at the 49th Nordic Film Days in Lübeck. The festival’s highest award, worth 12,500 euros, was presented by the NDR Director of Television, Volker Herres, on Saturday evening (November 3) at the film award night in Lübeck’s Music and Congress Hall.
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Andreas Kleinert’s “Freischwimmer” in Hof

Typhoon and distributor Novapool Pictures present Andreas Kleinert’s latest cinema film at the 41st Hof International Film Festival 2007 (October 23 to 28, 2007): “Freischwimmer”. The surrealisti c evil fairy tale already attracted great attention at the Venice Film Festival in the Giornate Degli Autori series.
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10 years of eDIT Filmmaker’s Festival

Hesse’s Minister-President Roland Koch presented the Filmmaker's Festival honorary award to Tippi Hedren, with which Alfred Hitchcock was posthumously honored for his life’s work. Prof. Wolfgang Thaenert, director of LPR Hessen: “The next ten years will be even more beautiful.”
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WAM Film Night Goes XXS

Dortmund is getting its own short-film festival. An initiative of students from Werbe- & Medien-Akademie Marquardt (WAM) is organising the event.
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Interfilm: 22nd International Short Film Festival Berlin

More than 4,000 films and videos from 94 countries have been submitted so far, from which the organisers have selected 500 productions of various genres - from feature films to animated films, documentaries and children's films to music clips. Around 16,000 visitors are expected. Prizes in kind and cash prizes totalling 35,000 euros will be awarded.
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WAM Film Night

On November 4, 2006, the Werbe- & Medien-Akademie Marquardt will present the "small film prize" for the 6th time as part of WAM Film Night to the best up-and-coming filmmakers. The prize is intended to help draw the industry's attention to the great creative potential of young filmmakers. WAM Film Night was founded in 2001 by Frank Erhardt – Academy Director of Werbe- & Medien-Akademie Marquardt – and a team of committed students and has successfully established itself since then. In addition to submissions from universities throughout Germany, WAM Film Night recorded international entries for the first time in 2005. Until September 29, up-and-coming filmmakers can apply to participate with scenic-fictional productions with a maximum length of 20 minutes. The producer and director of the film are entitled to submit.
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DOK Leipzig – the 49th International Leipzig Festival for Documentary and Animated Film

The International Leipzig Festival for Documentary and Animated Film is the largest German and one of the most important and traditional international documentary film festivals. The festival was founded in 1955 by the Film Club of the GDR as the All-German Leipzig Week for Cultural and Documentary Film and was thus the first independent film festival in the GDR. Under the direction of Wolfgang Kernicke, it was established as an annual international film festival from 1960 onwards. The festival programme consists of competitions, information and special programmes and retrospectives. Artistic animated film has been an integral part of the festival for decades and has been represented by an independent competition since 1995.
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Avid workshops as part of the Munich Film Festival

Avid presents its new products from NAB 2006 at the Munich Film Festival 2006. On July 17 at 3.30 p.m., a panel discussion on the topic "Animation everywhere: Visual Effects in Film and Television" will take place here together with MedienCampus Bayern. Participants in the discussion are Michael Coldewey of Trixter, Michael Dalock-Schmidt of Avid Technology, Thomas Repp of BAF, Gabriele M. Walther of Caligari Film and Prof. Peter C. Slansky of the University of Television and Film Munich. Afterward, at 5:15 p.m., Avid invites visitors to the Avid Xpress Studio demonstration in the Blackbox, where users will also report on their experiences with Avid solutions in everyday production. Avid is also active in cooperation with its dealers DVE and Videocation at the "Digital Cinematography" event, which takes place on Museum Island as part of the Munich Film Festival. On July 21, DVE presents the Avid Media Composer family and offers interested parties practical insights into the current version Avid Liquid 7.0 in workshops. At the same time, Videocation presents Avid Symphony Nitris and Avid DS Nitris and conducts Avid Xpress Studio workshops. Both workshops are aimed at post-production professionals. In addition, "Digital Cinematography" offers visitors numerous technical seminars and screenings of HD films from the regional film industry.
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15. International Film Festival

The Innsbruck International Film Festival (IFFI), which has existed since 1992, has established itself as an internationally recognised film festival in recent years. The special programme makes this event unique in the German-speaking world.
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Munich International Short Film Festival

The “Munich International” International Short Film Festival is taking place for the first time on the last weekend of March at the Mathäser Filmpalast. Tickets for the screenings are available there for 5 euros (students 4.50 euros). A festival pass is issued for 18 euros upon presentation of a passport photo.
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Tokyo International Anime Fair (TAF)

The Tokyo Anime Award is presented as part of the trade fair for animated films (TAF). In contrast to the “Commercial Animated Films” category, the second, “Open Category” (divided into the “General” and “Students” subcategories), is open to worldwide entries that were not publised for commercial purposes. The Grand Prix - one of four awards in total - is endowed with prize money equivalent to around 7,300 euros. Trade fair: 03/23/2006 to 03/24/2006 Public fair: 03/25/2006 to 03/26/2006
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HD Panel

Together with the Oldenburg International Film Festival, nordmedia – The Media Company Lower Saxony/Bremen presents the HD panel “High Definition and Digital Cinema - Opportunity for Independents?” German and American experts will discuss the consequences of technological progress for independent film and the future of digital cinema. The event is supported by the companies Chroma TV, Media TV and Video Data, which are part of the “Hands on HD” network founded by nordmedia.
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