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Boosting Your Film Festival
Panel Talk

with Anne Gaschütz,
Matt Lloyd,
Silvia Sandrone,
Doris Bauer
published in Discussions
published on 21.11.2019
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Financial planning is one of the most challenging tasks festival organisers must tackle. Public resources and funding opportunities seem to shrink year by year, and, especially in the short film circuit, the absence of major private sponsors allegedly condemns festival organisers to either reduce the budget or cancel projects.

However, this bleak image might only be partially true, and ways to find funding opportunities and make successful bids are available. This panel talk provides insight into successful collaborative projects and European role-model cooperation and analyses the pros and cons of creative international network solutions. An important focus is on the new Creative Europe’s scheme for film festival networks.

Panelists are Anne Gaschütz (Filmfest Dresden), Matt Lloyd (Glasgow Short Film Festival), Silvia Sandrone (Creative Europe Desk MEDIA Torino). Moderated by Vienna Shorts’ Doris Bauer.

Produced by Talents and Short Film Market

 
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Anne Gaschütz.

Anne Gaschütz is a festival organiser and programmer. She joined Filmfest Dresden in 2013 as part of the selection committee and became the festival’s co-director in July 2020. In 2021, she joined the Pardi di Domani selection committee at the Locarno Film Festival. She is also one of the initiators of Talking Shorts, an online platform that focuses on short film criticism. Gaschütz is a member of the European Film Academy.

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