Creative Summit:

The 7th Berlinale Talent Campus
a sub-program of Berlin International Film Festival

A six-day creative summit for up-and-coming FILMMAKERS. FEBRUARY 7 – 12, 2009

Lectures, Discussions, Workshops, and Excursions for:
DIRECTORS • SCREENWRITERS • ACTORS • CINEMATOGRAPHERS • PRODUCERS • EDITORS • SOUND DESIGNERS • COMPOSERS • PRODUCTION DESIGNERS • VISUAL ARTISTS • FILM CRITICS.


PREVIOUS PHILIPPINE PARTICIPANTS:


2004
YASMIN COLES, Screen Writer, Director
KHAVN DE LA CRUZ, Screen Writer, Director

2005
ARLEEN CUEVAS, Producer, Director
ALEXIS TIOSECO, Film Critic / Journalist, Talent Press
RAYA MARTIN, Director, Screen Writer

2006
MA. THERESA CLAMOR, Director, Cinematographer
TENGAL, Sound Designer / Composer, Actor
TRINKA LAT, Production Designer / Art Director, Director
FERDNAND DEMADURA, Director, Cinematographer
PAOLO CRISOSTOMO DY, Director, Cinematographer

2007
AYN MARIE DIMAYA, Sound Designer / Composer Screen Writer
IAN DEAN LORENOS, Screen Writer, Director
ROMMEL ANDREO SALES, Director, Cinematographer
FRANCESCA BALAGUER, Editor, Director

2008
IVY UNIVERSE BALDOZA, Director, Script Clinic Project
JANUS VICTORIA, Director
ARVIN TRINIDAD, Actor
MARIA KATHRINA LORENOS, Director, Editor


HOW TO APPLY

    BEFORE YOU START – Please take a moment to see if you meet the following criteria. You must be able to answer “yes” to all these questions to be eligible to apply:

  • Are you fluent in English? (In particular, can you fill out the application in English and understand a lecture or discussion in English?)

  • Do you work or study in the areas of screenwriting, documentary
    filmmaking, producing, directing, cinematography, acting, editing, film
    criticism, sound design, film music composition, visual art, art
    direction or production design?

  • Will this be your first time at the Berlinale Talent Campus, or are
    you a Campus alumni that wishes to apply to the Talent Project Market?

  • Have you worked on a short film that was awarded a prize
    OR
    Has your work been screened at an international film festival
    OR
    Have you worked on a film of at least 60 minutes in length
    OR
    Are you a film student in your final year or in a post-graduate programme?

    If you could answer « yes » to all these questions, please read our step-by-step application guide below.

Note to film critics:
To be eligible to apply to the TALENT PRESS, you must be under 30 years of age in February 2009. Please click here to read the participation conditions for the Talent Press.

APPLICATION GUIDE

    The application process does not require you to send us any certified or official documents. It does, however, take a bit of time. We recommend you begin the application early and prepare your sample of work with enough time to allow for things to be uploaded or, if applicable, sent by post. On average, the application may take up to an hour to complete.

Step 1)
Register for your log-in number and create a password. With the log-in number you may access your application online through the Berlinale Talent Campus website at any time and complete all sections of the application until the deadline, October 8, 2008. FAQ

Note : You must select one field of work. This should be the field in which you work primarily or in which you have the most experience. The decision of the selection commitee will be based on how you represent yourself in this field. This will also influence your access to hands-on training if you wish to apply for any of those programmes. It will not, however, influence your ability to visit a wide range of programme events during the Campus.

Step 2)
Your log-in number and password will be sent to the email address you have provided. Log in to the application via our website, www.berlinale-talentcampus.de, and fill out the form by providing all required information such as your contact details, a filmography, and a short statement of motivation. Please upload a clear picture of yourself. Your application must be completed by yourself and in English. We do not accept team applications. You must finish the entire form by the October 8, 2008 Deadline in order for your application to be considered.

Step 3)
Depending on the field of work you have chosen, you will be asked to submit a sample of work. A sample of work shows a past, present or collection of project(s) you are involved in. It should represent your strengths and style in your selected field of work. For more information about what a sample may be, see our FAQ.

Please pay attention to the technical specifications provided in the application form. You should upload your sample directly to the online application form, or if you are submitting a sample on VHS, DVCAM or miniDV because you can not upload, you should mail your sample to the address below (also provided in the application form). Your sample must be uploaded or arrive BY the October 8, 2008 Deadline. This is not a postmark date.

Note: The sample of work you submit must correspond to the field of work you have chosen. You may only send one sample of work. Detailed information about the content and technical specifications of your sample is available in the application form directly once you proceed.

Step 4a)

OPTIONAL: There are further opportunities to participate in more intensive hands-on training. These programmes are:

Garage Studio,
Volkswagen Score Competition,
Script Station,
Doc Station
and
Talent Project Market.

Due to limited space, you must complete an additional form to apply for these programmes, and you may only apply to a programme that corresponds to your chosen field of work.

Step 5)

Ensure that your application and your hands-on training application (if applicable) are complete, with sample of work, by the October 8, 2008 Deadline. You will not receive a confirmation, however you can log in anytime to check whether all sections of your application are complete. Participants will be selected at the sole discretion of the Berlinale Talent Campus. Applicants selected for participation will be informed via email no later than January 15, 2009. You can log in at any time after the application phase to observe your selection status. There is no legal claim to participate in the Berlinale Talent Campus.

Applicants for the Talent Press, please continue here

    If you are invited to attend the Berlinale Talent Campus, you will be accredited to the 59th Berlin International Film Festival in the section Berlinale Talent Campus, which allows you to participate in all events at the official Campus venue. Individual tickets may need to be obtained for events with limited seating, free of charge. With your festival accreditation, you will also be eligible to receive free tickets to Berlinale screenings, subject to availability.

    A partial reimbursement of travel expenses as well as free accommodation during the Campus will be offered to selected participants who are not German citizens and do not reside in Germany. The reimbursement amount is determined on an individual basis and at the discretion of the Berlinale Talent Campus.

    If at any time during the application process you have questions, please consult the FAQ, read through our programme descriptions, or send us an email: info@berlinale-talentcampus.de

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Deadline of Entry:
October 8, 2008

Event Date:
February 7-12, 2009


Website:
www.berlinale-talentcampus.de

 


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