How can filmmakers support the impact of their film?
A Workshop on Impact Producing
This workshop explores the possibilities and effects that documentaries can achieve through impact campaigns. How can filmmakers support the public impact of their film with impact producing? Which films are suitable? How can an impact campaign, an impact producer or an impact agency be financed in Germany? How can an impact campaign help my film in times of pandemic? Valentin Thurn and Vivian Schröder will explore these questions together with the participants in an interactive workshop.
The event will be held in German.
Speaker
Vivian Schröder, Impact Producerin, Good Pitch Deutschland
Valentin Thurn, Regisseur und Produzent, Thurnfilm
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mit freundlicher Unterstützung von:
Impact Production (Good Pitch Germany / Media Frontline eV)
From Amsterdam’s international underground arts & culture magazine BABY to commercials to documentaries. My professional journey has spanned fashion, arts, advertising, the natural world, and filmmaking, which have given me curiosity, determination and trust in the magic of possibility. Organising and moderating the Climate Story Lab to Berlin in October 2020 confirmed my belief in the power of partnerships, building bridges across sectors through storytelling, the necessity of alternative financing schemes and carrying stories to the audiences who can make a difference. Together with the Human Rights Film Festival Berlin we now build on the connections and experiences we made during CSL and continue building for a Good Pitch event in Germany.
Producer (ThurnFilm GmbH)
Valentin Thurn is a director of documentaries for TV and cinema. His documentary “Taste the Waste” won 20 international awards such as the German Environmental Media Award and the Eating City Special Award. It was a box office hit in Germany with more than 130.000 spectators. The sequel “Food Savers” won among others the Econsense Journalist Award. His recent film “10 Billion – What’s on your plate?” won the German Nature Film Award and many others and was declared the most successful German cinema documentary in 2015. In the last 20 years Valentin Thurn realized more than 40 documentaries, among them “I Am Al Qaeda” that has been nominated for the German TV Award in 2006.
