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PROGRAMME IN 2013

 

Discover our short videos about some of the speakers and the topics to be covered at Cartoon Cine 2013

Tuesday 16 April

Welcome Dinner at «Den Gyldne Okse» Restaurant

Wednesday 17 April

9:15 Welcome Words

Yolanda Alonso (Cartoon)

Morten Thorning (The Animation Workshop)

9:35 – 10:15 Indiegogo: Successfully Crowdfunding For Films 

John Trigonis, Vertical Manager - Film, Web & Video at Indiegogo will present the philosophy of the pioneering US crowdfunding platform and illustrate with film case studies what makes a fund raising campaign successful. From micro-investment, to profit-sharing, online funding, although marginal, is a good way to build a fan base and therefore a future audience. 

Speaker: John Trigonis (Indiegogo)

Moderator: Christophe Erbes

10:15 – 11:30 Film Finance Structures: The Cost of Funding

In this panel, Catherine Vernon, a producer and specialist in Business Affairs will analyse the different possible funding sources for a film and enlarge discussions with Isabelle Devaux, Director at Cofiloisirs as to the implications on the production budget of resorting to gap finance and debt financing.

SpeakersIsabelle Devaux (Cofiloisirs)

Juliane Schulze (peacefulfish)

Catherine Vernon (Mediabiz Conseil)

Moderator: Mike Robinson

11:30 – 12:00 Coffee break

12:00 – 13:15 Developing the Best Story for your Film: From the Idea to the Final  Script 

Richelle Wilder and Jordi Gasull, both experienced writers from the UK and Spain will explain how to write stories for animation films and transform a written script into the visual language of animated filmmaking. An art and a technique. 

Speakers: Richelle Wilder (Script Matters)

Jordi Gasull (El Toro Pictures)

Moderator: Christophe Erbes

13:15 – 14:45 Lunch

14:45 – 15:45 Distributing Your Own Content Digitally

As an alternative or complement to theatrical distribution, some production companies are launching their films online either by themselves or through the help of service companies that can distribute and market films digitally. What business propositions are there in this new digital market place? Which are the different VoD models that work for producers? And how can deal structures be improved?

Speakers: Jérôme Chung (Under the Milky Way)

Malene Iversen (Copenhagen Bombay)

Moderator: Christophe Erbes

 

15:45 – 16:15 Coffee break

16:15 – 17:00 Co-production Case Study: ‘Song of The Sea’

Following the beautiful ‘Secret of Kells’, Tomm Moore is now directing ‘Song of the Sea’, his second animated feature. The film which is a co-production between Cartoon Saloon, Nørlum Studios (Denmark), Belgium, Luxembourg and France is now in full production. Filmmaking and financing: the story so far…

Speakers: Fabian Erlinghäuser (Cartoon Saloon)

Tomm Moore (Cartoon Saloon)

Frederik Villumsen (Nørlum)

Moderator: Mike Robinson

 

Free evening

 

Thursday 18 April

 

9:30 – 10:15 Music in Animation: Budget, Rights and Exploitation

Even if your film is not a musical, music can be exploited as a marketing tool and revenue stream. How you choose your music, budget for it, manage, publish and exploit the film music will be thoroughly explained by Howard Price, Director, Broadcast & Media Rights at Sony/ATV Music Publishing - EMI Music Publishing.

Speaker: Howard Price (Sony/ATV / EMI Music Publishing)

Moderator: Mike Robinson

 

10:15 – 11:00 Co-production and Exploitation Models of New and Established Media

Legal aspects and main items of co-production contracts will be reviewed along with the current classification of new media rights. Lee Stone will also give practical advice on how to best negotiate and structure business deals when it comes to rights exploitation.

Speaker: Lee Stone (Lee & Thompson)

Moderator: Christophe Erbes

 

11:00 – 11:30 Coffee break

11:30 – 12:30 New Studio, New Partnership, New Funding Campaign

Gilles Gaillard, MD of Mikros Image, the acclaimed studio that made the Oscar-winning short ‘Logorama’ is partnering for his first animation movie with Jacqui Barcos, an independent American writer and producer. ‘Central Park Tale’ is their first animation venture and an original production that used Kickstarter crowdfunding platform to raise money for the pilot. Insights into the campaign, (content and preparation), budgeting and main teachings.

Speakers: Jacqui Barcos (Central Park Tale Teaser)

Gilles Gaillard (Mikros Image)

Moderator: Christophe Erbes

 

12:30 – 13:15 Marketing Films for the Right Audience 

Careful development and production tied in with early marketing will undoubtedly help to launch your film successfully. How you determine your film’s DNA, audience demographics, international potential, best promotional tools is what Justine Bannister will illustrate in this important presentation. 

Speaker: Justine Bannister (Independent consultant)

Moderator: Mike Robinson

 

13:15 – 14:30 Lunch

14:30 – 15:45 Partnerships with Sales Agents and Distributors

As the offer of animation films is growing every year, more distributors and sales agents need to and do invest in films at an earlier stage thus changing the existing distribution models and partnerships with producers. Our panel of sales agents and distributors will explain how they elaborate their global distribution strategies (including digital) and what can improve the pan-European circulation of European animation films.

Speakers: Moritz Hemminger (ARRI Worldsales)

Susan Wendt (TrustNordisk Aps)

Moderator: Mike Robinson

 

15:45 - 16:30 Les Armateurs – A Flair for Great Stories

In 20 years of existence, Les Armateurs have produced over 10 animated features. Their latest release ‘Ernest et Célestine’ has today cumulated over 800 000 admissions in France alone. Insights from the ‘veteran’ European film production company whose story is closely intertwined with the story of European animation films.   

Speaker: Ivan Rouveure (Les Armateurs)

Moderator: Christophe Erbes

 

16:30 - 17:00 Coffee break

17:00 – 17:45 The Success Story of ‘Tadeo Jones’

With over 2.7 million admissions in Spain, ‘Tadeo Jones’ is not, however, an American production. it is instead the first animation film of a brand new company which has consequently reaped over 100 awards all over the world. Writer and Producer will explain the hard work behind the screens.

Speakers: Jordi Gasull (El Toro Pictures)

Nico Matji (Lightbox Entertainment)

Moderator: Mike Robinson

 

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