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AIDC
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 Australian International Documentary Conference is held annually and offers the full range of participants in the factual film and broadcasting industry the opportunity to meet, network and be exposed to industry best practice from Australia and overseas. In addition, masterclasses and forums raise and explore current challenges and showcase work. |
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BERLIN DOCUMENTARY FORUM 1
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 The new international bi-annual BERLIN DOCUMENTARY FORUM offers an inventive, interdisciplinary carousel of events that will examine documentary practices. Presentations and encounters with experts will demonstrate the increasingly significant role played by the documentary across disciplines in the visual arts, performance, literature, and cinema. The BERLIN DOCUMENTARY FORUM will look at the development of these forms from both historical and contemporary perspectives. The first edition of the Forum includes a prestigious roster of artists, filmmakers and curators who will organize film screenings, live performances, public talks, readings, and art installations. |
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Crossover Lab Turin
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 Crossover is an international programme designed to explore the creative and the commercial challenges of developing content and services for digital media. |
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DFG - Documentary Filmmakers Group
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 How to Write and Pitch a Commission-Winning Proposal For most documentary and factual filmmakers, the proposal represents the first chance to get your directorial foot in the door with a broadcaster. For this reason, getting it right first time is crucial. This course will give an overview of the processes involved in writing and pitching your proposal for factual programming.
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DISCOP
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 Content business in Cetral and Eastern Europe.
Organizes annual markets where international suppliers of finished programs, scripted and unscripted formats, and packaged TV Channels, with TV stations, cable and satellite operators, DVD distributors, broadband networks, telcos and video-centred web portals can meet.
The hotel-based DISCOP markets are centred on the pre-organization of meetings between BUYERS and SELLERS of television content.
Throughout the year, DISCOP also provides clients with database generation and maintenance services designed to help them access new contacts and new business opportunities in the countries covered by the DISCOP organization.
Contact:
Patrick Jucaud - General Manager, patrick@discop.com |
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DOC Meeting Argentina
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 DOC Meeting Argentina is a space devoted to documentaries meant to encourage the construction of networks among cinematography and television industry professionals, at the national, regional and international levels; the development of projects under process; the creation of an area for the discussion of different strategies for co-production, marketing and distribution of the documentary genre; and, undoubtedly, a business area created to market documentaries filmed in various formats. |
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Documentary Campus
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 Documentary Campus is one of the most renowned professional training initiatives in Europe dedicated to international coproductions of high-quality documentaries for a large audience.
Documentary Campus offers professionals and up-and-coming young talents in the documentary field the necessary experience and know-how to work in international terrain. Through workshops, seminars, symposia and a ten-month masterclass Documentary Campus shows the way, explaining in the most fundamental and practical terms the international standards and essential rules of the documentary film game.
The programme of Documentary Campus is flexible and reacts to current trends in the market, thereby serving the needs of the creative talents and the media industry. |
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EAST SILVER MARKET
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 East Silver is the first documentary market dedicated exclusively to Central and Eastern Europe. Its main goal is to provide an annual overview of new documentary releases, create a comprehensive catalogue and an open video library, accessible to a broad circle of film professionals (broadcasters, major film festivals, sales agents) throughout the year. East Silver is organized by the Institute of Documentary Film, main partner is the Jihlava International Documentary Film Festival. |
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Eu. Day on Interreg. Co-Pro.
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 The Fipa - International Festival of Audiovisual Programmes calls for documentary and fiction (drama or series) television projects. The selected projects will be pitched in front of a panel of both commissioning editors and European producers attending the 23rd Fipa. |
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Hotdocs Market
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 Hot Docs, North America’s largest documentary festival, conference and market. ot Docs offers industry professionals unparalleled activities, including:
11 days of screenings showcasing the finest in international documentary cinema
A full roster of industry sessions, which include Industry Conference Sessions, Kickstart panels, Micro Meetings and NFB Coffee Talks
Market initiatives, which include the Sales Office and its Rendezvous service, Official Delegations and International Co-Production Day
Lively networking events and parties, including the opening night screening and gala
Special events, including the Hot Docs Awards Presentation, NFB Doc Summit and the Doc Mogul Award Luncheon |
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IDFA DOCS FOR SALE
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 Docs for Sale is one of the world's most important markets for creative documentaries. |
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Independent Film Week
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 The Independent Film Week (formerly the IFP Market) is a week-long showcase, held each autumn in New York, for new features, works-in-progress, shorts, and scripts. Spotlight on Documentaries is a part of the market dedicated to documentary projects. |
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input TV - International Public Television
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 An international voluntary organization of public TV channels. Organizes annual screening conference which is held in a different country each year — encourages the development of public service television by screening and debating programs from around the world.
Input 2008 takes place in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Contact:
Noemi Schory, noemischory@gmail.com |
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MIPDOC
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 Takes place every April in Cannes, France.
MIPDOC is a specialist international screening marketplace and conference for documentaries. Taking place ahead of the main TV market (MIP TV), MIPDOC provides a commercial platform for the international players in one place and at one time.
Activities include panels, workshops, co-production pitching (for 5 selected projects) and match-making forum. |
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Nordisk Panorama Market
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 As a parallel activity to the Festival, Filmkontakt Nord organises Nordisk Panorama Market, which each year offers a unique overview of ca. 300 new short film and documentary titles independently produced in the Nordic region within the last year.
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PaleyDocFest Pitch Workshop
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 PaleyDocFest Pitch Contest, offers a $5,000 grant for an unfinished or work-in-progress documentary from an emerging filmmaker.
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Realscreen Summit
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 Held every January in Washington D.C - USA.
The Realscreen Summit is a non-fiction film & television industry event. The Summit is dedicated to the development of business and creative opportunities for those in non-fiction and factual programming and content creation. In partnership with realscreen magazine, the ongoing mandate is to identify new ideas, recognize top industry talent, offer the forum for discussion and debate, explore issues and uncover trends and ultimately create an international network of connected individuals leading to business growth and career development.
Contact:
Sharlene Wilder, swilder@brunico.com |
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Sunny Side of the Doc
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 International documentary films market. Takes place every June in La Rochelle, France.
Sunny Side provides an annual venue that brings together 1800 international professionals.
Contact:
Yves Jeanneau - Founder and Director, yjeanneau@sunnysideofthedoc.com |
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The Grierson Awards
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 [Receive an alert before the deadline to the event in our Festival Alerts Service]
The Grierson Awards commemorate the pioneering Scottish documentary maker John Grierson (1898 – 1972), famous for Drifters and Night Mail and the man widely regarded as the father of the documentary.
Established in 1972, the Grierson Awards recognise and celebrate documentaries that have made a significant contribution to the genre from Britain and abroad.
In 2007 The Grierson Trust, along with Sheffield Doc/Fest, introduced three new awards – the Green, Innovation and Youth Jury Awards – to be presented during the Sheffield documentary festival. |
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