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Now heading for its 16th edition, Production Value is an 8-day residential workshop on scheduling and budgeting European feature films and limited series with budgets ranging from 3 million to over 15 million. Working in teams of two, junior line producers and junior assistant directors from all over Europe are assigned real projects in development, as brought to the workshop by their directors and producers. Teams are coached by top-level European line producers and assistant directors. Additional experts in visual effects, post-production and sustainable filmmaking are part of the process. Directors and producers play an important part: they join the workshop towards the end to discuss the various concepts, options and results. The workshop is completed by plenary sessions dealing with general topics related to line producing and assistant directing, and by case studies from the seniors.

The objectives of Production Value are the improvement of best practice in Europe in the fields of assistant directing and line producing, as well as the consolidation of a network of professionals sharing the same values and similar experience. Emphasis is placed on understanding various European working conditions. The new edition will include a special focus on Virtual Production.

For further information about workshop, tutors, selection process and application, please consult: www.productionvalue.net

Participants: 7 Assistant directors and 7 line producers/production managers
Producers with a feature film or limites series project

Preparatory work: from 12 December 2022

Registration/Application deadline: 15 November 2022  

Fee:
- Line producers: Euro 800, including food and lodging*
- Assistant directors: Euro 500, including food and lodging*
- Producers with a selected project: Euro 300, including travel, food and lodging

Language: English only. Fluent English is a prerequisite for all participants.

Organisation: Denis Rabaglia, Head of Production Value
Hannah Lichtenstein, General Coordinator

Further Informations and Application Form

Five-day workshop focusing on the fundamentals of the art department’s work in audiovisual project development and production stages.

www.artdepartmentmasterclass.com

Target group: production designers, art directors, graphic designers, set decorators, set dressers

MEDIA DESK SUISSE
Go international — Get trained!

Check out the brochure that lists more than 60 training programmes where you can learn new skills, improve your professional knowledge, network with colleagues from all over Europe and meet international experts.

All trainings listed are co-funded either by Creative Europe MEDIA or by the Swiss MEDIA Compensating Measures.They take place all over Europe and beyond.

The Swiss normally have access to all events within a quota of 30 % for participants from countries other than MEDIA member countries. Should you have the nationality of an EU or MEDIA member country, we recommend that you indicate this nationality in your application. Workshops which exclusively admit participants from MEDIA member countries are no longer listed in this brochure.

MEDIA Desk Suisse operates a support scheme to assist Swiss industry pro- fessionals to enhance their career through international training opportunities. The grant can be given for all workshops mentioned in this brochure and can cover up to 50 % of the costs.

Some organisers offer even more trainings on their website. Under certain conditions, MEDIA Desk Suisse may be able to provide training grants also for these.The organisers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Learn more about the requirements for support at mediadesk.ch/get-trained- stipendien or contact us directly at info@mediadesk.ch.

For all dates, locations and deadlines, please check the organiser‘s website. Upcoming deadlines are published in our newsletter and on our website in the news “Get Trained!”.

Le thème de cet atelier de trois jours porte sur la teinture de tissus. Les participant·es travailleront avec différents matériaux et textiles et apprendront à utiliser des teintures permanentes et non permanentes ainsi que des outils et des produits chimiques utiles, en vue de concevoir des costumes d’époque habilement vieillis.

La spécialiste Maria Heitzinger présentera aux participant·es des  méthodes synthétiques ou naturelles pour conférer aux costumes une authenticité convaincante. Elle montrera comment créer des nuances à l’aide de teintures et comment réaliser des traces de transpiration, de suie, de neige, de glace, d’eau, de salissure, de sang, d’explosion, etc.
Outre une partie théorique sur les matériaux et des démonstrations de techniques, de procédés et d’effets, elle donnera des conseils et des astuces lors de nombreux exercices pratiques. Elle abordera aussi les difficultés propres à chaque procédé et partagera son expérience personnelle de la gestion des imprévus et des urgences lors de la préparation et sur le plateau.

Pendant ces trois jours, chaque participant·e travaillera sur un costume individuel afin de suivre pas à pas le processus de vieillissement d’un costume. Les acquis seront ensuite expérimentés sur d’autres accessoires, comme des chaussures ou des bijoux.

 

Participant∙e∙s
7-10 créateur·ices de costumes, habilleur·euses, assistant·es créateur·ices de costumes avec expérience professionnelle (min. 2 longs métrages)

Date et lieu
23 au 25 juin 2023 à Zurich

Délai d'inscription
22 mai 2023
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Finance d'inscription
CHF 450.-

Langue(s)
Allemand avec traduction simultanée en français

Organisation
Carlotta Holy-Steinemann, FOCAL Responsable du programme Téchnique

Intervenante Marie Heitzinger
Marie Heitzinger travaille depuis plus de 30 ans comme designer, artiste textile et créatrice de costumes. Elle vit à Berlin, Vienne et Londres. Elle a commencé à travailler dès les années 90 comme artiste Breakdown et cheffe costumière pour des films allemands.  En tant que peintre et doreuse, elle a également participé à la rénovation de tableaux historiques, notamment au Gonville and Caius College de Cambridge et à la Queens Gallery de Buckingham Palace. Elle travaille depuis 15 ans en tant qu’artiste textile et Breakdown Supervisor pour des films internationaux tels que à l’ouest, rien de nouveau d’Edward Berger (2022), une vie cachée de Terrence Malik (2018) ou independance day de Roland Emmerich (2016).

INSCRIPTION

Six-day training session focusing on the art department’s work in the postproduction stage, includes a practical assignment.

www.artdepartmentmasterclass.com

Target group: production designers, art directors, graphic designers, set decorators, set dressers

MEDIA DESK SUISSE
Go international — Get trained!

Check out the brochure that lists more than 60 training programmes where you can learn new skills, improve your professional knowledge, network with colleagues from all over Europe and meet international experts.

All trainings listed are co-funded either by Creative Europe MEDIA or by the Swiss MEDIA Compensating Measures.They take place all over Europe and beyond.

The Swiss normally have access to all events within a quota of 30 % for participants from countries other than MEDIA member countries. Should you have the nationality of an EU or MEDIA member country, we recommend that you indicate this nationality in your application. Workshops which exclusively admit participants from MEDIA member countries are no longer listed in this brochure.

MEDIA Desk Suisse operates a support scheme to assist Swiss industry pro- fessionals to enhance their career through international training opportunities. The grant can be given for all workshops mentioned in this brochure and can cover up to 50 % of the costs.

Some organisers offer even more trainings on their website. Under certain conditions, MEDIA Desk Suisse may be able to provide training grants also for these.The organisers are marked with an asterisk (*).

Learn more about the requirements for support at mediadesk.ch/get-trained- stipendien or contact us directly at info@mediadesk.ch.

For all dates, locations and deadlines, please check the organiser‘s website. Upcoming deadlines are published in our newsletter and on our website in the news “Get Trained!”.