ACE General Assembly in Bologna, 1 July 2010
|
|
- Alexia Hawkins
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 ACE General Assembly in Bologna, 1 July 2010 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS MEMBER REPRESENTATIVE / VOTE 1 Amsterdam, eye Film Instituut Nederland Mark-Paul Meyer 2 Athens, Tainiothiki tis Ellados Greek Film Archive Maria Komninos 3 Barcelona, Filmoteca de Catalunya Mariona Bruzzo 4 Beograd, Yugoslovenska Kinoteka Dinko Tucakovic 5 Berlin, Bundesarchiv-Filmarchiv Martina Wert-Mühl 6 Berlin, Deutsche Kinemathek Museum für Film und Fernsehen Rainer Rother 7 Berne, Lichtspiel Kinemathek Bern David Landolf 8 Bologna, Cineteca del Comune di Bologna Gian Luca Farinelli 9 Brussels Cinémathèque Royale de Belgique Gabrielle Claes 10 Budapest Magyar Nemzeti Filmachivum -Hungarian Film Archive Vera Gyürey 11 Bucuresti Arhiva Nationala de Filme Bogdan Movileanu 12 Frankfurt Deutsches Filminstitut DIF Claudia Dillmann 13 Gemona Cineteca del Friuli Livio Jacob 14 Helsinki National Audiovisual Archiv Mikko Kuutti 15 Kobenhavn Det Danske Film Institute Dan Nissen 16 Lausanne Cinémathèque Suisse Caroline Neeser 17 Lisboa Cinemateca Portuguesa 18 Ljubljana Arhiv Republike Slovenije 19 Ljubljana Slovenska Kinoteka Stas Ravter 20 London BFI Collections Nigel Algar 21 Luxembourg Cinémathèque municipale Claude Bertemes 22 Madrid - Filmoteca Española Catherine Gautier 23 Milano Fondazione Cineteca Italiana Luisa Comencini 24 Moskow Gosfilmofond of Russia Vladimir Dmitriev 1
2 25 Oslo - Norsk Filminstitutt 26 Paris Cinémathèque Française Joël Daire Lise Gustavson: Proxy to Dan Nissen 27 Paris Bois d Arcy - Archives du Film Eric Le Roy : Proxy to Mikko Kuutti 28 Podgorica - Crnogorska Kinoteka Film Archives of Montenegro Andro Martinovic 29 Praha Národní Filmový Archiv Vladimir Opěla 30 Roma Cineteca Nazionale 31 Skopje Kinoteka na Makedonija Mimi Gjorgoska-Illievska 32 Stockholm Cinemateket Svenska Filminstitutet Jan Erik Billinger 33 Torino Museo Nazionale del Cinema Luca Giuliani 34 Toulouse Cinémathèque de Toulouse Christoph Gauthier 35 Valencia Instituto Valenciano de Cinematografia Nacho Lahoz 36 Vaticano Filmoteca vaticana 37 Warsaw Filmoteca Narodowa Tadeusz Kowalski 38 Wien Filmarchiv Austria Nikolaus Wostry: Proxy to David Landolf 39 Wien Österreichisches Filmmuseum Paolo Caneppele 40 Zagreb Hrvatska kinoteka Hrvatski Drzavni Arhiv Carmen Lhotka Minutes: Kerstin Herlt, Johanna Ruhl (ACE/Deutsches Filminstitut DIF) 1. Opening of the General Assembly and Approval of the Agenda Claudia Dillmann welcomes the members and introduces the amended agenda: Ronny Loewy (Deutsches Filminstitut - DIF) will present the CEN dissemination project during the elections when the votes are counted. Three other points will be presented under Miscellaneous : The Nitrofilm project by Tadeusz Kowalski, the UNESCO Celebration of Anniversaries in by Vladimir Opěla, the results of the Madrid conference on Training Systems in the AV Heritage Sector, 7-8 June Maria Komninos (Greek Film Archive) and Nigel Alger (BFI) will also give a short report on their archives. The agenda is approved. 2. Approval of the Minutes of the GA in Bologna, 1 July 2009 The minutes are approved. 2
3 3. Approval of the Activities Report Rainer Rother has a comment on the draft minutes of the ACE meeting in Oslo, concerning the election procedure 2010: he recommends that the president (or his/her representative in the EC) should not to make use of its casting vote (cf. ACE statutes, article 16) in case two or more candidates receive the same number of votes. This could happen when there are more candidates than seats available in the EC. He proposes to have a second vote on those candidates instead. Claudia Dillmann replies that this is not the right time to discuss this issue because the election procedure was approved and we have as much seats as candidates in the current elections. 3.1 ACE-FIAPF Framework Agreement for Voluntary Deposit Claudia Dillmann gives an update on the activities since the meeting in Oslo: The ACE-FIAPF framework agreement has been translated into Finnish, German and Polish. Translations in French, Italian and Spanish, Serbian, Greek and Macedonian will be prepared. Translations of the agreement have to be validated by a lawyer, an amount of the ACE budget is reserved for that purpose. Action: After validation, the different language versions of the framework agreement will be published on the ACE website. The English version is already available here. 3.2 Orphan works Tilman Lüders, Head of Unit Copyright raised several methodological questions on the survey to which Claudia Dillmann will reply, stressing the need for a political solution, e.g. a mandatory exception for cultural heritage institutions concerning orphan works. Main problem is that DG Market wants the film archives to clear the rights, while archives are not in the position to do that, lacking staff time and the necessary information. There will be a panel on orphan works and collective rights management at the Ghent conference Audiovisual Archives in the 21 st century (13-14 October). Claudia Dillmann will participate on behalf of ACE Europeana The European Commission promised to fund Europeana until Currently Europeana is funded by ten EU projects with additional matching funding from several European Union Government Ministries of Education, but the financial and political support from all members states is needed. Ninety institutions are part of the Council of Content Providers and Aggregators (CCPA). The Europeana Annual Report 2009 is available at: Culture Programme ACE can now apply for funding within this programme, since the Commission s legal service recognized the exclusion of the film heritage sector as discriminatory. This is a great step for film archives to be recognized as part of the cultural sector. As a consequence, a new version of the programme guide Culture , valid from 6 May 2010 on, has been published: 3
4 Mimi Gjogorska-Illievska reports that not only EU members states and the countries of the EEA (Norway, Liechtenstein, Switzerland) are eligible, but also applicant countries to the EU like Macedonia, Montenegro, Croatia, Turkey and Serbia. Mimi Gjorgoska-Illievska will send more information on the Culture Programme to the ACE office. The Commissioner in charge is Androulla Vassiliou, Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth. Since ACE has accumulated a huge amount of money, the ACE office will not apply for support for the operating costs ( Support for organisations active on European level.) The activities report is approved. 4. Approval of the Financial Report 2009 The financial report is approved. 5. Approval of the Budget 2010 Gabrielle Claes explains that ACE s contribution to the Film Restoration Summer School / FIAF Summer School 2009 appears in the budget 2010, because the invoice came late and it was billed in Jan-Erik Billinger wonders why there is no budget 2011, it should be approved before the next financial year starts. Gabrielle Claes agrees, explaining that is difficult to foresee whether ACE will participate in a project in 2011 and will need matching funds for this purpose. ACE has accumulated quite an amount of money. According to Claudia Dillmann, the new Executive Committee has to agree on a project/activity on which the money can be spent. Dinko Tucakovic suggest that not only the EC, but the GA should decide on what the money is spent on. The budget 2010 is approved. 6. Discharge of the Executive Committee The Executive Committee is discharged by the General Assembly. 7. Election of the Executive Committee Confirmation of presence Gabrielle Claes and Kerstin Herlt check the presence of the members and announce who is not entitled to vote: the BFI (London), Cineteca Nazionale (Rome), and the Arhiv Republike Solvenje (Lublijana) cannot vote since they have not paid the fees for 2010, Cineteca Nazionale did not pay in 2009 and Proxies Eric Le Roy (CNC-AFF) gave proxy to Mikko Kuutti, Lise Gustavson (Norsk Filminstituut) to Dan Nissen, and Nikolaus Wostry (Filmarchiv Austria) to David Landolf. 7.3 New Candidates Dan Nissen invites the news candidates Thomas Christensen, Tadeusz Kowalski and Mikko Kuutti to introduce themselves to the GA. As Sandra den Hamer (eye Film Instituut Nederland) could not participate in the GA, Mark-Paul Meyer says a few words about his director. 4
5 7.4 Election The ballots are distributed and collected. 35 members are eligible to vote. The quorum of 25% requires that each candidate must receive at least 9 votes to be elected. The election committee Gabrielle Claes, Jan-Erik Billinger, Johanna Ruhl (ACE/DIF) leave the room to count the votes. 7.5 Results of the Election All candidates are elected in the first round: Christensen, Thomas: 24 Den Hamer, Sandra: 25 Dillmann, Claudia 29 Farinelli, Gian Luca 25 Gjorgoska-Illievska, Mimi 22 Komninos, Maria 22 Kowalski, Tadeusz 28 Kuutti, Mikko 26 Tucakovic, Dinko 26 The new Executive Committee met after the General Assembly to appoint the officersclaudia Dillmann was appointed President and Treasurer, Thomas Christensen Secretary General. 8. CEN Standards for Metadata About Cinematographic Works Ronny Loewy (DIF) gives an update on the CEN standards for metadata about cinematographic works. The European Commission has awarded a grant to CEN for a series of dissemination activities promoting the use of the two new metadata standards, EN and EN Coordinated by the German Standards Institute (DIN), these activities will include four workshoptype seminars hosted by major European film archives. Seminar dates and further details will be published on the ACE website as they become available. The workshops address IT staff as well as cataloguers, so two people per archive should participate. Aim of the standards is to make databases exchangeable. 9. Miscellaneous Vladimir Opela provides the latest news from UNESCO. In October 2009 Irina Bokova from Bulgaria was elected new Director-General of UNESCO. Opela encourages all ACE members to collaborate more closely with their National Commissions in order to participate in and change the work of UNESCO. He provides a handout listing more than 60 anniversaries in proposed by UNESCO Member States and suggests to collaborate in the celebration of selected anniversaries of relevance for European film archives and cinemathéques. Finally he announces that there had been a design competition for a logo for the World Day for Audiovisual Heritage, the winner logo was presented to the public in October Tadeusz Kowalski presents the Filmoteka Naradowa and its collections, stating that they hope to become a partner of Europeana and EFG soon. He continues with a presentation on the 5
6 NITROFILM project and invites all ACE members to attend the corresponding conference planned for Gabrielle Claes presents the results of the Madrid conference which took place on the occasion of the Spanish Presidency of the Council of the EU 2010 at the Filmoteca Española on 7-8 June The conference was dedicated to training systems in the AV heritage sector and was attended by many people from the academic as well as by representatives from the AV heritage sector. The EC was represented by Mari Sol Pérez Guevara from the Audiovisual and Media Policy Unit. The conference, which did not only focus on the archives basic tasks (preservation, restoration) but presented a broader spectrum of film archiving, showed that the collaboration between archives and universities with relevant courses of study has to be improved. Claudia Dillmann adds that film archives need to state what kind of skills they look for in university graduates who want to work in this sector and improve the communication and networking with the respective universities in order to attract a well-trained new staff. One of the first tasks of the new EC will be to draw up a white book of existing university training programmes and present it to the European Commission along with the film archives needs for schooling and teaching. Nigel Algar reports on the latest developments at the BFI: as it s the archive s 75 th anniversary year, they are not only screening Technicolor nitrate prints but have also revived a project from 1992, now called BFI Most Wanted, continuing the search for British films that are missing from the BFI s collection. Due to severe cuts by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport the BFI expects to lose up to 25% of state money the BFI will not be able to build the new BFI Film Centre and will be forced to reduce its staff over the next few years. Despite the tight financial situation they will get a new storage facility as planned. All nitrate prints as well as other safety material will be stored at the new vault at 5 degrees. Due to the financial situation the BFI considers the introduction of fees for FIAF members, as many prints that are supplied to FIAF members are Hollywood pictures and at this point the BFI simply can t afford to subsidise Hollywood films. Claudia Dillmann understands this problem and recommends to discuss the issue of Hollywood films in ACE. As there are already some archives who do charge other member archives, Dillmann reminds that the not charging the ACE members is part of the ACE- FIAPF agreement and she urges the archives to do what is in their power in order not to charge each other or to at least keep the fees for the loan of films and the corresponding copyright as low as possible. Maria Komninos states that they might soon participate in a new project and reports of the opening of their new premises, including an open-air cinema, a new library and a digital library, last fall, but possibly due to the financial crisis the support from the ministry has not been as great as they had hoped for. Also, the ministry is considering a merger with the National Audiovisual Archive. Maria Komninos asks the EC to write a letter of support to the ministry. Rainer Rother proposes that the EC is to draw up a paper of statement which is sent to all member archives who in turn decide if they want to react by sending it out or not. This suggestion is generally approved and Claudia Dillmann stresses that film archives find themselves in a sandwich position between libraries and broadcasting archives which is why it is especially important to state the film archives position. Mimi Gjorgoska-Illievska reports that 6
7 the Kinoteka na Makedonija also opened its new premises last fall together with new vaults for their national film heritage. Also due to a lack of money, the project s second step will not be realized at this point. To conclude the General Assembly with good news, Nigel Algar reports that the BFI is planning to restore all nine colour films by Hitchcock until 2012 on the occasion of the Olympic Games taking place in London that year. Dan Nissen adds that the DFI will receive almost 1 million Euro from the Danish government to digitise documentary films from President Claudia Dillmann closes the General Assembly at 16:30. Frankfurt, 7 July 2010 Claudia Dillmann - President- 7
Results of the Survey on Orphan Works 2009/10
Claudia Dillmann Association des Cinémathèques Européennes c/o Deutsches Filminstitut DIF e.v. Schaumainkai 41 D - 60596 Frankfurt Frankfurt / Brussels, 29 March 2010 Results of the Survey on Orphan Works
More informationThe European Film Gateway. September 2008 August Project presentation. Cofunded by the Community Programme econtentplus
The European Film Gateway September 2008 August 2011 Project presentation Cofunded by the Community Programme econtentplus Contents EFG portal Summary of EFG project results Partners and organisation Workpackages
More informationA Gateway to Film Heritage in Europe BAAC & LCSA Annual Conference 5 October 2009 Vilnius
A Gateway to Film Heritage in Europe BAAC & LCSA Annual Conference 5 October 2009 Vilnius Georg Eckes Deutsches Filminstitut DIF eckes@deutsches-filminstitut.de Before EFG: MIDAS filmarchives-online.eu:
More informationA portal for film archives in Europe - The European Film Gateway
A portal for film archives in Europe - The European Film Gateway IASA 2009 Annual conference Athens, 24 Sep 2009 Julia Welter Deutsches Filminstitut DIF welter@deutsches-filminstitut.de EFG The European
More informationBefore EFG: MIDAS. A Gateway to Film Heritage in Europe. Il Cinema Ritrovato Bologna 4 July 2009
A Gateway to Film Heritage in Europe Il Cinema Ritrovato Bologna 4 July 2009 Georg Eckes Deutsches Filminstitut DIF eckes@deutsches-filminstitut.de Before EFG: MIDAS MEDIA Plus Pilot Project 2006-2009
More informationA Gateway to Film Heritage in Europe Archimages09 18 November 2009 Paris
A Gateway to Film Heritage in Europe Archimages09 18 November 2009 Paris Julia Welter Deutsches Filminstitut DIF welter@deutsches-filminstitut.de Before EFG: MIDAS www.filmarchives-online.eu: Union catalogue
More informationA Gateway to Film Heritage in Europe
A Gateway to Film Heritage in Europe Cinema Experts Group Sub-Group Film Heritage Bruxelles, 18 June 2009 Georg Eckes Deutsches Filminstitut DIF eckes@deutsches-filminstitut.de Before EFG: MIDAS MEDIA
More informationA Gateway to Film Heritage in Europe
A Gateway to Film Heritage in Europe CBMI 2009 Chania, 5 June 2009 Georg Eckes Deutsches Filminstitut DIF eckes@deutsches-filminstitut.de EFG as an Aggregator for Europeana Why Aggregators? Interoperability
More informationEUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology Media and Data Converging Media and Content Questionnaire on the implementation of the Recommendation 1 of the
More informationUvA-DARE (Digital Academic Repository) Film history in the making Olesen, C.G. Link to publication
UvADARE (Digital Academic Repository) Film history in the making Olesen, C.G. Link to publication Citation for published version (APA): Olesen, C. G. (0). Film history in the making: Film historiography,
More informationThe EU and film archives
The EU and film archives Jean-Eric de Cockborne Head of the Unit Audiovisual and Media Policies European Commission http://europa.eu.int/comm/avpolicy/ The EU and film archives 2. European Parliament and
More informationMedia and Data Converging Media and Content
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology Media and Data Converging Media and Content Questionnaire on the implementation of the Recommendation 1 of the
More informationLES SITUATIONS EUROPÉENNES [ L EUROPE, LA NATION, LA RÉGION? ] 2
LES SITUATIONS EUROPÉENNES [ L EUROPE, LA NATION, LA RÉGION? ] 2 Last news of the MIDAS project Julia WELTER, Deutsches Filminstitut - DIF. Thank you for the invitation to talk. Before I speak about the
More informationSTANDARDISATION MANDATE TO THE CEN ON THE HARMONISATION OF
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION DIRECTORATE-GENERAL INFORMATION SOCIETY AND MEDIA Directorate A - Internet Network, Security and General Affairs Audiovisual and Media policies ; Digital rights ; Task force on
More informationList of selected projects Creative Europe - Media. EACEA FILMEDU Selection year: 2018 Application deadline: 01-mars-18
List of selected Creative Europe - Media N Reference number Applicant organisation Project title EU grant 1 601261 NL STICHTING FILM INSTITUUT NEDERLAND CINEMINI EUROPE 251.844,00 60% 2 601339 IT Fondazione
More informationEUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology Media and Data Converging Media and Content Questionnaire on the implementation of the Recommendation of the
More informationConcept Michael Loebenstein (Austrian Film Museum) Ingo Zechner (Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for History and Society)
CONFERENCE Based on preliminary results from the EU funded 3-year Horizon 2020 project I-Media- Cities (http://imediacities.eu) and related transdisciplinary projects the conference will explore the various
More informationEUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology Media and Data Converging Media and Content Questionnaire on the implementation of the Recommendation 1 of the
More informationFILM RESTORATION SUMMER SCHOOL / FIAF SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMME
FILM RESTORATION SUMMER SCHOOL / FIAF SUMMER SCHOOL 2010 Theory lessons on Film Restoration: distance learning, May 18 th to June 22 nd (each Tuesday) Introduction and attendance to Il Cinema Ritrovato
More informationMedia and Data Converging Media and Content
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology Media and Data Converging Media and Content Ref. Ares(2013)3493121-15/11/2013 Questionnaire on the implementation
More informationEUROPEAN COMMISSION DG Communications Networks, Content & Technology
EUROPEAN COMMISSION DG Communications Networks, Content & Technology Media and Data Converging Media and Content Questionnaire on the implementation of the Recommendation of the European Parliament and
More informationRef.: Tel.: Fax: January 2014
REPUBLIC OF CYPRUS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE CULTURAL SERVICE Ref.: 4.02.006.03 Tel.: 00357-22809811 Fax: 00357-22809873 21 January 2014 SUBJECT: Answers to the questionnaire on the implementation
More informationACE response to the revised Communication from the Commission on state aid for films and other audiovisual works
C/o Cinémathèque royale de Belgique/ Koninklijk Belgisch Filmarchief 3 Rue Ravenstein, Brussels 1000, Belgium, Registration Number: 45960464757-14 Brussels, 28 May 2013 ACE response to the revised Communication
More informationACE PROPOSAL to be included in the DRAFT COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION ON STATE AID FOR FILMS AND OTHER AUDIOVISUAL WORKS
Association des Cinémathèques Européennes (ACE) 3 Rue Ravenstein, Brussels 1000, Belgium, Secretariat and Presidency: ACE c/o Deutsches Filminstitut - DIF e.v. Schaumainkai 41, 60596 Frankfurt, Germany
More informationEFG1914: FINAL PUBLIC PROGRESS REPORT
EFG1914: FINAL PUBLIC PROGRESS REPORT Source: Deutsches Filminstitut, Collection Wolfgang Filzinger This report covers the activities and main results of the film digitisation project EFG1914. The project
More informationProject Acronym: EFG1914 Grant Agreement number: Project Title: EFG1914. D1.2: First Digitisation Progress Report to the Commission
DELIVERABLE Project Acronym: EFG1914 Grant Agreement number: 297266 Project Title: EFG1914 D1.2: First Digitisation Progress Report to the Commission Revision 1.5 Date of submission 11.03.2013 Author(s)
More information2017 GUIDE. Support for theatres
2017 GUIDE Support for theatres SUMMARY I Introduction 3 Support for theatres... 4 Objectives... 4 II - Regulations concerning support for theatres... 5 1. Eligibility... 5 2. Support access threshold...
More information2018 FILM RESTORATION / FIAF SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM
Fondazione Cineteca di Bologna Fédération Internationale des Archives du Film Association des Cinémathèques Européennes L Immagine Ritrovata Film Restoration and Conservation 2018 FILM RESTORATION / FIAF
More informationEUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology Media and Data Converging Media and Content Questionnaire on the implementation of the Recommendation 1 of the
More informationEUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology Media and Data Converging Media and Content Questionnaire on the implementation of the Recommendation 1 of the
More information2018 GUIDE Support for cinemas
Strasbourg, 15 December 2017 2018 GUIDE Support for cinemas SUMMARY I Introduction 3 Support for cinemas... 4 Objectives... 4 II - Regulations concerning support for cinemas... 5 1. Eligibility... 5 2.
More informationEUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology Media and Data Converging Media and Content Questionnaire on the implementation of the Recommendation 1 of the
More informationThe Mediterranean TV Channel. Project presentation
The Mediterranean TV Channel Project presentation Key figures for the Euro-Mediterranean area 43 countries Member States of the European Union Mediterranean coastal States A population of about 700 million
More informationFilm:ReStored_01 First Film Heritage Festival of the Deutsche Kinemathek
Film:ReStored_01 First Film Heritage Festival of the Deutsche Kinemathek The Deutsche Kinemathek is organizing and hosting the film heritage festival Film:ReStored for the first time. From September 22-25,
More informationUNESCO/Jikji Memory of the World Prize. Nomination form To be submitted by 31 December 2004
UNESCO/Jikji Memory of the World Prize Nomination form To be submitted by 31 December 2004 Please complete this form, print it out and send it together with the corresponding attachments to our postal
More informationEUROPEAN COMMISSION. Brussels, 16/07/2008 C (2008) State aid N233/08 Latvia Latvian film support scheme 1. SUMMARY
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Brussels, 16/07/2008 C (2008) 3542 PUBLIC VERSION WORKING LANGUAGE This document is made available for information purposes only. Dear Sir Subject: State aid N233/08 Latvia Latvian
More informationInternational film co-production in Europe
International film co-production in Europe A publication May 2018 Index 1. What is a co-production? 2. Legal instruments for co-production 3. Production in Europe 4. Co-production volume in Europe 5. Co-production
More informationSerge BROMBERG, Lobster Films
Serge BROMBERG, Lobster Films I initially created Lobster in 1985 as a small production company. I have been, by my own personal choice, a lover of the cinema since long before. Lobster came to specialize
More informationOn these dates the submission has to be completed: online entry form as well as digital file have to be sent to Go Short.
1.0 General requirements for entry 1.1 Films are eligible for Go Short competitions if: - The film is no longer than 30 minutes. - The film is produced in (geographical) Europe 1, the director or producer
More informationEUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology Media and Data Converging Media and Content Questionnaire on the implementation of the Recommendation 1 of the
More informationPUBLIC NOTICE FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE APULIA FILM FORUM 11 th - 13 th October Monopoli (Italy)
PUBLIC NOTICE FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE APULIA FILM FORUM 11 th - 13 th October 2018 - Monopoli (Italy) CUP B69H18000290007 In accordance with Decision of Regional Council n. 145 of 6 th February 2018,
More informationIsrael Film & Television Industry Facts and Figures at a Glance 2017
Israel Film & Television Industry Facts and Figures at a Glance 2017 Prepared by: Katriel Schory Executive Director Haya Nastovici International Relations Making Films Come True The Israel Film Fund -
More informationPRESS RELEASE. South-East European Digital Television SEE Digi.TV
PRESS RELEASE South-East European Digital Television SEE Digi.TV The project entitled South-East European Digital Television SEE Digi.TV and its international implementation started on 1 January 2011 and
More informationThe EU Audiovisual Media Services Directive and its transposition into national law a comparative study of the 27 Member States
The EU Audiovisual Media Services Directive and its transposition into national law a comparative study of the 27 Member States Member State: France Act relative to audio-visual communication and to the
More informationIMAGO DECLARATION OF THE DRA DIGITAL RESTORED AUTHORIZATE
Presentation of IMAGO Declaration of the DRA and research program NAKI opening in Prague by Marek Jicha and Jaromir Sofr at 4th July 2013 in Sala Cervi at Film festival Il Cinema Ritrovato Bologna. Speaker
More informationRULES & REGULATIONS. B- SHORT FILM SECTION Films that run for a maximum of 45 minutes can compete for the following prizes:
RULES & REGULATIONS Madrid City Council organises the 15th edition of the Madrid International Documentary Film Festival, DOCUMENTAMADRID 2018, a festival dedicated to multiple expressions of documentary
More informationREGULATIONS FOR THE 31st EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS (EFAs)
REGULATIONS FOR THE 31st EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS (EFAs) Title page 1. General Information 2 2. FEATURE FILMS: Eligibility 3 3. FEATURE FILMS: Selection 4 4. FEATURE FILMS: Nominations 4 5. FEATURE FILMS:
More informationArticle 2: A distributor who meets the following requirements is eligible for financial support:
Strasbourg, 01/01/2018 Regulations 2017-2018 - Distribution Support Programme Support for marketing and publicity costs for eligible films destined for distributors selected by Eurimages Introduction The
More informationProject Acronym: EFG1914 Grant Agreement number: Project Title: EFG1914. D5.1: Report on type and quantity of non-film material digitised
DELIVERABLE Project Acronym: EFG1914 Grant Agreement number: 297266 Project Title: EFG1914 D5.1: Report on type and quantity of non-film material digitised Revision 1.0 Date of submission 19 March 2014
More informationAudiovisual archiving in Lithuanian Central State Archive
JOLĖ STIMBIRYTĖ The Head of the Documents Technical Control Division Lithuanian The biggest on within the state archival system and the only state archive where audiovisual documents are stored Started
More informationEuropeana Foundation Governing Board Meeting
Paper 9A Public Europeana Foundation Governing Board Meeting 16 November 2016 16h30 18h00 CET Teleconference Call Content Report Action proposed: For information and Q&A Circulation: Europeana Foundation
More informationANNUAL REPORT
ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012 EUROVISION ACADEMY October 2012 3 Contents 1 introduction PAGE 4 2 Courses PAGE 6 Calendar Analysis by Pillar 3 Performance Measures PAGE 10 4 Customer Satisfaction KPI 1 PAGE 11
More informationPUBLIC NOTICE FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE APULIA FILM FORUM 16 th - 18 th November Vieste (Italy)
PUBLIC NOTICE FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE APULIA FILM FORUM 16 th - 18 th November 2017 - Vieste (Italy) CUP B39D17015670007 In accordance with Decision of Regional Council n. 1192 of 18 July 2017, as per
More informationI thought it would be useful to append a list of our main points from Wednesday s meeting on the next page.
Independent Producers Scotland Film City Glasgow 401 Govan Road GLASGOW G51 2QJ Friday 23 rd January 2015 Dear Members of Economy, Energy and Tourism Committee, Thank you for taking notice of the state
More informationFILM POLICY FOR IRELAND S NATIONAL BROADCASTER
FILM POLICY FOR IRELAND S NATIONAL BROADCASTER 2016 1 Page 2016 SCREEN PRODUCERS IRELAND Film Policy for Ireland s National Broadcaster Screen Producers Ireland is the national representative organisation
More informationMotion Picture, Video and Television Program Production, Post-Production and Distribution Activities
The 31 th Voorburg Group Meeting Zagreb Croatia 19-23 September 2016 Mini-Presentation SPPI for ISIC4 Group 591 Motion Picture, Video and Television Program Production, Post-Production and Distribution
More informationPOLAND AND EUROPEANA. An overview. 19 June Łaski s Statute Giovanni RossoBibNational Museum in Krakow CC BY
POLAND AND EUROPEANA An overview 19 June 2018 Łaski s Statute Giovanni RossoBibNational Museum in Krakow CC BY Table of contents POLAND AND EUROPEANA Intro 3 Presidency of the Council of the European Union
More informationPolicy of the digitization selection committee
Svenska Filminstitutet Box 27126, 102 52 Stockholm Besök: Filmhuset, Borgvägen 1-5 Telefon: 08-665 11 00 Fax: 08-661 18 20 www.sfi.se Policy of the digitization selection committee December 2016 Background
More informationScanning and Preserving Film Heritage
Scanning and Preserving Film Heritage From ideas to daily routine DIASTOR Conference Zürich, 5 June 2014 Mikko Kuutti, Deputy Director 1 SCANNING AND PRESERVING FILM HERITAGE Contents National Audiovisual
More informationFUTURE OF FILM ARCHIVES SECURED. James Purnell announces 25 million for national and regional film archives
FUTURE OF FILM ARCHIVES SECURED James Purnell announces 25 million for national and regional film archives As the curtain opens on the Times BFI 51 st London Film Festival, Culture Secretary James Purnell
More informationFILM POLICY FOR IRELAND S NATIONAL BROADCASTER
FILM POLICY FOR IRELAND S NATIONAL BROADCASTER 1 P a g e 2015 SCREEN PRODUCERS IRELAND Film Policy for Ireland s National Broadcaster CORE POLICY In most European territories Public Service Broadcasters
More informationREGULATIONS of the 33 rd WARSAW FILM FESTIVAL, October, 2017
REGULATIONS of the 33 rd WARSAW FILM FESTIVAL, 13-22 October, 2017 1. ORGANISATION, AIMS, DATES The Warsaw Film Festival (WFF) is organized by the Warsaw Film Foundation in Warsaw, Poland. Its aim is to
More informationDmitrieva Karina, Library for Foreign Literature named after M.I.Rudomono, Moscow, Russia
Dmitrieva Karina, Library for Foreign Literature named after M.I.Rudomono, Moscow, Russia International Congress 100.German Bibliothekartag. Section Preservation of the cultural heritage 367 German-Russian
More informationManagement of and Access to Print Collections in some National and Repository Libraries in Europe: collection for use or for preservation
IFLA Satellite, Kuopio 2012 Jarmo Saarti & Pentti Vattulainen Management of and Access to Print Collections in some National and Repository Libraries in Europe: collection for use or for preservation Contents
More informationReading Room of The Library of the Academy of Sciences
Public Libraries There are over 6,000 public libraries operated by local authorities. They form the basic infrastructure for providing accessible library and information services to all the inhabitants
More informationARTICLE 1 NAME AND PURPOSE. To perform a range of music including high-caliber chorus masterworks and a cappella pieces
ARTICLE 1 NAME AND PURPOSE Section 1 NAME The chorus, governed by this Charter and the Rules, is named the Music in the Mountains Chorus and hereinafter referred to as the Chorus. Section 2 PURPOSE To
More informationTenso North+South project plan
Tenso North+South 10+11 project plan TENSO NETWORK EUROPE Tenso Network Europe was created in 2003 by the artistic staff and the managers of four professional chamber choirs that regularly perform contemporary
More informationThe digital bookshelf. Vigdis Moe Skarstein, National Librarian, Norway
The digital bookshelf Vigdis Moe Skarstein, National Librarian, Norway From January 1 2011 50 000 copyright protected books are made available in full text on the net through the National library of Norway
More informationName / Title of intervention. 1. Abstract
Name / Title of intervention 1. Abstract An abstract of a maximum of 300 words is useful to provide a summary description of the practice State subsidy for easy-to-read literature Selkokeskus, the Finnish
More informationASBU ASBU Communications Service
ASBU ASBU Communications Service 1 ASBU ASBU Communications Service The Arab States Broadcasting Union, our Sister Union. 2 DIFFUSION online 2004/10 The Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU) is one of
More informationCoordinating Anthropological Film Festivals in Europe CAFFE. Minutes of the Meeting 29 May, 2006, Göttingen
Coordinating Anthropological Film Festivals in Europe CAFFE Minutes of the Meeting 29 May, 2006, Göttingen Participants: Eddy Appels (Beeld voor Beeld, Amsterdam), Anya Bernstein (New York), Peter Crawford
More informationAppendix H: International Production Support Program
Appendix H: International Production Support Program Fear of U.S. as content Hub 630 631 Leads to Protectionism in Content Imports Arguments for Content Protectionism National culture Employment Projection
More informationGeneral programme description
General programme description European Chamber Music Master Programme ECMAster The higher music education institutions: - Conservatoire national supérieur de musique et de danse de Paris (CNSMDP) - Fondazione
More informationBroadcasting and on-demand audiovisual services Regulations (No. 153 of 28 February 1997)
Broadcasting and on-demand audiovisual services Regulations (No. 153 of 28 February 1997) Unofficial translation (Not complete, certain Sections that are not relevant for the notification have not been
More informationLegal conditions and criteria for film funding in Europe
Legal conditions and criteria for film funding in Europe Maja Cappello Head of Department for Legal Information European Audiovisual Observatory Film Funding Schemes A European Overview Podgorica, 11 June
More informationGerman UDC Translation Project
German UDC Translation Project Aida Slavic, UK (aida.slavic@udcc.org) Jiri Pika, Switzerland (pika@library.ethz.ch) Gerhard Riesthuis, The Netherlands (griesth@xs4all.nl) Chris Overfield, UK (chris.overfield@ntlworld.com)
More informationCOMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Brussels, 02.02.2006 COM(2006) 37 final COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION TO THE COUNCIL, THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT, THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE AND
More informationMemory of the World. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. The Documentary Heritage of TIMOR LESTE
JAK/2018/PI/H/11 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Memory of the World The Documentary Heritage of TIMOR LESTE Survey of Selected Memory Institutions ENGLISH TABLE OF CONTENTS
More informationDEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION CREATIVE EUROPE. Support for the audiovisual sector. #creativeeurope
CREATIVE EUROPE Support for the audiovisual sector DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION www.creativeeuropeuk.eu @CEDUK_MEDIA #creativeeurope Winner of the Palme d Or at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival I, Daniel Blake,
More informationMEDIA SUPPORT FOR THE DIGITISATION OF EUROPEAN CINEMAS
MEDIA SUPPORT FOR THE DIGITISATION OF EUROPEAN CINEMAS Cinema Paradisio Digitisation Scheme New scheme to support the digitisation of European screens 2.5M have been allocated under the 2011 Call System
More informationThis presentation does not include audiovisual collections that are in possession
1 This presentation does not include audiovisual collections that are in possession of private persons, although some of them are quite large and significant. 2 3 Archives of Latvian Folklore were established
More informationRESULTS OF THE 2017 SURVEY OF ELECTRONIC LEGAL DEPOSIT POLICIES AND PRACTICES AT NATIONAL LIBRARIES
2018 IFLA International News Media Conference April 19, 2018, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida WHEN RISK BECOMES REAL, PRESERVING NEWS BECOMES CRITICAL RESULTS OF THE 2017 SURVEY OF ELECTRONIC
More informationHearing on digitisation of books and copyright: does one trump the other? Tuesday 23 March p.m p.m. ASP 1G3
Hearing on digitisation of books and copyright: does one trump the other? Tuesday 23 March 2010 3.00 p.m. - 6.30 p.m. ASP 1G3 Dr Piotr Marciszuk, Polish Chamber of Books The main cultural challenges arising
More informationSwitchover to Digital Broadcasting
Switchover to Digital Broadcasting Enio Haxhimihali INTRO EU countries have progressed in their implementation of digital networks and switch-off of analogue broadcasting. Most of them have now switched
More informationCOST SHARING POLICY FOR COMCAST CABLE SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION FOR STREETS WHICH DO NOT MEET MINIMUM DENSITY REQUIREMENTS
AGENDA ITEM #6.B TOWN OF LOS ALTOS HILLS Staff Report to the City Council August 18, 2016 SUBJECT: FROM: COST SHARING POLICY FOR COMCAST CABLE SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION FOR STREETS WHICH DO NOT MEET MINIMUM
More informationCHANGEMENTS DANS LES PÉRIMÈTRES DE LA CULTURE
CHANGEMENTS DANS LES PÉRIMÈTRES DE LA CULTURE Danish film heritage in a digital context Thomas CHRISTENSEN Danish Film Institute I am not going to talk about Denmark as a nation but I will talk about the
More informationI. GENERAL OVERVIEW OF RECENT MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS AND RELATIONSHIP TO GOVERNMENT
LAO PDR. COUNTRY REPORT TO THE 21 TH COFERENCE OF DIRECTORS OF NATIONAL LIBRARIES IN ASIA AND OCEANIA (CDNLAO) 2013 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA 25-29 MARCH 2013 Bouakhay PHENGPHACHANH I. GENERAL OVERVIEW OF
More informationBIENNIAL REPORT OF THE INDIAN BBY ASSOCIATION OF WRITERS AND ILLUSTRATORS FOR CHILDREN (AWIC)
1 BIENNIAL REPORT 2010-2012 OF THE INDIAN BBY ASSOCIATION OF WRITERS AND ILLUSTRATORS FOR CHILDREN (AWIC) INDIAN BBY - AWIC Information for the Biennial Reports Reporting Period: August 2010 August 2012
More information1.3. The 25 th European Film Awards will be presented by the European Film Academy e.v. and EFA Productions ggmbh on 1 December 2012 in Malta.
REGULATIONS FOR THE 25 th EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS 1. GENERAL 1.1. The aims of the European Film Awards are: to celebrate the excellence and diversity of European cinema to attract new audiences to European
More informationThe Strasbourg European Fantastic Film Festival Submission Form for Short Fantastic Films
The Strasbourg European Fantastic Film Festival Submission Form for Short Fantastic Films The Strasbourg European Fantastic Film Festival is organised by Les Films du Spectre (Spectre Films), a non-profit
More informationLibrary on Gender and Equality & Historical Archive of the General Secretariat for Gender Equality of Greece (Ministry of the Interior)
Library on Gender and Equality & Historical Archive of the General Secretariat for Gender Equality of Greece (Ministry of the Interior) A brief presentation by Loukia Mavromitrou, Librarian, Chief of the
More informationA GUIDE TO CO-PRODUCING WITH THE UK.
A GUIDE TO CO-PRODUCING WITH THE UK weareukfilm.com @weareukfilm WHY CO-PRODUCE? Co-producing allows pooling of creative, financial and technical expertise and resources as well as a sharing of risk. An
More informationRULES ON THE USE OF THE MUSEUM MATERIAL, PREMISES AND TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT OF THE REGIONAL MUSEUM MARIBOR
Pokrajinski muzej Maribor Grajska ulica 2 2000 Maribor Slovenija T: +386 2 228 35 51 Email: museum@museum-mb.si www.museum-mb.si www.museoeurope.com RULES ON THE USE OF THE MUSEUM MATERIAL, PREMISES AND
More informationA GUIDE TO CO-PRODUCING WITH THE UK
A GUIDE TO CO-PRODUCING WITH THE UK weareukfilm.com @weareukfilm WHY co-produce? Co-producing allows pooling of creative, financial and technical expertise and resources as well as a sharing of risk. An
More informationCase No COMP/M TELEFONICA / ENDEMOL. REGULATION (EEC) No 4064/89 MERGER PROCEDURE. Article 6(1)(b) NON-OPPOSITION Date: 11/07/2000
EN Case No COMP/M.1943 - TELEFONICA / ENDEMOL Only the English text is available and authentic. REGULATION (EEC) No 4064/89 MERGER PROCEDURE Article 6(1)(b) NON-OPPOSITION Date: 11/07/2000 Also available
More information14380/17 LK/np 1 DGG 3B
Council of the European Union Brussels, 15 November 2017 (OR. en) Interinstitutional File: 2016/0284(COD) 14380/17 NOTE From: To: Presidency Delegations No. prev. doc.: ST 13050/17 No. Cion doc.: Subject:
More informationISO 2789 INTERNATIONAL STANDARD. Information and documentation International library statistics
INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 2789 Fourth edition 2006-09-15 Information and documentation International library statistics Information et documentation Statistiques internationales de bibliothèques Reference
More informationCouncil of the European Union Brussels, 26 June 2017 (OR. en)
Conseil UE Council of the European Union Brussels, 26 June 2017 (OR. en) Interinstitutional File: 2016/0284 (COD) 10551/17 LIMITE NOTE From: To: Presidency Delegations No. prev. doc.: ST 6610/17 No. Cion
More informationEUROPEAN COMMISSION. Brussels, 2008.VII.16 C (2008) State aid N202/08 Hungary Hungarian film support schemes 1. SUMMARY
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Brussels, 2008.VII.16 C (2008) 3543 PUBLIC VERSION WORKING LANGUAGE This document is made available for information purposes only. Tisztelt Miniszter Asszony, Subject: State aid N202/08
More informationDefining DTTB network specifications and ensuring Quality of Service
Defining DTTB network specifications and ensuring Quality of Service ITU/EBU/BNE/DVB Workshop on DTTB Implementation 2016-10-27 DTTB Seminar /BNE/LB, Page 1 {Format 16:10} Broadcast Networks Europe (BNE)
More information