Created in 1960, it is the oldest film event in LatinAmerica. Academy Oscar Awards Qualifying Documentary and Short Films Festival and FIAPF accredited festival.
Deadline 08 December 2024
Prize 100,000$
NATPE Budapest is the go-to global business forum for content producers, buyers and distributors across all platforms.
Review official bases.
NATPE Budapest
A Development Support grant can be used for the further development of a script (e.g. research, writing, translation or hiring a coach or script consultant), but can also be used to present a project to financiers or other potential partners at (international) co-production meetings or film festivals.
Review official bases.
Rotterdam - Soporte de desarrollo
WIP:LAB is a training and analysis space for emerging filmmakers of Ibero-American non-fiction cinema. The objective of this program is to support the completion of feature-length documentaries through narrative resources. Those responsible for the selected projects will receive advice from prominent national and international professionals. They will also have the possibility of accessing a series of incentives and prizes designed to support the completion and distribution of their work.
Review official bases.
Link - WIP:LAB
DOC:LAB is the documentary project development laboratory of #LINK, the Industry area of FIBDA. Aimed at future Ibero-American feature-length documentary films, DOC:LAB seeks to consolidate the different stages in the process of a film – script writing, financing strategies, production and distribution – through specialized consultancy with internationally relevant professionals.
Review official bases.
Link - DOC:LAB
"Only Central America and the Caribbean"
The Central American and Caribbean Project Development Workshop emerged with the desire to provide those who participate with the necessary tools to make their projects powerful and moving, as well as to strengthen the work dynamics between the heads that accompany the creative processes. since its inception: filmmakers, scriptwriters and producers. The Workshop, which is free, has the role of creating synergies, alliances, complicities, between participants and tutors and in this way strengthen the audiovisual space in Central America and the Caribbean, at the same time forming relays and creating community.
Review official bases.
VI WORKSHOP ON FILM PROJECTS OF CENTRAL AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN
