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23 September 2016 à 12:22
Spurred on by the French in Motion association, three French projects with international appeal – a film, a television series, and a web series – were presented between September 17 through 22 at the IFP Film Week, the only American co-production market, which is held each year in New York.
The IFP Film Week allows independent producers to meet with American and international interlocuteurs to pitch and realize their projects: producers, financiers, agents, distributors, channels, and platforms (HBO, Amazon, Netflix, A&E, Warner, Sony, to mention just a few).
Accompanied in its activities by Unifrance and the cultural services of the Ambassade de France in New York, French In Motion – an association based in New York that brings together cinema and television professionals wishing to develop Franco-American collaborations – this year launched a partnership with the IFP Film Week, in order to present ambitious audiovisual projects coming from France. Of the thirty-five projects received, French In Motion initially pre-selected eight projects in June. From this group, the IFP Week selected three:
On Wednesday, September 21, French audiovisual productions were in the limelight in New York during a gala organized by French In Motion and UniFrance (photo), in partnership with the cultural services of the Ambassade de France in New York and the IFP. The event brought to an end the five days of this exclusive and selective market.
Latest update : 14 October 2016 à 12:22 CEST
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