Coproduction Research Network

Coproduction Research Network The Coproduction Research Network brings together scholars, industry practitioners and policy makers working in the area of film and TV coproduction.

The Co-production Research Network (CoRN) was founded by Petar Mitric, Julia Hammett-Jamart and Ben Harris in March 2016, to respond to a perceived dearth of information about the increasingly significant practice of international co-production. International co-production – both official and non-official – has become the norm for many national film industries – a way of increasing budgets in orde

r to make films that might better compete with Hollywood in the global market, to facilitate creative collaboration across industries, and to pe*****te markets that might otherwise be inaccessible. Research about co-production, however, has not kept pace with the practice itself, in part because data is not readily available, but also because of an inadequate articulation between policy, research and practice. The aim of the International Co-production Research Network then, is to step into this breach and to offer a forum where information is shared across disciplinary boundaries and indeed across the traditional policy-practice-research divide, with a view to improving policy effectiveness and production outcomes, as well as enriching scholarly accounts of co-production.

Berlinale Copro Market... Deadline approaching.
08/09/2022

Berlinale Copro Market... Deadline approaching.

The Berlinale Co-Production Market is a five-day event for about 500 international producers, sales agents, distributors as well as broadcasting and funding representatives who are active in international co-productions.

25/08/2022

For the 20th Berlinale Co-Production Market (February 18–22, 2023), experienced producers from all over the world can now submit new feature-length film projects in need of co-producers and financiers until September 30, 2022. By the end of this year, approximately 20 projects from all submissions will be confirmed for the official selection.

Additionally, producers in the early phases of their career can still apply for the “Talent Project Market” in cooperation with Berlinale Talents – the deadline is September 1, 2022.

Until October 15, 2022, international producers can submit their new series projects for participation in the highly sought-after “Co-Pro Series” pitch to find international co-production partners. At the “Co-Pro Series” event, the Berlinale Co-Production Market team organises meetings with potential partners in addition to the pitch.

Producers and financiers in search of promising projects like those selected there, and who wish to engage in concrete co-production talks can apply to participate starting in November 2022.

In addition to the feature-length film and series projects presented at the Berlinale Co-Production Market, once again, five international companies will be introduced at the “Company Matching” event. At the successful pitch event “Books at Berlinale”, in cooperation with the Frankfurt Book Fair, for the 18th year running, participants can discover exciting new novels for potential screen adaptations.

After two successful online editions, the 2023 Berlinale Co-Production Market is again being planned as a physical event, with digital elements being added where necessary.

For more info on the terms and conditions as well as the submission process read the full press release: bit.ly/CoProEntryCall23

Berlinale Talents

24/08/2022
⏰ Deadline approaching 12 July!
08/07/2022

⏰ Deadline approaching 12 July!

Organisée par le Centre national du cinéma et de l’image animée (CNC), la 18e édition des Rencontres de coproduction francophone (RCF) se déroulera cette année du 19 au 21 octobre à Marseille,...

21/10/2021

The Coproduction Research Network is absolutely delighted to be partnering with ATELIERS PRODUIRE AU SUD to moderate a series of industry panels at the PAS twentieth anniversary celebrations in November. Join Julia Hammett-Jamart at the Festival des 3 Continents in Nantes to exchange and to celebrate from 19-28 November 2021. Congratulations Guillaume Mainguet and team. May you continue to support and innovate for many more years to come!

The Coproduction Research Network is delighted to be associated with this excellent training program for young French pr...
29/05/2021

The Coproduction Research Network is delighted to be associated with this excellent training program for young French producers. Alongside colleagues from the CNC - Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée, Lyon Capitale TV, ARTE and the French independent production sector, CoRN Managing Director, Julia Hammett-Jamart will present aspects of the international market and avenues for the co-production of documentaries.
This course is now full. For those who have missed out, another one will be held in December 2021. Full details below.

12/05/2021

⚡ Audience Design Fund 2021: the new call is out! ⚡

👉 Distribution support addressed to European producers and sales agents working on internationally co-produced feature films.

3 projects will receive a grant of 45.000 € each + customised sessions with TFL Audience Designers. 🙌

💥 Discover innovative promotional strategies to reach your project's audiences.

⏰ DEADLINE: May 25th, 2021, 12.00 pm CET (Midday)
Apply here 👉 http://bit.ly/TFL_ADFund2021

Supported by the Creative Europe - MEDIA Programme of the European Union.

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