Events
Creator’s Seminar
24.06.14[ Fri ] 15:30-17:10
- In-person
- Not online
2024.04.21
Experts from the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival (France) and Tribeca Film Festival (U.S.), discuss the world of short films, the DXing of film festivals, and the potential for future filmmaking with new technologies, including generative A.I.
This two-part seminar will feature Sharon Badal, who has headed the short film program at the Tribeca Film Festival (USA) for over 20 years, and Tim Redford, co-director of the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival (France), which is said to be the largest short film festival in the world. In the first part of the seminar, Ms. Badal and Mr. Redford will discuss the characteristics of short films that are sought by the festivals, the uniqueness of the festival, and Mr. Redford will also talk about the online submission platform, shortfilmdepot, and the possibilities that DX offers. In the second part, Sharon Badal, who also teaches screenwriting, will talk about how the future of the film industry could be affected by filmmakers drafting screenplay ideas with generative AI. This event is a must-see for all future filmmakers!
Guests
Sharon Badal (Festival Programmer, Distinguished Teacher at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts.)
[Profile]
SHARON BADAL is former VP of Programming for the Tribeca Festival, with the festival from its inception through the 2023 edition. She spent ten years in distribution and marketing for three major studios followed by extensive live-event producing experience. She is recognized as a Distinguished Teacher at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, and created and teaches the Producing in London summer study abroad program. She is the author of Swimming Upstream – A Lifesaving Guide to Short Film Distribution. Sharon has been a panelist or juror at numerous festivals and for industry organizations globally and in 2022 was one of six programmers worldwide invited to curate BBC Longshots. At Tribeca she programmed short films for the festival’s Academy qualifying competition programs and produced special projects and events. Sharon received her B.F.A in film and television production and her M.F.A. specializing in cinema studies and business, both from NYU.
Tim Redford (Festival Co-director of Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival)
[Profile]
MA in Arts Management, Catalonia University (Spain). He worked as Project Manager for Signals Media Arts in Colchester, United Kingdom, before moving to Santiago de Compostela, Spain, to take up the position of Director of Curtocircuito Short Film Festival, which he managed for eight years. He has been co-director for Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival since 2014, in charge of the International Competition, African Perspectives’ programme & international development. He’s also part of the coordination team of the submissions platform Shortfilmdepot.
Outline
- Date
- 24.06.14 [Fri] 15:30-17:10
- Venue
- Futakotamagawa Rise Studio & Hall
- Admission
- Free
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