{"id":3837,"date":"2014-02-11T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2014-02-10T22:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.krakowfilmfestival.pl\/en\/call-for-participants-for-dok-restart-and-dok-incubator\/"},"modified":"2014-02-11T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"2014-02-10T22:00:00","slug":"call-for-participants-for-dok-restart-and-dok-incubator","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.krakowfilmfestival.pl\/en\/call-for-participants-for-dok-restart-and-dok-incubator\/","title":{"rendered":"Call for participants for DOK.Restart and DOK.Incubator"},"content":{"rendered":"

Workshops which will take place during 54th KFF are calling for participants.<\/p>\n

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DOK.Restart and DOK.Incubator – workshops aiming to bring Polish films to the very top of the international scene are calling for participants.
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Apparently, the age-old documentary has been brought to its knees. To call broadcasters to invest massive amounts of money into the creative productions – like they did in the last decades – is, despite their good will, like beating a dead horse. But actually, there is still an audience, ready to come to the cinema, to a festival, to watch, support, and promote these films; but just the outstanding, special, excellent ones. So what is the difference between a good and an excellent documentary?

Time, money, vision and a lot of energy.<\/strong> After many successful activities for the fiction film development, Wajda School has come to cooperate with renowned international workshop DOK.Incubator to support documentary projects willing to work hard – and fly high.<\/p>\n

The DEADLINES for submission:
March 3rd (DOC.INCUBATOR: half-year rough.cut workshop)
<\/strong>April 11th (DOK.RESTART: intensive week-long workshop)<\/strong> <\/strong><\/p>\n

DOK.RESTART = 3-DAY LONG WORKSHOP AT 54th KRAKOW FILM FESTIVAL<\/strong><\/u><\/div>\n
During the Krakow Film Festival, six selected documentary projects from Poland in the production stage will work intensively under supervision of renowned international lecturers.<\/div>\n
Editing, dramaturgy, production and PR lecturers will guide the creative teams of the selected projects to find the strongest way, how to tell the story of the film and impose the topic. They will develop an effective marketing plan, tailored for their film and prepare a presentation of their film at the platform of Docs To Go of Krakow Film Festival.<\/div>\n
The workshop participation is free, the selection of the submitted projects will announced by the end of April.
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More information about the workshops, the tutors´ names and more about the programme, soon will be announced at www.wajdaschool.pl<\/span><\/a>. <\/span>Application form will be available in the second half of February.
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DOK.INCUBATOR = HALF YEAR ROUGH-CUT WORKSHOP:<\/strong><\/u><\/div>\n
For half a year<\/strong> DOK.Incubator workshop will inspire teams of eight selected films from all over Europe, each represented by three team members (producer, director, editor). More than 20 experienced DOK.Inkubator lecturers:<\/strong> producers, editors of award-winning films and creative PR and marketing experts will be giving individual mentoring<\/strong>. The participating group is small, family like. We strongly support each other and work together a lot. The participants will be working vigorously in the editing room, building a clever, tailor-made distribution plan and marketing strategy, as well as meeting with leading international distributors. <\/p>\n

The workshop is divided into three week-long residential sessions:<\/strong><\/div>\n