| 21 February 2010 |
| 10:00—13:00 |
Prague Location Tour |
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Hosted by Jelena Havlová, Official Prague Guide |
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Prague has been the setting for many blockbusters, as well as a trendy destination for Hollywood celebrities. The city is a cultural Mecca with incredible locations inside and outside Prague, and it has one of the best-preserved historical city centers in Europe. Enjoy the historical city center, Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and many other famous places in Prague. |
| 22 February 2010 |
| 09:00—19:00 |
Screenings |
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Screenings Hall (Floor -1) |
| 15:00—16:00 |
The craze for crimes series, Conference |
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Hosted by Yuliya Sobakar, Mediametrie - Eurodata TV Worldwide, France |
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While currently the main trend in scripted formats appears to be family comedies, producers and broadcasters continue to put their trust in crime series. Even if all over the world, long-running crime formats still remain strong ratings boosters in several countries 10 or 20 years after their creation, fortunately new productions remain creative and appeal to a wide audience. Let's remember for example the recent successes of "White Collar" in the USA, of "Braquo" in France, of "NCIS: Los Angeles" and "The Mentalist" everywhere they have been broadcast! |
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The conference will present an overview of the latest successful crime formats in video, as well as an insight of their performances in the key countries. |
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Conference Hall (Floor -1) |
| 16:30—17:00 |
"Animation and Kids Programming", Presentation |
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Hosted by Philippe Soutter, President, PGS Entertainment |
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PGS Entertainment is an international distribution company that specializes in high-profile programs for the children s and family markets. Founded in 2008 by Philippe Soutter, PGS has already gained the trust of leading animation producers, representing series such as Iron Man: Armored Adventures from Method and Marvel, The Little Prince of Saint-Exupery from Method, I.N.K: The Invisible Network of Kids from Samka and Marsupilami: Hooba Hooba Hop! From Marsu Productions and Samka, League of Super Evil from Nerd Corps Entertainment, Toobo from InteractiFactory and George & Barbara from Moving Puppet. |
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Conference Hall (Floor -1) |
| 17:30—18:30 |
"Making a Local Format Into a US and Global Success!", Presentation |
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Hosted by Tim Crescenti, President, Small World IFT |
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Whether it is a paper format from Denmark that turns into US hit 'I Survived a Japanese Game Show" or identifying a local Japan show like Dragons' Den and Silent Library that have become global format successes, Tim will discuss the tricks to what you need to sell into the US, UK and all over the world; the Do's and the Dont's. Tim has produced over 160 shows in 65 countries and is a true international TV veteran from his days at Sony Int'l TV, Fox World and now his own company Small World IFT. |
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Conference Hall (Floor -1) |
| 20:00—22:00 |
Opening Party |
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Hosted by the World Content Market |
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The Opening Party is held in the Mövenpick Hotel Prague. The Opening Party is a networking event that gives our participants an opportunity to continue negotiations in a relaxed atmosphere. All participants are welcome! |
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Screenings Hall (Floor -1) |
| 23 February 2010 |
| 09:00—19:00 |
Screenings |
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Screenings Hall (Floor -1) |
| 10:00—12:00 |
Co-production with Germany, Conference |
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Documentary and feature film experts will discuss financing and co-production opportunities with Germany. The panel is hosted by Björn Jensen, Ginger Foot Films, a producer and world distributor. |
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Speakers: |
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- Georg Prokop, Filmfee
- Jean Christophe Blavier, Moving Angel
- George Kalomenopoulos, 2K Films
- Martichka Bozhilova, AGITPROP
- Björn Jensen, Ginger Foot Films
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Conference Hall (Floor -1) |
| 14:00—16:00 |
Co-production with India, Conference |
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Hosted by Javed Rehman Khan, Rakhshan Movies Network, India |
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The Indian film industry has been one of the oldest segments of the Indian entertainment industry. Today, India has the world's biggest movie industry that churns out around one thousand movies each year. The Indian film Industry is witnessing mark improvements on all spheres- from the technology used in making films to the themes of the movies, exhibition, finance and marketing and even in its business environment. |
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Indian producers will discuss co-production opportunities. |
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Conference Hall (Floor -1) |
| 16:00—16:30 |
Managing Connected TV and Converging Media, Conference |
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Hosted by Paul Pauwels, European Television & Media Management Academy |
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Over the last five years the media landscape has changed more than in the 50 years before. Managers aspiring to play a leading role in the exploding landscape of international converging media and connected TV will need a large array of competences, much more demanding than those associated with traditional media. Come and find out how to acquire these comptences. |
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Conference Hall (Floor -1) |
| 16:00—19:00 |
Co-production with India, One-on-one co-production meetings |
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The co-production meetings are held between producers and potential co-producers and financiers. |
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Conference Hall & Screenings Hall (Floor -1) |
| 24 February 2010 |
| 09:00—16:00 |
Screenings |
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Screenings Hall (Floor -1) |
