Women in the Film Industry - Seminar, Panel Discussion and Networking

From Shorts to Features: How to make a successful multi-award-winning short film and turn it into a feature

This seminar will explore how to make a successful short film as well as how to turn it into a feature film. It will go through the entire process from development & funding to production, marketing & distribution.

Women in the Film Industry: How to make a start in the industry and build a successful long-term creative career

We will be talking to female industry professionals about their career paths, experiences and challenges, and address topics like female representation in film (both in front of and behind the camera), diversity, and the current industry landscape.

Come along to meet and network with like-minded filmmakers, actors, film financiers and indie-film marketing specialists. Whether you’re on the hunt for cast and crew, new projects, or are looking to explore your financing and marketing options, this is the perfect time and place to discuss all your current and future projects, with a drink in your hand and some great company! We welcome everyone to attend, whether you’re a filmmaker with heaps of experience, a film lover, or are completely new to the industry.

If you're looking to learn how to fund and distribute your indie feature film then this is the course for you. Whether you are looking for private investors, government funding or crowdfunding backers we will show you all the different in depth strategies to raising funds for your film. Once the film is complete whether you are looking to distribute your film in cinemas, DVD or online we will give you all the tools necessary to promote and successfully release your film!

The course includes 14.5 hours of video lessons and is worth £130.

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Find out more about Cine Circle here:

www.cinecircle.co.uk

You must be over 18 to enter the venue.

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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

62 Rivington St, 62 Rivington Street, London, United Kingdom