Can I submit a rough cut to Berlinale?
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Can I submit a rough cut to Berlinale?
No, the Berlinale does not accept any trailers for selection purposes but only accepts complete versions of the registered films. Do you accept rough cuts / works in progress for selection? The film version that is submitted should at least have reached the stage of picture lock.
How do I apply for a Berlinale?
- Eligibility. You are eligible to apply if you have worked as on at least two short films (all lengths, all genres) OR one feature length film (min.
- Application Form. Complete the application form, including:
- Sample of Work.
- Additional Application.
- Eligibility.
- Project Presentation.
- Uploads.
- Eligibility.
Can I go to Berlinale?
Participation in Berlinale events is only permitted for people who are fully vaccinated or have already recovered from a Covid-19 infection (2G), wear an FFP2 mask and who can show a negative test carried out within the last 24h or have received a “booster” vaccination.
What makes Berlinale Shorts so special?
The films of Berlinale Shorts are cinema’s unsolicited requests to take the floor and speak. They radiate the full range of colours, stretch the boundaries and lay down new tracks in the vast field of cinematic possibilities. They function as a seismograph of our times.
What is Berlinale Generation?
With a comprehensive programme of contemporary films exploring the lives and worlds of children and teenagers, Berlinale Generation enjoys a unique position as the instigator of a convention-breaking young people’s cinema.
What’s new at Berlinale 2022?
The fact that the Generation premieres and film talks will again take place in the Haus der Kulturen der Welt is another reason to look forward to the Berlinale 2022,” section head Maryanne Redpath comments on the positive changes. Ten feature-length films and seven short films have so far been invited.
When did the Berlinale start showing short films?
From the Berlinale’s founding in 1951, short films were shown on an equal footing within the Competition and, starting in 1955, also honoured with Golden and Silver Bears. In 1980, acting Festival Director Moritz de Hadeln expanded the festival with the Info-Schau, which would later become Panorama.
