IFP is delighted to announce that, together with our partner organizations NYWIFT and Shooting People, we are helming the first-ever U.S. Delegation to Hot Docs, North America's largest documentary film festival. For a huge $400 off the normal price, our members who choose to attend will gain full access to the Toronto Documentary Forum (May 5 & 6) , International Co-Production Day (May 3) , and be featured in the Digital Doc Shop market.
ONLY MEMBERS OF IFP, SHOOTING PEOPLE, and NYWIFT CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS HISTORIC OFFER.
Additionally, the delegation will get access to the rest of the festival: all 255 screenings, the Doc Shop digital market screening library, all Hot Docs Conference sessions and programmes, including Hot Docs Talks, Kickstart panels, CoffeeTalks and Micro Meetings, The annual Hot Docs Awards Presentation, a full roster of parties and receptions, and much more more. The delegates will join the ranks of over 1,900 registered documentary professionals from more than 25 countries, over 300 international broadcasters, film foundation representatives and acquisitions executives representing the world’s key broadcast markets, and over 400 accredited media representatives.
This is not only an exciting opportunity for all of our nonfiction producing members, but also a historic one.
The offer for the very discounted rate of $577.00 Canadian dollars, ends NEXT TUESDAY, March 16th. Don't miss an incredible opportunity! Read more about all eight of the delegations here. For more info on how to buy your discounted pass, click here.
I've gone to the Toronto Documentary Forum many times, both to pitch a project and to observe, and it's the single most valuable industry event to go to if you want to learn the ins and outs of international co-production. So it's completely worth going if only for that alone. But it sounds like there will be much much more going on. All I can say is don't think twice about going. Just do it! And then thank me when you see me up there.
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