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Developing Feature Films in Europe: A Practical Guide de Angus Finney

Developing Feature Films in Europe: A Practical Guide

Autor Angus Finney
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 19 sep 1996
Provides details of funds which are available for film development, as well as information about training initiatives for writers and producers and a directory of contacts, addresses and application procedures for funding bodies throughout Europe.
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ISBN-13: 9780415136617
ISBN-10: 041513661X
Pagini: 152
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom

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1 An introduction to feature film development; The basic concept and state of play; 1.1 The wider perspective; 1.2 Defining the activity of development; 1.3 The early stages of development; 1.4 Development as a high-risk investment; 1.5 The 'auteur' problem; 1.6 Europe's different approaches; 1.7 The Hollywood approach; 1.8 Private sources of development; 1.9 MEDIA Programme's intervention; Key summary points; 2 Creative aspects of film development; The respective roles of the writer, producer, director, agent, script editor and financier; 2.1 The writer; 2.2 The different roles of a producer; Key summary points; 3 National public support systems for feature film development; An examination of the EU's main domestic funding mechanisms for film development; 3.1 Introduction to the national systems; 3.2 France; 3.3 The UK; 3.4 Germany; 3.5 Spain; 3.6 Italy; 3.7 National sources of development finance in smaller territories across Europe; Key summary points; 4 Broadcasters' support systems; The broadcasters' development policies in each domestic territory; 4.1 Development by French broadcasters; 4.2 Development by UK broadcasters; 4.3 Development by German broadcasters; 4.4 Development by Spanish broadcasters; 4.5 Development by Italian broadcasters; Key summary points; 5 Privately-funded film companies; A case study on PolyGram Filmed Entertainment's development Strategy, and an analysis of large, medium and smaller European company practices; 5.1 Case study: PolyGram Filmed Entertainment; 5.2 Housekeeping/Output deals; 5.3 Private companies; Key summary points; 6 Pan-European funds and initiatives; Pan-European development funds and training initiatives, including a focus on the European Script Fund; 6.1 Introduction to the MEDIA Programme; 6.2 The European Script Fund (SCRIPT); 6.3 Other development/training initiatives; 6.4 The MBS approach; 6.5 SOURCES (Stimulating Outstanding Resources for Creative European Screenwriting); 6.6 The Frank Daniel Script Workshops; 6.7 Equinoxe; 6.8 First Film Foundation; 7 What next?; A summary of the book's key findings and a discussion of the new strategies required for improving the state of development; 7.1 A changing perception; 7.2 No studio umbrellas; 7.3 The fragmentation problem; 7.4 Criticisms being answered; 7.5 More development finance available; 7.6 Investing in larger companies; 7.7 The broadcaster catch; 7.8 Training beyond 2000; 7.9 Taking risks for the future; Directory of Contacts; Appendix A National public sources of development finance & country by country; Appendix B Pan-European public funds for feature film development; The European Script Fund (SCRIPT); Appendix C Pan-European training/development initiatives; ACE ; EAVE; Equinoxe; First Film Foundation; PILOTS; The Frank Daniel Script Workshops; Appendix D The large and medium-sized private companies in Europe; Appendix E European-based literary/talent agencies; Index;

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The European film industry has by now lost most of its audience to American films; US productions take around eighty per cent of Europe's box-office revenues. There are many reasons for this imbalance, but one major difference between the European and the US film industries is easily identified: the Americans spend far more on development.
Developing Feature Films in Europe is the first comprehensive study of this critical stage of the film-making process. Based on extensive research and interviews with more than seventy industry practitioners, it examines current funding practices, presents training initiatives for writers and producers, and highlights the potential for further improvements. Angus Finney has also compiled an invaluable directory of contacts, addresses and application procedures for public and private funding bodies throughout Europe.

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Provides details of funds which are available for film development, as well as information about training initiatives for writers and producers and a directory of contacts, addresses and application procedures for funding bodies throughout Europe.