How does it work?
- During the programme participants will be divided into three groups (two groups will develop full-length film projects and one group will develop TV series), with four projects in each group.
- Each of the groups has its own lead screenwriting tutor who supervises the projects through all the workshops.
- Through the entire course the producers will be guided by a production tutors who will help to develop the project from the production perspective.
- The film groups develop projects from the synopsis stage (initial concept) to the script’s second draft.
- The TV series group develops their concepts for a TV series, the outline of the first season, a synopsis of all the episodes, and the script for the pilot episode.
- The producers take part in all the creative work on the screenplay while also preparing the project’s financial strategy, a marketing plan, a budget and za production package for the project.
Our Tutors
Kirsten Bonnen Rask - Feature films Script Tutor. Kirsten is an experienced script consultant in all formats – shorts, features, TV series, and documentaries for adults as well as for children.
Armin Prediger - Series Script Tutor. Armin has worked in the film industry for 30 years, 24 of those as a writer, head writer and script editor in live-action and animation.
Philip LaZebnik - Feature films Script Tutor. Philip is a screenwriter, writer of plays and a screenwriting consultant. Originally associated with Disney Studios and Dream Works. His screenwriting credits include Mulan and Pocahontas for Disney, and The Prince of Egypt and The Road to El Dorado for DreamWorks, among many others.
Ronald Kruschak - Producer’s Tutor. Germany-based producer, writer and tutor/lecturer with a track record of twenty years of filmmaking focusing on Family Entertainment.
How to apply?
To apply you need to fill up the application form available on the website: www.kidskinolab.pl. Applications must be submitted in English.
For the application you have to provide the following information:
1) project title,
2) short logline,
3) synopsis of the film or a series,
4) country of origin for the project,
5) project format (film or a series – animated, documentary, feature),
6) project genre (comedy, family, drama, historical, adventure, fantasy, sci-fi, crime story, musical, others),
7) source of idea for the project (original project, adaptation),
8) target group for the project,
9) information about the Producer,
10) information about the Screenwriter,
11) treatment, characters and universe description and author’s explication,
12) photos of the Producer and the Screenwriter.
Apply here: www.kidskinolab.pl/registration.
Before you submit your application, please read the Regulations carefully.
The programme is co-financed by the MEDIA sub-programme of Creative Europe and Polish Film Institute.
Kids Kino.Lab partners for the upcoming edition are: Zlin Film Festival, Zlin, Czech Republic, JEF Festival, Antwerp, Belgium and Kids Kino Industry, Poland.
More information about our partners can be found here: https://www.kidskinolab.pl/partners/.
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