Applications are now open: www.cicae.org.
The Training is generously supported by Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, the Berlin Senate Chancellery, and FFA.
Kirsten Niehuus, Managing Director of Medienboard:
“As the German capital of cinema, we are delighted that the renowned international CICAE Arthouse Cinema Training will take place in Berlin for the first time in October 2023. Cinema professionals of today and tomorrow will engage with the latest trends so that cinemas can maintain their firm place in a changing media landscape. Because here and throughout Europe, the following applies: only cinema can do what cinema can do!!!”.
The Arthouse Cinema Training provides a diverse lineup of workshops, lectures, masterclasses, and exclusive industry visits in which participants get to trade secrets with top industry professionals, exchange experiences, network, and discover new opportunities, trends, and developments within their industry.
“We are pleased to announce that this unique event has found a new home in the centre of Berlin, one of the most vibrant cities worldwide”, says Dr Christian Bräuer, president of the International Confederation of Arthouse Cinemas (CICAE), which runs the training.
Bräuer: “Arthouse theatres are vital to preserving the diversity of local cultures and the health of the entire film industry. Arthouse is part of Berlin’s DNA – no other place in the world can boast a greater number of independent movie theatres. The city’s uniquely diverse culture and extraordinary film and cinema landscape make it an ideal location for the Arthouse Cinema Training. We thank Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, the Berlin Senate Chancellery, and FFA for working with us to bring this crucial pillar of the cinema world to Germany.”
“Professionalisation and innovation are the keys to preserving mission-driven arthouse cinemas within their local communities and as the beating heart of independent film. With the Arthouse Cinema Training, we aim to contribute to revitalising cinema in close cooperation with local film professionals and our international partner networks.”
The programme’s primary language of instruction is English.
The Training’s participation fee of 1785,00 Euro (including VAT) covers the following:
The Training is generously supported by Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, the Berlin Senate Chancellery, and FFA.
Kirsten Niehuus, Managing Director of Medienboard:
“As the German capital of cinema, we are delighted that the renowned international CICAE Arthouse Cinema Training will take place in Berlin for the first time in October 2023. Cinema professionals of today and tomorrow will engage with the latest trends so that cinemas can maintain their firm place in a changing media landscape. Because here and throughout Europe, the following applies: only cinema can do what cinema can do!!!”.
The Arthouse Cinema Training provides a diverse lineup of workshops, lectures, masterclasses, and exclusive industry visits in which participants get to trade secrets with top industry professionals, exchange experiences, network, and discover new opportunities, trends, and developments within their industry.
“We are pleased to announce that this unique event has found a new home in the centre of Berlin, one of the most vibrant cities worldwide”, says Dr Christian Bräuer, president of the International Confederation of Arthouse Cinemas (CICAE), which runs the training.
Bräuer: “Arthouse theatres are vital to preserving the diversity of local cultures and the health of the entire film industry. Arthouse is part of Berlin’s DNA – no other place in the world can boast a greater number of independent movie theatres. The city’s uniquely diverse culture and extraordinary film and cinema landscape make it an ideal location for the Arthouse Cinema Training. We thank Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, the Berlin Senate Chancellery, and FFA for working with us to bring this crucial pillar of the cinema world to Germany.”
“Professionalisation and innovation are the keys to preserving mission-driven arthouse cinemas within their local communities and as the beating heart of independent film. With the Arthouse Cinema Training, we aim to contribute to revitalising cinema in close cooperation with local film professionals and our international partner networks.”
The programme’s primary language of instruction is English.
The Training’s participation fee of 1785,00 Euro (including VAT) covers the following:
- The classes in Berlin and training materials
- Hotel accommodation close to the seminar venue for the duration of the training
- Breakfast and Lunches
The training aims at:
- Employees, programme designers, and operators of arthouse cinemas who want to deepen their knowledge and skills
- Cinema operators who wish to open an arthouse cinema or transform their cinema into an arthouse cinema
- Employees of festivals, distributors and institutions who want to know more about the arthouse industry
