06-02-2025

International Screen Institute – Elevating Global Film & Media Talent: Applications for Programmes Open!

    The International Screen Institute (ISI) delivers high-quality training programmes for film, TV, and media professionals, with a strong focus on business skills and career development for producers. Committed to fostering innovation, collaboration, and inclusivity, ISI offers practical and industry-relevant courses led by international experts. All programmes are conducted in English, hosted in Vienna and open to professionals worldwide.

    Screen Insititute Applications Open 20252025 Programmes Highlights:

    ProPro – The Producers Programme for Women 2-6 June
    Empowering women in leadership roles, this initiative by the Austrian Film Institute offers career planning, leadership skills, and networking opportunities with top industry professionals.

    The Audience Design Lab 10-13 June
    A hands-on lab designed to help film teams develop audience engagement strategies, covering themes such as positioning, industry pitching, and publicity.

    Business and Legal Affairs 15-19 September
    A comprehensive program covering key legal aspects of the film and TV industry, including contracts, intellectual property, AI, and tax considerations.

    Market Ready 6-10 October
    An intensive training on packaging, pitching, negotiating, and securing distribution deals, led by top industry sales and distribution experts.

    Sustainability Management 3-7 November
    A holistic approach to sustainability in the audiovisual sector, covering ecological, economic, and social aspects to promote responsible industry practices.

    ISI promotes gender equality, diversity, and sustainability, ensuring an inclusive learning environment. Scholarships and funding opportunities are available—contact International Screen institute team for details.

    For more information, visit www.screeninstitute.eu.

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