Waves 2020

Rammstein - Wacken Digital

Wien Woche 2020

VKKO

Kino der Kunst 2020

Petar Mitric addresses similarities and differences between Denmark and Austria when it comes to public film funding. He explores the policy frameworks, available subsidies for audiovisual works and their role in film professional's work-life.

"Learning from Europe" – Good Practice Model: Denmark?


# Twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays at 11 am
# Starting on Friday, 16 October 2020

Jointly, we will have a closer look into Denmark's film industry and links between _fair working conditions, gender equality_ and _high quality film production_.

Special attention will be paid to the _40-hours-week_ and the Danish _collective agreement_ on fiction film productions. Moreover, an exchange of experiences regarding _union organisation_ and _measures against sexism_ in front of and behind the camera, as well as the _compatibility of work and family life_ will be equally important.

Thanks to our cooperating partners and supporters _VdFS_ – Collecting Society of Audiovisual Authors, _Austrian Filmmakers Association, IMAGO_ - International Federation of Cinematographers and Creative Europe Desk Austria – _MEDIA_.

VdFS

IMAGO

Creative Europe

BMKOES

Film Fond Wien

LSG Interpreten

Litera

European film funding policies - Similarities and differences in the Danish and Austrian film industry

Rene Høyer Jørgensen traces the development of the Danish trade union and collective agreements for filmworkers. Thereby he focusses on issues as work-life balance and salaries.

FAF — The history of the film workers union and background stories to the current negotiations of the collective agreement

Søren Henrik Jørgensen will present the work of Producentforeningen (Danish Producers’ Association) and the Danish producing landscape. In his elaboration on the working conditions from the producers’ perspective he especially has a take on independent producers.

Twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays at 11 am

Starting on Friday, 16 October 2020

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