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In 2017, Stichting Sources offered three long-term training activities, meeting the industry’s needs for advanced training for professionals to improve their competences, network capabilities and foster high quality projects: Sources 2 Script Development Workshops focused on story and script development for the screen. International participants were professional screenwriters and teams of writers, producers, directors developing feature and creative documentary projects. The aims achieved were raising the standard of participants’ craft skills, improving the quality level of their scripts, supporting projects with cross-border relevance and co-production potential, facilitating the exchange of experience among colleagues, fostering cooperation networks. The workshop Sources 2 Projects & Process – Training Mentors for European Screenwriters and Filmmakers addressed professionals working in the field of script and story development as mentors: Screenwriters, developers, script editors, producers, commissioning editors, consultants, trainers, decision makers. The programme shared the Sources 2 philosophy, mentoring approach and methodology, and offered a forum for exchange of experience. The first Sources 2 Script Development Workshop in Luxembourg was realised with the support of Film Fund Luxembourg, 30 March – 7 April 2017, gathering nationals from 17 countries: Albania, Argentina, Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Ethiopia, France, Denmark, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Latvia, Luxembourg, Serbia, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom. Participants developed 15 feature and creative documentary projects, working in groups guided by Miguel Machalski (FR/AR), Eric Collins (FR), Michael Seeber (AT). The supplementary programme featured group work with Paul Tyler (DK/UK) and open screenings and lectures with special guests, such as Thomas Arslan (MX), Hrund Gunnsteinsdottir (IS), Virgil Widrich (AT). A network event was realised, hosted by CE MEDIA Desk Luxembourg. The second Sources 2 Script Development Workshop was realised 8 – 16 June 2017 in Norway with the support of FilmCamp AS. Participants, mentors and guests came from Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Iran, Ireland, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom. 15 feature and creative documentary projects were selected. Participants worked in groups led by Miguel Machalski (ES/AR), Gualberto Ferrari (FR/AR), Arash T. Riahi (Austria/Iran). Paul Tyler (DK/UK) worked with each work group. The supplementary programme offered open events on special subjects with renowned guests: Ildikó Enyedi (HU), Steye Hallema (NL), Vinca Wiedemann (DK). Sources 2 Projects & Process took place in Baden/Austria, 17 – 22 October 2017, with the support of the Austrian Film Institute and in cooperation with FILM*ART Institute including 18 professionals selected. Participants, experts and guests from Austria, Australia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iran, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, USA took part. Louise Gough (AU), Eric Collins (FR) and Arash T. Riahi (AT/IR) led small group and plenary sessions for colleagues who wished to refine their methods as mentors. Chairman Rolf Orthel (NL) opened the workshop with a keynote; Paul Tyler (UK) provided creative tools and Peter Delpeut (NL) case studies. The programme open to local professionals included a lecture by Karol Griffiths (US/UK) and a network event. Further cooperation partners were CE MEDIA Desk Austria and Drehbuchforum Wien. In addition to the three workshops, Sources 2 participated in international film festivals (Berlin, Cannes, a.o.) and training events (Meetings on the Bridge, Balkan Filmmarket, Bucharest). Sources 2 mentors provided Sources 2 Script/Doc Checks and Development Advice for selected projects at Berlinale Talents, in Barcelona, San Sebastian, Seville and Hamburg to promote Sources 2. |