Student Film Market (SFM) app
public beta is launching
The goal of the “Student Film Market” project is to develop an app (web, Android, iOS), which will provide a network for student films. It will help film students to establish contacts with international film industry representatives, find interested film companies for their films and collaborators amongst their peers on an international level.
SFM public beta will launch on November 19th, 2019. The launch event will be
held at Tallinn University (Tallinn, Estonia).
Schedule
12:00
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14:00
Arrival at BFM. Guests from Tartu and Viljandi will be arriving at the Mare building (parking lot), guests from Tallinn will arrive at the Astra building information desk
14:00 Meeting of the Student representatives (the teachers will be assigning tasks), room M-446
14:20 SFM meeting between the Student representatives, room N-306
14:00 John Bernstein’s lecture (the lecture has a 15-minute break) on Screenwriting, the lecture will be taped for the SFM app, European Hall
room A-222*
15:00
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17:00 SFM meeting of the teachers, discussions on
collaboration between schools, SFM, and other cooperation platforms, room A-354
17:00 Presentation of the Student representatives (results of the SFM meeting), European Hall
room A-222*
17:15 – 18:15 Presentation of the Student Film Market functions and future developments, European Hall
room A-222*
18:15 Student Film Market streaming is open for the public beta testing, short Q & A
18:15 – 19:45 Special screening of especially bad movies (PÖFF presents), European Hall
room A-222*
18:15 – 19:45 Guided tours of BFM (old and new building), gathering before the tour at Astra Forum
19:50
Buss
to Urban (buss awaits our guests from Tartu and Viljandi in the Mare parking lot)
20:15 SFM networking in Urban (Roseni 9), celebratory drinks, snacks, and great discussions, the app developers are answering questions about SFM*
22:55 the students are meeting in front of hotel Metropol (Roseni 13)
23:00 Busses from Tallinn to Viljandi and Tartu are leaving
* All the events in the European Hall (room A-222) and Urban are open to the public, however only a limited number of seats will be available to the public on a first-come-first-served basis