FIDLAB 16th EDITION AWARDS
The 16th edition of FIDLab took place on June 27th and 28th.
This year, FIDLab – the international coproduction platform of FIDMarseille – showcased ten exceptional projects out of over 410 submissions, representing 10 different production countries. The excitement began with the presentation of these ten projects as well as the two laureate projects from the Joaquim Jordà Residency Program, followed by one-to-one meetings on Thursday & Friday. These meetings facilitated vibrant connections between project teams and film professionals from around the globe. The enthusiasm and dedication of the professionals resulted in about 200 fruitful meetings.
Our dear FIDLab jury, consisting of Madeline Robert, consultant and head of the Visions Sud Est Fund; Dennis Ruh, former director of the European Film Market and Film Festival Expert; and Romanian producer Ada Solomon, lent their expertise and passion to the event. Their invaluable insights and dedication led to the awarding of ten in-kind prizes. Thanks to the generosity of both longtime and new FIDLab partners, the winning projects received high-quality technical and logistical resources.
A FABRICA AWARD
The A Fabrica award goes to:
Ya & Niki
By Rä di Martino, produced by Dugong Films I Italy, Abbout Productions | Lebanon, Cats Films | Egypt
This prize will be provided by the sound post-production studio A fabrica, in Corsica, to a project produced or coproduced by a European company. This prize worth € 15,000 includes the provision of a mixing auditorium and / or a sound editing room, without a technician.
CASA DE VELÁZQUEZ | IMPULSO ECAM
The Casa de Velázquez | Impulso ECAM award goes to:
Tell the Water to Pass on our Dreams
By Advik Beni & Nehal Vyas, produced by Luis Gutiérrez Arias I United States
La Casa de Velázquez, an artistic creation and research centre based in Madrid will offer a two-month residency to the awardwinning director. This year, ECAM, School of Cinematography and Audiovisual of the Community of Madrid, presents the Impulso ECAM prize providing the winner with tailored advice to strengthen and refine their project.
COMMUNE IMAGE
The Commune Image award goes to:
The Lanfang Republic
By Katsuya Tomita, produced by House on Fire I France, House on Fire International I Taïwan, Kuzoku I Japan
Prize awarded by Commune Image, a film hub offering, among other services, post-production facilities. This prize consists of 8 weeks of editing for a project produced or co-produced by a European production company.
CULORI
The Culori award goes to:
Il libro d’ore (The Book of Hours)
By Margherita Malerba, produced by Bocalupo Films I France, Altara Films I Italy
This prize, awarded by Culori to a European project, offers a postproduction laboratory in an artist residency in the south of Corsica for a duration of 15 days, to perform color grading work on a 4K monitor with (or without) a technician.
CAMARGO FOUNDATION
The Camargo Foundation award goes to:
The Art of Escape
By Leonardo Mouramateus, produced by Blenda Filmes I Portugal, Quarta-Feira Filmes I Brazil
Prize awarded by the Camargo Foundation, a residency space for artists, researchers, and thinkers, located in Cassis, which will host the award-winning director for a period of 4 to 8 weeks.
KODAK | SILVERWAY
The Kodak | Silverway award goes to:
Malpaís
By Paula Rodríguez Polanco, produced by L’Heure d’été I France, Mutokino I Colombia
This prize consists of the provision of 16mm film reels by Kodak and their development by Silverway Paris for a European project.
LABEL 42
The Label 42 award goes to:
La Grande Vacance
By Chloé Galibert-Laîné, produced by Darjeeling I France
New award provided by Label 42 Studio, a laboratory and postproduction studios in Marseille, which will offer either 1 week of color grading on a cinema projector or 1 week of Dolby Atmos mixing (excluding technician).
PRÉLUDES
The Préludes award goes to:
Drop! Cover! Hold on!
By Stéphanie Roland, produced by Dérives, Sound Image Culture & Centre de l'Audiovisuel à Bruxelles I Belgium
New prize awarded by Préludes to a first-film project that includes access to a residency (for writing or editing) in a châlet in the Rhône-Alpes region, the use of an editing station and the possibility of being accompanied by a scriptwriter, producer, or editor.
SUBLIMAGES
The Sublimages award goes to:
South Sea
By Riar Rizaldi, produced by New Pessimism I Indonesia, Dogmilk Films I Australia
Prize awarded by the subtitling company Sublimages, which will provide translation/adaptation/localization and subtitling services for the awarded film into English, Spanish, or French.
VIDÉO DE POCHE
The Vidéo de Poche award goes to:
Late Autumn
By Dan Sallitt, produced by Ravenser Odd I United States
Color grading work (7 days of studio without technician) and creation of a DCP (Digital Cinema Package). Preferential rate for DCP creation for all selected projects.
Two additional awards were awarded by:
DA FILMS - VOD PLATFORM AWARDS
The DAFILMS - VOD PLATFORM awards go to:
La Grande Vacance
By Chloé Galibert-Laîné, produced by Darjeeling I France
Drop! Cover! Hold on!
By Stéphanie Roland, produced by Dérives, Sound Image Culture & Centre de l'Audiovisuel à Bruxelles I Belgium
The VOD platform Doc Alliance Films will offer two in-kind packages of distribution worth 2500€ each to the two FIDLab selected projects (a first or second feature film). It covers a release on DAFilms (including Americas, Europe, Asia) for two years.
NEBULAE AWARD
The Nebulae award goes to:
The Art of Escape
By Leonardo Mouramateus, produced by Blenda Filmes I Portugal, Quarta-Feira Filmes I Brazil
Doclisboa’s coproduction platform Nebulae will award a project with three specialised online consultancies (2h) on the following subjects: project presentation (analysis of the dossier), audiences and festival strategies and a script or narrative treatment consultancy.
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