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Italy‘s MIA will this twelvemonth see tracks connected animation bid and an world financing hub.
The Rome marketplace and conference, held this twelvemonth connected October 19-23, unveiled its highlights coming astatine a property convention astatine nan Cannes Film Festival, wherever curate Lucia Borgonzoni was among those speaking to delegates and press.
New for this year’s arena will beryllium nan Animation Series Gap Financing Market and nan European Investment Hub, which will purpose to facilitate entree to world accumulation financing. There will besides beryllium a attraction connected experiential networking, on pinch nan regular convention talks and nan yearly Co-Production Market & Pitching Forum for film, docs and play series. Various contented showcases will besides return place.
The Animation Series Gap Financing Market will activity to link partners connected projects, accelerate financing connected animated bid and stimulate accumulation of animated contented pinch world potential.
The European Investment Hub will beryllium a two-day level for talks astir European and world financial instruments that support production. MIA said it would “offer European and world operators a clear and actual position of nan disposable instruments specified arsenic co-production costs and equity investors, and of nan ways to entree them.
A brace of manufacture bodies, ANICA (Association of Film, Audiovisual and Digital Industries) and APA (Audiovisual Producers Association), beforehand MIA, which is led by Gaia Tridente.
“We want MIA to beryllium a spot wherever each professionals tin find ideas and opportunities to build relationships and world business that nary different discourse offers successful Italy and that is connected a par pinch nan fewer different awesome events worldwide,” said ANICA President Alessandro Usai.
“Our ngo is to make nan marketplace progressively aligned pinch nan dynamics of a perpetually transforming world context, guaranteeing nan world shape our manufacture deserves,” added Chiara Sbarigia, APA’s chair.
