Cinekid for Professionals takes place from 18 - 21 October 2022.
Junior Co-production Market
An integrated co-production market that enables financiers, broadcasters and producers to assess new and innovative children's projects across the film and television sectors. The market starts with a public pitch of all the projects followed by one-to-one meetings.
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Producers LINK
Kids Kino Industry and Cinekid for Professionals are joining forces to launch Producers LINK, a newly established programme for emerging producers of children’s content. The programme is designed to stimulate the production of top-quality children’s content and pan-European co-productions, and will provide crucial follow-up both during and after the two leading kids events in the Autumn.
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ScreeningClub
Cinekid for Professionals' digital video library offers more than 450 recent children’s productions from all over the world, with particular focus on European productions. The ScreeningClub offers buyers and programmers the opportunity to screen the productions in private screening booths for acquisition and/or programming purposes.
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Industry Forum
An international conference for everyone interested in children’s media. Participants will discuss issues of burning relevance and debate the future of the industry with experts in the field. In rapidly alternating sessions experts will tell you all about the development of their projects, the pitfalls and the roads to success from their own practices.
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Cinekid Script LAB
A six-month script-training programme for writers with a film project aimed at kids. The training starts during Cinekid for Professionals in October and runs until the Berlinale the following February.
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Cinekid Directors LAB
A vital new coaching programme (midweek) for directors with a dynamic children's film project in advanced development, with a tailor-made and hands-on approach.
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ZappDoc LAB
A national workshop organised by Cinekid and the International Documentary Festival Amsterdam (IDFA), with the support of the NPO Fund, and run in association with the Dutch public broadcaster and youth TV station Zapp. During the workshop, six talented filmmakers are given support to develop a film plan for a short children’s documentary, (web)series or podcast.
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