Eave Slate and Impact Zone

26.10.2023 | Apply now!

Apply now for the EAVE Slate or Impact Zone Lab at "When East Meets West 2024"!

If you are an Executive Producer from our region AND are selected for one of these programmes, MOIN Film Fund will support you with a reimbursement of up to 50% of your travel and participation costs.

Who, what and how?

Executive Producers from all over Europe now have the opportunity to apply forEAVE Slate to apply for an innovative programme offering advice on building a successful company slate and strategic business planning, OR for theImpact Zone Labwhich is organised in cooperation with Esodoc.

If you are interested in EAVE Slate, you will receivehere more information about the programme and the guidelines.

If you would like to find out more about the Impact Zone Lab and the application process, click here.

Further information aboutWhen East Meets West there ishere.

The application deadline for EAVE Slate and the Impact Zone Lab is20 November 2023. The participants are selected by the programme organisers.

We wish you good luck!

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