| DATE | SHOW TIME | VENUE |
|---|---|---|
| RAB/WED 9 | 11:00 | MASH DENPASAR |
| Note: | (UTC+8) |
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While we are still trying to identify fake and pseudo film festivals, a new reality named covid-19 hits the world. The first of its kind, the situation forced short film festivals to rethink about its role and contribution as a communal, shared and unique experience they have been offering all this time. This session will give insights into why film festivals matter beyond 2020.
GUEST SPEAKER
JUKKA-PEKKA LAAKSO
JUKKA-PEKKA LAAKSO is the festival director of Tampere Film Festival, a member of European Film Academy, and the executive director for Pirkanmaa Film Centre,a local film centre in Tampere(Finlandia). The film centre is a non-profit organisation that runs an art-house cinema, distributes films in Finland and works extensively with media education.
GINA DELLABARCA
GINA DELLABARCA is Festival Director and co-founder of Show Me Shorts in New Zealand. Vice Chair of the Board for the world-wide Short Film Conference.
KELLY LUI
KELLY LUI is the Shorts Programmer at the Toronto Reel Asian international Film Festival (Canada’s largest Pan-Asian film festival with its 24th edition in November 2020), a co-founder of The Asian Canadian Living Archive (TACLA) collective as well as a community arts facilitator who is constantly interested in the ways digital media can be a site and tool for social change.
KOYO YAMASHITA
KOYO YAMASHITA is a film curator, programmer of Theater Image Forum in Shibuya (Tokyo, Japan) since 2005, and artistic director of Image Forum Festival since 2001.
NOSA NORMANDA
TOMY W. TASLIM
TIM REDFORD
SÉBASTIEN SIMON
HO HOCK DOONG
is the Director of Content for MUBI Southeast Asia and is responsible for content acquisition and programming for the region. Previously he was Senior Assistant Vice President at ASTRO, where he acquired films for theatrical releases and for A-List and BOO channels, and commissioned “Doors: A Philippines Horror Anthology” and omnibus “Love Me, Tease Me” by Southeast Asian filmmakers.
JAIME E. MANRIQUE
Founder and director of the Bogotá Short Film Festival / Festival de cortos de Bogotá – BOGOSHORTS, conceptual designer of the #BOGOSHORTSMovement and strategist of his Latin American short films distribution agency #BOGOSHORTSFilmAgency. Founder and editor of #PANTALLACOLOMBIA for 20 years, a weekly newsletter of the latest Colombian film news, owned by Proimágenes Colombia, entity of which he has been a digital communication advisor in the last two decades.
SABRINA SPENCE
works with Ouat Media Inc., an international sales and distribution company specializing in short films. Sabrina entered the sales and distribution business with over 8 years of experience in broadcast programming. She has programmed for both specialty and conventional television stations specializing in the promotion and exhibition of short films.
VIVIAN IDRIS
with experience in various film productions in Indonesia, she founded the Blue Terong Initiative in 2013 focusing on documentary film production. She is Program Director of AKATARA Film Financing Forum since 2018.