Norwegian International Film Festival Unveils New Storyline Production Award to Propel Promising Nordic Projects

Haugesund, Norway — In an effort to enhance early-stage film projects, the Norwegian International Film Festival’s New Nordic Films market has introduced the Storyline Production Award, offering NOK 250,000 (approximately $24,500) in post-production equipment. This initiative aims to attract co-financers and co-producers to support promising film ventures. An international jury will select the recipient of the award from a pool of 21 projects competing in the Nordic Co-Production Market. Members of the jury include Casey Baron of the Tribeca Film Festival, Marge Liiske from Industry@Talents and Baltic Event in Tallinn, and Josef Kullengaard of the … Read more

Haugesund’s New Nordic Films Unveils $24,500 Storyline Pitch Award Featuring Tribeca Programmer on Jury Panel

Haugesund, Norway — New Nordic Films has unveiled an innovative production pitch award worth $24,500, designed to elevate storytelling in film. The award aims to support fresh narrative voices within the film industry and will feature an impressive jury, including Tribeca programmer Casey Baron. The announcement represents a significant opportunity for filmmakers looking to bring their unique stories to life. The initiative reflects a growing trend in the industry to cultivate originality and creativity, resonating with audiences hungry for diverse narratives. Filmmakers across various genres will be able to submit their pitches, with the goal … Read more

Nordic Creative Triumphs Advance to European Rounds in 2024 Immortal Awards Competition

The Immortal Awards, an annual celebration crowning achievements in commercial creativity, has announced its Nordic finalists as the competition intensifies in the run-up to its global showdown. The event, recognized for spotlighting the pinnacle of advertising excellency, saw its Nordic jury convene on October 4th to scrutinize the top sixteen submissions from earlier rounds. This year’s deliberations, conducted virtually, allowed jurors from across the Nordic region to select four standout entries, all of whom are set to advance to the European judging phase. These top projects will vie not only for regional honors but also … Read more