Pascal Diot, director of the Venice Production Bridge
At the close of the 2024 event, Pascal Diot, Director of Venice Production Bridge, takes stock of the figures and suggests a possible new feature for next year.
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Pascal Diot, Director of Venice Production Bridge - Anticipations Angelo Acerbi
We met with Pascal Diot, director of the Venice Production Bridge, in the eve of the opening of this year’s event. The Venice Protection Bridge stands as a significant initiative that bridges ecosystems of film production, fostering global cooperation and innovative storytelling. At its core, this program aims to support filmmakers, publishers, and industry professionals by providing a platform for networking, financing, and developing cutting-edge content, particularly in genres like fantasy, horror, and romance.
The Venice festival not only celebrates filmmaking but also serves as a crucial marketplace for production and distribution. The Venice Protection Bridge integrates this broader ecosystem, facilitating the presentation of works in progress and completed projects to international audiences and investors. The initiative emphasizes supporting projects with strong potential for adaptation across various media, including films and TV series, and aims to promote cultural exchange through international collaborations.
An exciting aspect of the Venice Protection Bridge is its focus on immersive experiences. The program has dedicated efforts towards developing the immersive content industry, with initiatives targeting countries like Morocco and Chile. These regions have been selected to foster new collaborations and create immersive concerts and city-based experiences. The Bridge operates as a vital networking hub, connecting industry professionals from various parts of the world. Recognizing the challenges faced by countries with fewer resources, the initiative emphasizes international cooperation, notably with Europe, which has a long history of openness and support for cross-border collaborations. This approach ensures a steady flow of high-quality projects into Venice’s ecosystem, contributing to a vibrant, diverse cinematic landscape.
The Venice Protection Bridge is also attentive to cultural diversity, selecting films that reflect different perspectives and stories. By focusing on projects from underserved regions and fostering their development, the program aims to enrich global cinema with new voices and innovative ideas. This focus underlines Venice’s commitment to promoting both artistic excellence and cultural variety in a rapidly evolving industry. The Venice Protection Bridge demonstrates a clear commitment to nurturing creativity, fostering collaboration, and supporting innovative storytelling—ensuring Venice remains at the forefront of global film and immersive content markets.
Written by: Angelo Acerbi
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Venice Production BridgeAt the close of the 2024 event, Pascal Diot, Director of Venice Production Bridge, takes stock of the figures and suggests a possible new feature for next year.
As is tradition, Fred Film Radio met Pascal Diot, director of the Venice Production Bridge, the co-production market of the Venice Film Festival, to get advance information and targets for the 2024 edition.
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