INDUSTRY, The Darwin International Film Festival
INDUSTRY
Please note our calendar of programs' submissions has been reworked to align with our new events' dates.
Sunday 27 September:
Spark 2020: Film Development Workshop
a DIFF event hosted by Gareth Benson.
Screen Territory and Darwin International Film Festival are proud to launch the SPARK Film Initiative with a complimentary Screen Development Workshop for Filmmakers and Content Creators!
We invite you to learn crucial Production skills to:
1. Understand the role of Copyright in Content (including excerpts of Australian and Hollywood films)
2. Understand Contracts and Chain of Title to license your film for commercial success.
3. Secure releases and clearances of all those who participate in your project and particularly for cultural and broadcast approval.
We will explore how you can use these skills to protect your project and participants and take your project from script to success on the screen at the VIBE Hotel nearby to Darwin's Iconic Deckchair Cinema before DIFF Closing Night.
About the presenter
Gareth Benson is a media lawyer who specialises in Intellectual Property and Commercial Law. He has worked in business affairs for some of Australia's peak cultural broadcasters SBS Commissioned Content and Online and the Australian Centre of the Moving Image. For ten years he has run his own legal practice IP ASSIST.: www.ipassist.com.au
Gareth is passionate about the role of storytelling as a documentary and short film maker with broadcast credits with Foxtel's History Channel. He has produced digital content for international brands and local business alike including Mercedes Bends, Victorian Spring Racing Carnival, World Trade Centre, Toshiba and TEDx: www.trueblue.tv
Schedule
• 1:00pm - 1:30pm Introduction to Spark Program
• 1:30pm – 2:30pm Copyright in Film - Film Development Workshop
• 2:30pm – 3:00pm Afternoon tea
• 3:00pm - 4:00pm Contracts and Chain of Title - Film Development Workshop
• 4:00pm - 5:00pm Cultural Considerations & Clearances (indigeneous content) - Film Development Workshop
Screen Territory and Darwin International Film Festival are proud to launch the SPARK Film Initiative with a complimentary Screen Development Workshop for Filmmakers and Content Creators!
We invite you to learn crucial Production skills to:
1. Understand the role of Copyright in Content (including excerpts of Australian and Hollywood films)
2. Understand Contracts and Chain of Title to license your film for commercial success.
3. Secure releases and clearances of all those who participate in your project and particularly for cultural and broadcast approval.
We will explore how you can use these skills to protect your project and participants and take your project from script to success on the screen at the VIBE Hotel nearby to Darwin's Iconic Deckchair Cinema before DIFF Closing Night.
About the presenter
Gareth Benson is a media lawyer who specialises in Intellectual Property and Commercial Law. He has worked in business affairs for some of Australia's peak cultural broadcasters SBS Commissioned Content and Online and the Australian Centre of the Moving Image. For ten years he has run his own legal practice IP ASSIST.: www.ipassist.com.au
Gareth is passionate about the role of storytelling as a documentary and short film maker with broadcast credits with Foxtel's History Channel. He has produced digital content for international brands and local business alike including Mercedes Bends, Victorian Spring Racing Carnival, World Trade Centre, Toshiba and TEDx: www.trueblue.tv
Schedule
• 1:00pm - 1:30pm Introduction to Spark Program
• 1:30pm – 2:30pm Copyright in Film - Film Development Workshop
• 2:30pm – 3:00pm Afternoon tea
• 3:00pm - 4:00pm Contracts and Chain of Title - Film Development Workshop
• 4:00pm - 5:00pm Cultural Considerations & Clearances (indigeneous content) - Film Development Workshop
Spark 2020: Film Development Workshop
a DIFF event hosted by Gareth Benson.
Screen Territory and Darwin International Film Festival are proud to launch the SPARK Film Initiative with a complimentary Screen Development Workshop for Filmmakers and Content Creators!
We invite you to learn crucial Production skills to:
1. Understand the role of Copyright in Content (including excerpts of Australian and Hollywood films)
2. Understand Contracts and Chain of Title to license your film for commercial success.
3. Secure releases and clearances of all those who participate in your project and particularly for cultural and broadcast approval.
We will explore how you can use these skills to protect your project and participants and take your project from script to success on the screen at the VIBE Hotel nearby to Darwin's Iconic Deckchair Cinema before DIFF Closing Night.
About the presenter
Gareth Benson is a media lawyer who specialises in Intellectual Property and Commercial Law. He has worked in business affairs for some of Australia's peak cultural broadcasters SBS Commissioned Content and Online and the Australian Centre of the Moving Image. For ten years he has run his own legal practice IP ASSIST.: www.ipassist.com.au
Gareth is passionate about the role of storytelling as a documentary and short film maker with broadcast credits with Foxtel's History Channel. He has produced digital content for international brands and local business alike including Mercedes Bends, Victorian Spring Racing Carnival, World Trade Centre, Toshiba and TEDx: www.trueblue.tv
Schedule
• 1:00pm - 1:30pm Introduction to Spark Program
• 1:30pm – 2:30pm Copyright in Film - Film Development Workshop
• 2:30pm – 3:00pm Afternoon tea
• 3:00pm - 4:00pm Contracts and Chain of Title - Film Development Workshop
• 4:00pm - 5:00pm Cultural Considerations & Clearances (indigeneous content) - Film Development Workshop
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Screen Territory and Darwin International Film Festival are proud to launch the SPARK Film Initiative with a complimentary Screen Development Workshop for Filmmakers and Content Creators!
We invite you to learn crucial Production skills to:
1. Understand the role of Copyright in Content (including excerpts of Australian and Hollywood films)
2. Understand Contracts and Chain of Title to license your film for commercial success.
3. Secure releases and clearances of all those who participate in your project and particularly for cultural and broadcast approval.
We will explore how you can use these skills to protect your project and participants and take your project from script to success on the screen at the VIBE Hotel nearby to Darwin's Iconic Deckchair Cinema before DIFF Closing Night.
About the presenter
Gareth Benson is a media lawyer who specialises in Intellectual Property and Commercial Law. He has worked in business affairs for some of Australia's peak cultural broadcasters SBS Commissioned Content and Online and the Australian Centre of the Moving Image. For ten years he has run his own legal practice IP ASSIST.: www.ipassist.com.au
Gareth is passionate about the role of storytelling as a documentary and short film maker with broadcast credits with Foxtel's History Channel. He has produced digital content for international brands and local business alike including Mercedes Bends, Victorian Spring Racing Carnival, World Trade Centre, Toshiba and TEDx: www.trueblue.tv
Schedule
• 1:00pm - 1:30pm Introduction to Spark Program
• 1:30pm – 2:30pm Copyright in Film - Film Development Workshop
• 2:30pm – 3:00pm Afternoon tea
• 3:00pm - 4:00pm Contracts and Chain of Title - Film Development Workshop
• 4:00pm - 5:00pm Cultural Considerations & Clearances (indigeneous content) - Film Development Workshop
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