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MUSIC IN THE AIR A Documentary to Celebrate 50 Years of IMZ A journey through the history of classical music on screen With Herbert von Karajan, Leonard Bernstein, Vladimir Horowitz, Glenn Gould, Sir Colin Davis, Pierre Boulez, Anna Netrebko, Rolando Villazon etc. A Documentary by Reiner E. Moritz Presented by Poorhouse International Produced by RM CREATIVE With the Generous Support of Members of the IMZ Shot in High Definition Running Time 55 minutes
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IMZ Avant Première Screenings At Midem 28 – 31 January 2012, Cannes, France
In a nearly three-decade-long tradition, the IMZ once again had the possibility to set the Avant Première Screenings event at midem. In Auditorium A – a true cinema hall with a massive screen, sophisticated technical equipment and more than 300 seats – IMZ members had the opportunity to let their fellow members as well as an interested audience take a glance at their latest productions. Over a period of four days, no fewer than 52 companies presented their show reels, including a record number of altogether 404 productions of classical, world music and jazz as well as classical ballet and contemporary dance, to a rapt and even bigger audience than in previous years. The customary IMZ stand, with its breathtaking sea view of the bay of Cannes and of La Croisette, was, as always, a top draw for visitors to meet with colleagues and negotiate with partners. For the first time the IMZ Opening and Networking Cocktail, held on Saturday, 28 January 2012 at the IMZ stand, was organized in cooperation with ReedMIDEM and was open also to non-IMZ-members, attracting nearly 200 people. Chris Hunt, president of the IMZ, Cornelia Much from ReedMIDEM and Bernd Hellthaler from EuroArts International were proud to welcome maestro Valery Gergiev as a special guest of the cocktail. As a novelty in 2012 and thanks to a co-operation with EuroArts International, the IMZ was able to complement the Avant Première Screenings 2012 by including the screening of 3D show reels in a special 3D screening space at the IMZ stand. Another highlight was the première screening of the movie „Music in the Air“. A documentary about the history of classical music on screen, on the occasion of the IMZ’s 50th anniversary celebrated in 2011. The Avant Première Screenings are a yearly IMZ event in collaboration with midem where the world’s leading producers of fine programmes on culture and the arts present their latest productions. It is a market for: • programme purchasers in search of high-quality audio-visual programmes on culture, the performing arts, music and dance • for producers with an interesting project for which they need coproduction partners • for programme suppliers/distributors who want to present their latest audio-visual programmes on culture, the performing arts, music or dance to the programme purchasers of international television stations • for film festival programmers looking for an opportunity to get a comprehensive overview of the latest trends in dance and music films • for editors or journalists who want to keep abreast with the trends in the fields of culture, the performing arts, music or dance. www.avantpremiere.at
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ICMA Award Gala 2012 15 May 2012, Nantes, France
30 May – 2 June 2012, Munich, Germany
The ICMA Award Gala 2012 at La Cité in Nantes, France, hosted by the Orchestre National des Pays de la Loire and its music director John Axelrod, has been a big success. After the Award Ceremony, a Gala Concert featuring ICMA winners enthused an audience of 1,500 in La Cité's Grand Auditorium.
The year 2012 marked the inauguration of an international forum for classical and art music: Classical:NEXT. An event exclusively dedicated to classical music – for all sectors and on an international level – aiming to create cross-sector networks to negotiate new solutions for the challenges facing classical music professionals.
During its General Assembly in Nantes, the Jury of which the IMZ is a member welcomed as a new member the Russian weekly Kultura.
An IMZ film programme complemented the Classical:NEXT jury-selected conference and live showcases. Two days of screenings, eight films in full length and an enthusiastic audience of both Classical:NEXT delegates and non-business visitors.
As for the Awards of 2013: The Ceremony and Gala Concert will be hosted by the Orchestra La Verdi conducted by John Axelrod. The names of the winners will be published in January 2013. The Jury also announced that the ICMA Gala 2014 will take place during the renowned Beethoven Festival in Warsaw, organised by Elżbieta Penderecka.
From 30 May to 2 June, international professionals from all sectors of the classical music scene gathered at the Gasteig in Munich for the first edition of this annual event – festivals, arts presenters, publishers, labels, music educators, concert halls, promoters, media, producers and, of course, the classical music artists. We are looking forward to the next edition in Vienna in 2013! www.classicalnext.com
Reijo Kiilunen (Ondine) Label of the year 2012
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Music Film Festival Bucharest 8 – 17 June 2012, Bucharest, Rumania
Following the format of the acclaimed Music Film Festival at Wiener Rathausplatz in Vienna (Austria), the 7th edition of the Music Film Festival at George Enescu Square in Bucharest (Rumania) was once again an outstanding success. Co-organised by ArCub and the City of Bucharest, the festival took place at George Enescu Square, situated in the heart of Bucharest, from 8 – 17 June 2012. The square was transformed into an oasis of music and dance where more than 10,000 visitors from all walks of life enjoyed classical music in a relaxing environment. The festival celebrated the 100th birthday of the Rumanian conductor Sergiu Celibidache by presenting some of his wonderful concerts with the Orchestra of the Bayerischer Rundfunk. Furthermore, the programme contained operas and concerts such as the „New Year’s Concert of the Vienna Philharmonic 2012“, „Luciano Pavarotti – Duets“, „Andrea Bocelli – One Night in Central Park“ etc.
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IMZ Semi-Final Judging Event For The 2012 International Emmy® Awards 25 June 2012, Berlin, Germany
As in past years, the IMZ hosted the Semi-Final Judging Event for the 2012 International Emmy® Awards in the Arts Programming in co-operation with the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Thanks to the generous reception and organisational efforts of EuroArts, the jurors –13 distinguished international representatives from the arts and media branch – met for a day-long judging session in the Filmakademie in Berlin. Besides, EuroArts extended an even more generous invitation to all IMZ board members and jurors to attend a concert of the Berliner Philharmoniker at the Waldbühne which, despite the rainy weather, was a great and unforgettable experience.
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The 2012 Jurors were: Arild Erikstad, NRK Jessica Franco, The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Bernd Hellthaler, EuroArts Music International GmbH Chris Hunt, Classical TV Limited Gunilla Jensen Peyron, SVT Katharina Jeschke, IMZ Marie Kucerova, Česká Televize Reiner Moritz, Poorhouse International Ltd. Franz Patay, IMZ Katja Raths, Clasart Classics Erwin Stürzer, Arthaus Music Henk van der Meulen, Royal Conservatoire of The Hague Hazel Wright, Hazel Wright Media Ltd. The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is a membership-based organization comprised of leading media and entertainment figures from over 50 countries and 500 companies from all sectors of television including internet, mobile and technology. The Academy’s yearly schedule of events includes the prestigious International Emmy® Awards Ceremony held in New York, The International Digital Emmy® Awards at MIPTV and a series of industry events such as Academy Day, The International Emmy® World Television Festival and Panels on substantive industry topics. www.emmys.tv
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Vienna Music Film Festival Yekaterinburg
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30 June – 2 September 2012, Vienna, Austria
The third edition of the Vienna Music Film Festival in Yekaterinburg was initiated and supervised by the IMZ and the Austrian Cultural Forum in Moscow and very successfully implemented by the Austrian Honorary Consulate in Yekaterinburg in cooperation with various local partners and sponsors. Open air, free of charge and combined with a food and beverage area following the concept of the Music Film Festival at Wiener Rathausplatz in Vienna (Austria), in 2012, the Vienna Music Film Festival in Yekaterinburg took place from 2 – 13 July, in front of the Ural Federal University. The programme curated by the IMZ included operas and concerts such as „Don Pasquale“, „Dove è Amore è Gelosia“, „Andrea Bocelli – Live in Central Park“, „The Best of Pavarotti and Friends“, „New Year’s Concert of the Vienna Philharmonic 2012“, „Manon“, „Operavox – Animated Operas“, „Cinderella“, „Carmen“…
In Vienna, summer ends when the world’s biggest open-air music film festival is closing. From 30 June – 2 September, a total of 47 productions were featured during the 65 festival evenings in front of Vienna’s City Hall for an audience of 625,000 people – a fine selection of music films, including classical, jazz, ballet and world music highlights. Like in the years before, people did enjoy not only the variety of music but also the wide range of culinary delights offered in the food area. As a novelty this year, one day of the Film Festival’s „classical“ week was dedicated to popular music gems. Thus we had it all: Anastacia and Tosca, Carmen and Katie Melua, Bryn Terfel and Elvis Presley, Andrea Bocelli and Benvenuto Cellini, Nutcracker and Scheherazade. In the opening film on 30 June, „Adele: live at the Royal Albert Hall“ gave the audience goosebumps. During the following weeks, people could not only watch classical operas but also productions like „The Phantom of the Opera“, „Baroque Celebrations“ as well as „Pavarotti and friends“. Furthermore, in the framework of the 50th anniversary of Vienna’s renowned film festival Viennale, the programme featured milestones of concert-film-making from D.A. Pennebaker’s „Monterey Pop“ and „Elvis Presley: ’68 Comeback Special“ to Martin Scorsese’s „Rolling Stones: Shine A Light“, an outstanding documentary on the concert they gave at New York’s Beacon Theatre. The concept turned out to be a success: More people than ever before came to watch and listen to the many musics in front of the City Hall and enjoyed the special atmosphere. Once again, in a splendorous celebration of tradition and the contemporary, the Film Festival turned the Wiener Rathausplatz into the vibrant heart of a city of music.
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Pristina Open Air Culture Festival 1 – 3 October 2012, Pristina, Kosovo
For the first time, the IMZ, in co-operation with the EU-funded project „Culture for all“, implemented a classical music film screening at the new Pristina Open Air Culture Festival in Kosovo. The main goal of the young festival was to bring classical music closer to the people and present it on a public square where people can meet and socialise while listening to classical music concerts, watching operas and ballet performances. It took place at Mother Teresa Square right in the centre of the city. The festival opened on 1 October with a live performance of the Kosovo Philharmonic choir. Following this special moment, the audience was delighted by „Pavarotti – the Duets: Best of Pavarotti and Friends“. Furthermore, the programme, curated by the IMZ, contained classics like „La Traviata“ and „Operavox – Animated Operas: Das Rheingold, Rigoletto, Turandot“. The three classical days were a great success and very much appreciated by the public.
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IMZ At 49th ITF Golden Prague 13 – 17 October 2012, Prague, Czech Republic
As in years past, the IMZ accompanied the 49th ITF Golden Prague festival and competition organising the Golden Prague Premieres and a workshop in co-operation with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). The screenings of the IMZ Golden Prague Premieres took place in the Small Hall of Žofín Palace and included the following programmes: IMZ Golden Prague Premieres I: „Flat Pack – The Musical“, SVT, Sweden. A musical „furniture saga“ about „the wonder of Sweden“, Ingvar Kamrad, the founder of IKEA. The score is by Erik Gedeon, who also directed the performance at Malmö Stadsteater. IMZ Golden Prague Premieres II: C(H)OEURS, EuroArts, Germany. Musical theatre by Alain Platel. For years, the tension between the group and the individual has been the central theme in Platel's performances. In C(H)OEURS he examines – together with his dancers and the Teatro Real choir – how „dangerously beautiful“ a group can be. Both productions were enthusiastically received. Lively discussions with the filmmakers/producers following the screenings underscored the success of the Golden Prague Premieres 2012.
On Tuesday, 16 October, an EBU and IMZ workshop was dedicated to „Rights management in the digital era“. Once again, the EBU and the IMZ decided to join forces to promote and strengthen the arts in the audio-visual media. After presentations by Peter Goethals (EBU), Malte Ludin (Tele München Gruppe), Pavlina Kvapilova (Česká televize) and Peter Maniura (BBC) the presenters and further panellists – Bernd Hellthaler (EuroArts Music), Chris Hunt (Classical TV Ltd.) and Lothar Mattner (WDR) were discussing the challenges and opportunities in social media for broadcasters and the private sector in a highprofile debate. Generally, the whole festival is open to anyone interested in high-quality music and dance programmes and films on the TV screen. In the festival's video library, festival participants have the chance to view all competition programmes submitted to the 49th ITF Golden Prague. 55 competitors from 24 countries presented 94 programmes in the international ITF GP competition. The longest programme submitted: 218’ („Julius Caesar“). And the Winners are… Grand Prix Golden Prague: „Lang Lang –The Art Of Being A Virtuoso“ (ZDF, Germany) Czech Crystal for Performing Arts: „John Cage: Journeys In Sound“ (ACCENTUS Music GmbH & Co. KG, Germany) Czech Crystal for Documentary: „The World Of Matthew Bourne“ (LeopardFilms, UK) Special Mention for extraordinary artistic achievement: „Soundbreaker“ (YLE, Finland) Czech Television Prize: „Schumann At Pier 2 – A Concert Film With Paavo Järvi And The Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen“ (Deutsche Welle, Germany) Award of the Dagmar and Václav Havel’s Foundation VIZE 97: „Giuseppe Scarlatti: Dove è Amore è Gelosia – A Historical Reconstruction Of Opera Performance“ (Classart Classic, Germany) Audience Award: „Macbeth“ (Opus Arte, UK). Congratulations to all creators and contributors!
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IMZ World Music Film Screenings At WOMEX 2012 17 – 21 October 2012, Thessaloniki, Greece
For the first time in south-eastern Europe, with a lot of sunshine and warm summerlike nights, WOMEX successfully completed its 18th edition in Thessaloniki. The 11th edition of the IMZ World Music Film Screenings presented 17 productions – more than ever before! – and could, once again, raise the attendance figures – reaching a record of more than 500 attendees. The screenings were enthusiastically received by the industry insiders. The first day began with the Greek movie „Methexis“ – three rather different men sharing their very personal approach to expressing themselves through music. The next production, „Hubert von Goisern – Wirtshaustour“, took us on a trip through small taverns in Austria, where the outstanding world music artist Hubert von Goisern began his career. After that, „Sarabah“ – a movie about Sister Fa, a trailblazing Senegalese rap singer and activist on the rise, transported us to Senegal to show what it takes to fight for women’s rights in Africa. „Soundbreaker“ is a portrait of an exceptional accordionist from Finland and, at the same time, a movie revealing cinematography and drama in a distinctive Scandinavian way.
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Finally, „Georgia My Love“, an Israeli production, telling of the ambitions and struggle of two poor Georgian women, proud of their origins and trying to revive and establish Georgian culture. The second day took us on a road trip around the globe… tracing the story of the „Fellowship of the Drums“, a breath-taking rhythm adventure and of the „United States of Africa“ following African hip-hop pioneer Didier Awadi as he crafts an album paying tribute to the leaders of Black Consciousness. „The quest of Electrical Rites in Guinea Conakry“ depicts the curious story of how griots and sorcerers-fetishists have swapped their traditional instruments for distorted electric guitars... In „Embracing Voices“, Canadian musician Jane Bunnett contemplates her relationships, her career, and – both as an artist and as a woman – asks the universal question: what does it all mean. The day ended with the Greek movie „I heard god crying“: Fire-walkers in Greece, Shi’a Pakistanis during Arbaeen and Ashura in Syria, mourners in Albania… three very different groups related by their escape from everyday life, the transgression of limits, the affliction of ecstasy. The last screening day started with an invitation to a vivacious journey through the musical landscape of Istanbul with a movie called „RomanIstanbul“. „Go to Tuva“ – an ethno-rock road book and road movie took us as far as Siberia with the musicians Sainkho and Garlo. A change of topic came with the next film – „Worlds of Sounds: The Ballad of Folkways“ revealing how Folkways Records founder Moses Asch turned the music business model on its head. The afternoon then was dedicated to „El Gusto“ – the moving story of the reunion and reconciliation of a group of Muslim and Jewish musicians fifty years after their separation during the Algerian Civil War. With „Mawaca – Songs of the Forest“ we were heading to Amazonia to discover the musical traditions of six different peoples and the wonderful interpretations of this music by the band Mawaca, before we returned to Europe with „Eastern Voices“ – a documentary on East meeting West at the Morgenland Festival Osnabrück 2009 – an encounter between the occidental and Middle East musical traditions. At the end, „The Endless Journey“ introduced us to Niger’s outlying schools where children are inspired to value their cultural heritage by meeting musicians who have travelled with their music around the world. All in all, WOMEX recorded 2,200 delegates from 90 countries, 1,200 companies, 245 stands, 20 conference sessions, 61 showcase acts from 50 countries and of course 17 IMZ-curated films. This is what it takes to be the most important professional market for world music... For those who missed it, it is not all lost yet! See the screening selection and browse through all submitted movies on www.worldmusicfilms.com. Finally, many of the movies screened in the framework of the IMZ World Music Film Screenings at WOMEX 2012 will be part of our nonprofit initiative World Music Films on Tour. www.worldmusicfilms.com www.womex.com
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The „World Music Films on Tour“ movies have travelled to quite some exciting destinations during 2012 and we wish to thank all the old and new bookers for their commitment to World Music Films!
Bringing dance films to a wider public and providing exposure beyond the festival circuit for dance in film and video, this is the motivation for dance screen on tour, a unique, non-profit and entirely non-commercial initiative created in 1999 by the IMZ in association with the SK Culture Foundation, Cologne.
The journey began in Belgium at the Centre for World Cultures Zuiderpershuis in Brussels. Next destination was Helsinki and the World Village Festival. The two following stops were in the Netherlands for the Music Meeting in Nijmegen and Belgium for the Recyclart Festival in Brussels. The Palantír Film Foundation in Hungary had its first time booking, as well as the Ulsan World Music Festival in South Korea. From there, a direct turn to the USA, to the International Lens Film Series in Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee. Finally, two stops that seem to become mandatory: Plai Festival in Timisoara, Rumania and the Festival Porta in Riga, Latvia. World Music Films on Tour provides the opportunity to look beyond the familiar. For those curious to explore the entire world’s musical traditions and experience the diversity of our fascinating planet, this is a journey to exciting destinations. Bringing World Music in film and video to a wider public, in various locations around the world, that’s the motivation behind this non-commercial distribution project created in 2006 by the IMZ in co-operation with WOMEX. Aimed at organisers of music festivals, concerts or any kind of world music events, World Music Films on Tour offers a unique selection of world music documentaries and concert recordings.
Following on from the successful dance screen 1999, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2007 and 2010 at Cinedans, the winning and nominated productions, curated programmes as well as a selection of former dance screen highlights will continue on its global path. In 2012, dance screen on tour was guest at the Oper Graz in Austria for several Tanz Nite events. „Stronger“, „Shadowed“, „Slow Dance“, „Dos Ambientes“ and „Pito“ have already been presented throughout the year and yet, there are more to come. In March, the three festival days of the Tanzfilmfestival Luzern in Switzerland included „Horizon of Exile“, „An Ant“ and „Admit one“. Up north in Norway, three films from dance screen on tour were booked for the Public Art Screen Festival. „Stronger“, „Duo“ and „There is a place“ were shown in a loop during the summer months June, July and August in various public spaces open for everyone.
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IMZ / ICMP/ Opera Europe Meetings
In October 2011, for the first time ever, representatives of ICMP (International Confederation of Music Publishers), Opera Europa, the IMZ, publishers and lawyers from Europe and the USA came together for a promising meeting to discuss the status quo of the publishing rights and media law situation. Followed by further encounters and conference calls, it looks very much like there is a certain common understanding within all involved parties for the need of taking action. Bernd Hellthaler (EuroArts) participates on behalf of the IMZ and aimes at improving the situation as well as creating new partnerships.
Music In The Air A History Of Classical Music On Television A documentary to celebrate 50 years of IMZ by Reiner E. Moritz
During the last 70 years, television has undergone dramatic changes; from black and white to colour, from a small screen to home cinema, from mono sound to stereo and surround sound. And it has done a lot to popularize classical music, in the best and in the worst sense. Classical music has been a part of the programme mix right from the beginnings of television. „Music In The Air“ features exclusive insights behind the scenes reflecting statements by directors like Brian Large, Christopher Nupen and Andy Sommer, controllers like David Attenborough and Roger Wright as well as producers and, of course, the work of many more musicians. „Music in the Air“ would not have been possible without the generous help of many friends and IMZ members who donated clips, facilities and their time. We would like to offer special thanks to Nicolas Auboyneau of France 2 who, from very early on, committed his channel and to Bernhard Fleischer who made available film crews when needed. And you might also recognize the voice of John Hurt who reads the commentary.
Up to now, „Music in the Air“ has been broadcasted in several countries not only in Europe but also overseas. ERR – Estonian Public Broadcasting, NRK – Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, RTV Slovenija, Yleisradio – The Finnish Broadcasting Company, SVT Sveriges Television, SBS Australia and Sky Network Television Limited have booked or broadcasted the programme. For further information, please contact Heike Connolly heike.connolly@poorhouseintl.co.uk The IMZ is happy to co-operate with Arthaus Musik GmbH who took over the distribution of „Music in the Air“ on DVD and Blu Ray. www.arthaus-musik.com
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dance screen 2013 with San Francisco Dance Film Festival 12 – 15 September 2013, San Francisco dance screen 2013 with San Francisco Dance Film Festival invites you to discover and experience dance in a new way! The San Francisco Dance Film Festival along with San Francisco Ballet, and the San Francisco Film Society are collaborating with one of Europe’s oldest and most prestigious dance film/video competitions and festivals to present IMZ’s dance screen 2013. The four day Festival will not only feature the best dance films and videos from around the world, but also offer a forum for professionals from the fields of dance, music, filmmaking, technology/media, education and visual arts to explore the new dynamics involved in creating and distributing this growing art from to a global audience.
science and technology. Filmmakers and dancers are now creating amazing, provocative, inspiring works that provide audiences with a wonderful look into this exciting form of „screen dance“ – works specifically created for the screen rather than the traditional stage. dance screen 2013 with San Francisco Dance Film Festival will attract creators and audience from around the world for four packed days of film screenings, panel discussions, performances and networking as they explore and celebrate dance on screen. IMZ members are eligible for discounted Festival registration fees.
The impact and influence of dance on mainstream popular culture continues to grow. From feature films, television series, advertising, to street performances, dance is everywhere. It’s permeating other art forms as well, with artists exploring collaborations in the visual arts,
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AVANT PREMIÈRE SCREENINGS AND SYMPOSIA Every year Presentation of approximately 400 brand-new music and dance programmes to the industry
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OPEN AIR MUSIC FILM FESTIVALS Worldwide
Screenings of operas, classical, world music and jazz concerts as well as classical and contemporary dance films
IMZ WORKSHOPS AND FILM SCREENINGS AT ITF GOLDEN PRAGUE Prague, every October IMZ WORLD MUSIC FILM SCREENINGS AND CONFERENCE AT WOMEX Varying destinations WORLD MUSIC FILMS ON TOUR Worldwide
Non-commercial distribution and screenings at various festivals
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IMZ DANCE SCREEN Varying destinations, biannual
International festival and competition for dance films
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DANCE SCREEN ON TOUR Worldwide
Non-commercial distribution and screenings at various festivals
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The IMZ, based in Vienna, is the global association for all those involved in any aspect of audio-visual music and dance.
IMZ President Chris Hunt, Classical TV Limited, UK
Its 150+ members from all around the world include broadcasters; performing arts companies and venues; programme producers and distributors; record and DVD labels; cinema and new media specialists: all the participants in the creation and dissemination of music in the media. The largest are international brands like the BBC, Metropolitan Opera New York, and Universal Music; the smallest are individual composers, choreographers, musicians or directors.
IMZ Vice-Presidents Arild Erikstad, NRK, Norwegian Broadcasting Company, Norway Henk van der Meulen, Royal Conservatoire of The Hague, Netherlands Hazel Wright, Hazel Wright Media Ltd., UK
Since it was founded in 1961 under the aegis of UNESCO the IMZ has dedicated itself to the worldwide development and promotion through audio-visual media of all forms of classical, jazz, world and contemporary music, as well as classical and contemporary dance.
Toshio Asaoka, NHK, Japan Thomas Beck, University of the Arts Berne, Switzerland Wolfgang Bergmann, ZDF/ ARTE, Germany Paul Bullock, BBC (Cymru Wales), UK Aarno Cronvall, Arcron Productions Ltd., Finland Urban Frye, Switzerland Frank Gerdes, ServusTV, Austria Thomas Hieber, Unitel GmbH and Co. KG, Germany Gunilla Jensen Peyron, SVT, Swedish Television, Sweden John Kelleher, NVC Arts - Warner Classics and Jazz, UK Elmar Kruse, C Major Entertainment, Germany Marie Kucerova, Czech Television, Czech Republic Reiner Moritz, Poorhouse International, UK Ben Pateman, Opus Arte, UK Katja Raths, Clasart Film- und Fernsehproduktions GmbH, Germany Peter Rosen, Peter Rosen Productions Inc., USA François Roussillon, François Roussillon et Associés, France Martin Traxl, ORF, Österreichischer Rundfunk, Austria John Walker, Thirteen for Wnet.org, USA Larry Weinstein, Rhombus Media Inc., Canada
It is the one-stop shop for anyone in any position in the value chain from music and dance creation to the buying public. For an opera house it provides an instant media policy along with every element needed to carry it out. For a broadcaster, it is every stage of the supply chain. For producers and distributors, it is their entire global market. For everyone, it is a valuable network, a forum for discussion, a showcase for productions, a lobbying group, a database, and an information exchange. The IMZ makes a real contribution to the businesses of its members. As an IMZ member you will benefit from • Programme presentation and screenings at - Avant Première, the major annual venue to meet with other members and find co-production partners - Special arrangements at fairs and film markets like midem, WOMEX, Golden Prague or Classical:NEXT (reduced entry fees, stand rentals, special screenings etc.) - Music Film Festival in front of the Vienna City Hall where mainly members’ opera productions can be seen by more than 640.000 visitors yearly. - World Music Film Screenings at WOMEX, International Music and Dance Film Festivals and competitions • A global networking platform including broadcasters, producers, distributors, record companies, opera houses and international tv and film festivals • IMZ directory with detailed contact information to the key players of the industry • Monthly newsletter offering the latest members‘ news, serving as an exchange platform • A platform for co-operation and co-production partners as well as market place for programme acquisition • Professional exchange within workshops, seminars and round tables about business relevant topics • IMZ film database and media archive with more than 30.000 music and dance programmes • Lobbying and initiatives • Annual catalogues, with detailed information on the latest and finest audio-visual productions in the field of music and dance
IMZ Treasurer Bernd Hellthaler, EuroArts Music International GmbH, Germany
Honorary Members Laurie Anderson, Daniel Barenboim, Pierre Boulez, Alfred Brendel, Adrienne Clarkson, Mats Ek, Bill T. Jones, Jonas Kaufmann, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Lang Lang, Neil Shicoff, Anne-Sofie von Otter IMZ Team Secretary General: Franz Patay (patay@imz.at) Deputy Director: Katharina Jeschke (k.jeschke@imz.at) Project Manager: Daniela Billner (d.billner@imz.at) Project Manager: Tatiana Petkova (t.petkova@imz.at) Office Management: Linda Esslinger(office@imz.at) Office Assistant: Christian von der Recke (c.recke@imz.at) Executive Director: Ruth Pfletschinger (maternity leave) Office Management: Birgit Baresch (maternity leave)
Annual Membership Fee Full membership EUR 2,750 applies to TV organisations, independent production and distribution companies, publishers, opera houses, record companies, etc. Affiliate membership EUR 1,375 applies to smaller production companies whose annual output in music or dance does not exceed two productions. Associate membership EUR 690 applies to cultural, educational and scientific institutions, museums etc. Individual membership EUR 275 applies to individuals
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Schedule of IMZ Events Avant Première at MIDEM Cannes, January 26 – 29, 2013 Watch more than 400 brand-new music, arts and dance programmes, meet the most important TV programme buyers, producers and distributors, and discuss the burning topics of the industry!
Salzburger Festspiele, Salzburg Servus TV, Wals-Himmelreich Universal Edition AG, Vienna Wien Modern, Vienna
Semi-Final Judging Event for the International Emmy Awards Vienna, June, 2013 (tbc)
Belgium BMC-Group, Schelle Evil Penguin Productions, Mechelen Queen Elisabeth International Music Competition, Brussels R.T.B.F. Radio-Télévision Belge de la Communauté française de Belgique, Brussels Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie, Brussels VRT Vlaamse Radio en Televisie, Brussels
Vienna Music Film Festival Vienna, July and August 2013 Screenings of operas, classical, world music and jazz concerts as well as classical and contemporary dance
Canada MO Demay Entertainment, Montréal Rhombus International Ltd., Toronto Rhombus Media Inc., Toronto
Open Air Music Film Festival Baku, 2013 (tbc) Bucharest, summer 2013 (tbc) Yekaterinburg, summer 2013 (tbc) Tokyo, summer 2013 (tbc) Pristina, fall 2013 (tbc)
Croatia HRT Hrvatska Televizija, Zagreb
IMZ Film Screenings at Classical:NEXT Vienna, May 29 – June 1, 2013
dance screen 2013 with San Francisco Dance Film Festival San Francisco, September 12 – 15, 2013 IMZ Workshops and Golden Prague Premières at ITF Golden Prague Prague, October 12 – 17, 2013 IMZ at WOMEX 2013 Cardiff, October 23 – 27, 2013 dance screen on tour Non-commercial distribution and screenings of dance screen winners and nominees World Music Films on Tour Non-commercial distribution and screenings of world music films Join our initiative and let the world’s musics be your guest For detailed information please check the IMZ websites and follow us on facebook! www.imz.at www.avantpremiere.at www.dancescreen.com www.worldmusicfilms.com www.facebook.com/IMZMedia www.youtube.com/user/IMZInternational Come and join us at the next IMZ events!
IMZ Member Organisations Australia SBS Television, London Austria Bernhard Fleischer Moving Images, Wals col legno, Vienna Felix Breisach Medienwerkstatt GmbH, Vienna film+co. produktion GmbH, Vienna FilmFritz GmbH Österreich, Kitzbühel Haydn Festival Eisenstadt, Eisenstadt Herbert von Karajan Centrum GmbH, Salzburg ImPulsTanz, Vienna Lotus Records, Oberndorf ORF, Vienna Preiser Records, Vienna
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Czech Republic Ceská Televize, Prague Estonia Eesti Rahvusringhääling – Estonian Public Broadcasting / ERR, Tallinn Finland Arcron Productions Oy, Helsinki Yleisradio Oy (YLE), The Finnish Broadcasting Company, Helsinki France Agat Films et Cie / Ex Nihilo, Paris ARTE France, Issy-les-Moulineaux ARTE Strasbourg, Strasbourg Auditorium du Louvre, Paris Bel Air Media, Paris Camera lucida productions, Paris CLC Productions, Lyon Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris, Paris France Télévision, Paris François Roussillon et Associés, Paris Idéale Audience, Paris Les Films Jack Fébus, Gamarde les Bains LGM, Paris Oléo films, Ivry sur Seine Opéra National de Paris, Paris Sombrero & Co, Paris Telmondis Distribution, Boulogne-Billancourt Germany 3sat, Mainz ACCENTUS Music GmbH & Co. KG, Leipzig ARTE Deutschland TV GmbH, Baden-Baden Arthaus Musik GmbH, Halle (Saale) Berlin Phil Media GmbH, Berlin C Major Entertainment GmbH, Berlin Clasart Film- und Fernsehproduktions GmbH / Tele München Gruppe, Munich Deutsches Tanzarchiv Köln, Cologne EuroArts Music International GmbH, Berlin Finkernagel & Lück Medienproduktion, Berlin GATEWAY4M – more fine music & media GmbH, Hamburg Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg, Hamburg LOFT music, Gauting MasterClass.TV (Bernd Hellthaler Medienbeteiligungen), Berlin moving-angel GmbH, Stuttgart msm-studios, Munich NIGHTFROG GmbH, Munich
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Pars Media, Berlin Rising Alternative GmbH, Berlin Schott Music GmbH & Co. KG, Mainz SIVision Broadcast GmbH, Munich Sounding Images GmbH, Berlin UNITEL GmbH & Co. KG, Oberhaching Wunderlich Medien Film-, TV- und Musikproduktion GbR, Munich ZDF – Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen, Mainz-Lerchenberg India EarthSync, Chennai Italy Dynamic SRL, Genova Pan Dream / Fondazione Fem, Rome RAI Televisione Italiana SPA, Rome Japan NHK Nippon Hoso Kyokai – Japan Broadcasting Corporation, Tokyo The Netherlands AVRO Broadcasting Association, Hilversum NTR: Dutch Public Service Broadcaster for Information, Education and Culture, Hilversum Royal Conservatoire of The Hague, The Hague Norway NordicStories AS, Oslo NRK Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, Oslo Poland Telewizja Polska S.A., Warsaw Russia RTR – Russian State TV & Radio Broadcasting Company, Moscow Russian Music Society, Moscow TV Channel Russia- Kultura (Russia K), Moscow Slovenia RTV Slovenija, Ljubljana Spain Teatro Real, Madrid Sweden SVT – Sveriges Television, Stockholm
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Phil Grabsky Films, Brighton Poorhouse International Ltd., London Royal Opera House, London S4C Sianel 4 Cymru, Cardiff, Wales Sky Arts – BSkyB, Isleworth (Middlesex) Universal Music Group International, London USA Ace Arts LLC, New York Classic Arts Showcase, Los Angeles Cultural Media Collaborative Inc., New York Emerging Pictures, New York Kultur International Films, Ltd., West Long Branch, New Jersey Peter Rosen Productions, Inc., New York San Francisco Ballet, San Francisco San Francisco Opera, San Francisco San Francisco Symphony, San Francisco The Metropolitan Opera Association, New York THIRTEEN for WNET.org, New York
IMZ Individual Members Austria Sono Artists Consulting, Vienna Bulgaria SPOTLIGHT, Sofia Czech Republic C.E.M.A. Central European Music Agency, Brno Finland Kroma Productions Ltd., Porvoo France Andy Sommer, Paris Cécile Clairval-Milhaud, Paris Film Addict, Paris Jusque-là, Paris WINDROSE, Paris Germany bce films & more GmbH, Munich Enrique Sánchez Lansch, Berlin Myriam Hoyer, Wiesbaden
Switzerland Hochschule der Künste Bern (HKB), Bern Opernhaus Zürich, Zurich RSI – Radiotelevisione della Svizzera italiana, Lugano SRF – Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen, Zurich Session Basel AG, Basel Syquali Multimedia AG, Zurich tpc – technology and production center switzerland ag, Zurich
Ireland Hazel Wright Media Ltd., West Cork
United Kingdom Argonon Ltd., London Artial Productions, London BBC Cymru Wales, Cardiff, Wales BBC Music Magazine,Bristol, Avon BBC Rights & Business Affairs, London BBC Television, London Classical TV Limited, Bristol Decca Classics, London Electric Sky, Brighton Intermusica Artists` Management Ltd, London International Classical Artists, London London Symphony Orchestra, London NVC Arts – Warner Classics and Jazz, London Opus Arte, ROH Enterprises, London
Switzerland Georges Gachot, Zurich Urban Frye, Lucerne
Italy Alessandro Sdrigotti, Palmanova Russia Buta Arts Centre, Moscow
United Kingdom Floating Earth,Perivale, Middlesex P.O.P. 1 Ltd / Tinopolis,Carmarthenshire, Wales USA Alley Oop Films, Corte Madera Mulatto Media Productions,Westwood OVATION TV, Santa Monica Red Palette Pictures, New York
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