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Meet the masters from Flanders, TV Drama Vision 2024

Meet the masters from Flanders

Talent

A must-watch session to learn about the attractive co-production landscape of the Flanders region including different financing mechanisms, high-end studio facilities and state-of-the-art post-production & VFX services.

On Jan 31st 2024, The Flemish Masters were centre-stage at TV Drama Vision, the international conference and marketplace for drama series at the Göteborg Film Festival. Speakers from across the sector reflected on the region’s rich creative talent, and outlined the contribution Flanders can make to international co-productions, both on-screen and behind the scenes. Joining us on stage are Wim Michiels, Underwater DOP and Owner of the LITES Water Stage & Film Studios; Jules Debrock, the Managing Director of Flow Postproduction; Pieter Dewinter, Managing Partner at Famework and Flanders Tax Shelter; and producer Samuel Bruyneel of Lumiere/Lunanime. Moderated by Petri Kemppinen.

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Talent
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