As part of IDFA, the NBF networking drinks on Monday, November 25, will focus on the documentary script. Together with Scriptdoctors Marieke van der Winden and Sarah Vos, and director Stella van Voorst van Beest, among others, we will discuss how a script can be used to create a successful documentary plan and the challenges filmmakers face during the writing process. Attention will also be paid to the practical side: what should you consider when writing a script for a grant application, and how do you arrive at a well-thought-out plan using a script? With contributions from (list is still being updated, keep an eye on www.nbf.nl): Marieke van der Winden and Sarah Vos (Scriptdoctors) – drawing on their experience as writers and directors of a wide range of documentaries, the Scriptdoctors write and restructure scripts for high-quality documentaries. They specialize in optimizing funding opportunities and work for directors, producers, and broadcasters alike. Stella van Voorst van Beest (director) – works as a director and editor. Maker of various short and feature-length documentaries, including 't Wordt toch niks in 2001, Gevangenen van de Grond in 2009 (88 min) about the Finnish Tango (NFF closing film), and in 2012 Hoe Luidt het Land (72 min.) about the Dutch soundscape. Her films are characterized by a strongly visual, observational style. Dinner deal The LAB111 restaurant is offering an attractive and affordable dinner deal especially for the NBF networking drinks: for €17.50, you get a 2-course menu including a drink. You can sign up for the dinner deal at the NBF office via [email protected] or 020-6646588, no later than Friday, November 22. Dinner will be served in the restaurant at 18:45, so please be on time if you have registered. The program for the evening: 18:00 - 18:45 walk-in drinks in the bar of Media Café Restaurant LAB111 18:45 - 19:45 dinner deal at restaurant LAB111 (optional) 20:00 - 21:30 program in the chapel 21:30 - 23:00 drinks in the bar of Media Café Restaurant LAB111 What: Networking Drinks for Film and TV (NBF) - the documentary script When: Monday, November 25, 2013 Where: Media Café Restaurant LAB111, Arie Biemondstraat 111, Amsterdam-West For whom: members of the NBF and all film and television professionals Cost: free Registration for the NBF networking drinks is encouraged and can be done at the NBF office via [email protected] or 020-6646588. Please also indicate when registering if you would like to make use of the dinner deal.

Hello everyone, My name is Kelly, and I have been working as an illustrator, animator, and designer for several years now. I graduated from the Utrecht University of the Arts a year and a half ago. Since then, I have been hired by various design agencies as a freelancer. I have also been asked to take on projects by large companies and brands, such as Centraal Beheer Achmea, Design Bridge, Philips, the NS, and various E-Learning organizations. I can provide animations as well as illustrations, cartoons, and infographics. My style is clear, friendly, and commercial. :-) See my website for my portfolio! Thank you very much in advance, Regards, Kelly

Woody Allen (1935) is a phenomenon. Since 1977, he has made at least one new film every year, a feat no other filmmaker can match. BLUE JASMINE is a huge success with both the public and critics. In England, he is the most successful Woody Allen ever, particularly due to the sublime acting of Cate Blanchett and the razor-sharp screenplay. Blue JASMINE can be compared to his best works such as MANHATTAN, ANNIE HALL, and ZELIG: grand urban dramas that offer a humorous insight into the human condition. His last films were made in Rome and Paris. Now, the bespectacled New Yorker has shot BLUE JASMINE in America again, drawing on more serious films like INTERIORS and HANNAH AND HER SISTERS. Jasmine (Cate Blanchett), a beautiful, wealthy, and neurotic woman from New York's high society, loses everything: her husband, her luxury homes, and all her possessions. She has just divorced her seemingly successful husband (Alec Baldwin). However, this rather smooth businessman turns out to be a notorious con artist and womanizer. Totally penniless except for a few designer suitcases, Jasmine ends up with her sister Ginger (Sally Hawkins) in San Francisco. In every way, Ginger is Jasmine's opposite. She lives in a small house, works in a grocery store, and has a tough but not-too-bright boyfriend. Jasmine, who has never worked in her life, takes a computer course and finds a job as a dental assistant. She leaves quickly when the dentist forces himself upon her. At a party, Jasmine meets a handsome, successful man and seems to be getting her life back on track. Jasmine is, factually speaking, a spoiled brat. She shows little compassion for her sister and looks down on her friends, whom she calls losers. The prima donna washes down one tranquilizer after another with a hefty gulp of strong liquor. Yet, as a viewer, you sympathize with her because she is endearing in her vulnerability. At times she is arrogant, then oversensitive, snobbish, charming, or completely out of it. An emotional rollercoaster. Cate Blanchett is the undisputed winner of the Oscar for Best Actress in 2014. In addition to Blanchett's magnificent acting, the other roles also come across very well. Sally Hawkins, known from HAPPY GO LUCKY, keeps her performance beautifully natural. Andrew Dice Clay is also convincing as Ginger's rough-and-tumble friend. Woody Allen's screenplay is written with great pace. In a masterful manner, he succeeds in dissecting recognizable relationship problems using dark humor. An example of this Allenian humor: Ginger is arguing fiercely with her boyfriend. Jasmin walks in and asks if they can't stop, because 'her nerve pill hasn't sunk in yet'. With BLUE JASMINE, Allen shows that age plays no role in making an extremely vital film. Directed by: Woody Allen Cast: Cate Blanchett, Alec Baldwin, Sally Hawkins. Duration: 98 minutes. Year: 2013 Rating: xxxx

Description of rental location: Hoevelaken The property is located in Hoevelaken in the Gelderse Vallei, with approximately 10,000 inhabitants. Hoevelaken is situated in the province of Gelderland, falls under the municipality of Nijkerk, and borders the city of Amersfoort. The location is situated on a wide street in a neat neighborhood with detached and semi-detached owner-occupied homes on both sides, with ample free parking on the street. For this location, there is a large parking area for two to four cars; a large truck can be parked here if necessary. House layout: The house has three floors. Ground floor: Hall with staircase to the first floor, toilet, and access to the integrated garage. At the front of the house, a corner terrace, green garden, and ample space in front of the garage. Large, bright living room with a marble floor, large open kitchen, double French doors leading to a large terrace, deep green garden of 11 meters with a pond. At the back of the garden, a shed and a small playhouse. First floor: Landing with deep cupboard, staircase to the second floor, three spacious bedrooms, one of which serves as a walk-in dressing room, bathroom with toilet. Second floor: Office and spacious storage room with deep closet.

Marco van Geffen's second feature film, In jouw Naam, has been selected for the Work-in-Progress section of the "Sundance Style" Les Arcs European Film Festival (December 14-21). The Work-in-Progress section is aimed at finding a sales agent or distributor. The selected projects can show 2 or 3 clips of up to 10 minutes to key players from the European sales and production world. In Your Name tells the tragic love story of a happy couple whose happiness crumbles when their firstborn dies. The man becomes increasingly isolated, leading him to eventually do the unthinkable. The film will be released in cinemas by distributor Cinéart in March 2014.

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