authorities declare Thorn 700 000 pounds Kuyavian-Pomeranian Regional Film Fund which is the chief instigator Tofifest Kafka Jaworski. Do Bydgoszcz answer "yes, we enter into it" and RFF on the Brda and Vistula river rise? For now, Jaworski and director Martin Gladych began to collect signatures on petitions for the creation of RFF.
today in Gazeta Wyborcza published an article featuring a cross and in detail the intricacies of the idea of \u200b\u200bRegional Film Funds . This is another in recent days to tap into this topic [of RFF wrote in Gazeta Pomorska Magdalena Janowska ]. Grzegorz Giedrys, author of the text in the GW, firmly put the thesis of that RFF she stayed with us would be if it was not "incompatible" offices in the region. Because in Kujawskopomorskie is not easy. RFF was to reach an agreement must be: the power of Bydgoszcz, Torun and Marshal's Office. At the event, the not go. And what about writes Giedrys?
"More and more Polish cities promote the films and television series. Kujawsko-Pomorskie remains a blank spot on the film map of the country - not in our Regional Film Fund. Regional Film Funds is one of the newest ways of financing domestic cinematography. The first of Such institutions appeared in Europe 20 years ago. Today, the continent, with more than 100, mostly in Germany, where almost the entire film production is subsidized by the funds. " Well it's true, it's true.
Next article calculates that such institutions were created, among others Wroclaw Gdansk, Gdynia, Lodz, Krakow, Silesia, Wielkopolska, West, Lublin and Mazovia. It also works Świętokrzyski Film and Promotion Fund - a project of the Regional Tourism Organisation Świętokrzyskie Province, funded by the EU.
As rightly Giedrys: "She is established in our province RFF is Catherine Jaworski, director of the festival Tofifest Torun. At last year's edition of the event with representatives from KIPA and the Polish Film Institute met with officials from Bydgoszcz and Torun."
What the director says Tofifest [ pictured above Kafka's ]?
"The representatives of the Marshal's Office, Bydgoszcz, Torun and the magistrate agreed that the establishment of such a fund with us is a good idea. The most optimal solution would be trójporozumienie province between local authorities and the two largest cities in the region. This would be one of the most attractive funds in financial terms and logistics. " Jaworski adds: "In New Zealand, after the implementation of the" Lord of the Rings, "the number of tourists increased to 2.5 million per year. In Prague, the resulting" Mission Impossible " and "Casino Royale." Now Poland is becoming more attractive for foreign producers. It is cheap. " - and this is true not to overthrow.
and time on the key question that asks Greg Giedrys: Why invoke such a fund, since city and state grants in movies? Jaworski replies: " Yes, subsidize, but there is no plan in this effort. Occasionally, we will be at a show, someone gets a grant for short film, someone else in the document or a promotional video. Public money can support the market much more efficiently and be better spent. The Fund points out in its rules of what is expected from producers - From this, what percentage of the budget should be in the region and to what extent should be taken to recruit local businesses and artists, and advertising and promotional issues. Placement contracts imply city or region placement "
For now responded positively to the appeal of the magistrate Thorn. " At a meeting on the fund, which took place before the local elections last year, we declared that we would be ready to support this project 700 thousand. zł, and that we look forward to similar declarations of other partners, "says Alexander Iżycka, spokeswoman for the Mayor of Toruń
So, who give more, pardon me - the same amount?
article can be found here:
http://torun.gazeta.pl/torun/1, 35576.9492681, Naszego_regionu_nie_zobaczysz_w_kinie.html Interview with Kafka Jaworska and Marcin Gladych:
http://torun.gazeta .pl/torun/1, 48723.9492653, Fundusze_filmowe_promuja_regiony_i_miasta.html
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