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Seriesly Berlin: Co-production & Creativity Explored
1 Sep
Summary
- Seriesly Berlin to feature talks on co-production and creative development.
- Sessions will explore using language friction and diverse ecosystems.
- Keynote interviews will offer exclusive looks at major upcoming dramas.
Seriesly Berlin is set to host a comprehensive two-day event on September 15-16, focusing on the future of high-end series production. The program includes an in-depth look at the increasing reliance on co-productions, using shows like "Under Salt Marsh" and "Summer of 1985" as examples. Panelists will discuss the trust and trade-offs inherent in such collaborations.
Further sessions will explore the creative potential of developing German series in English, examining how language differences can be leveraged as an artistic tool, as seen with "Krank Berlin." Discussions will also broaden to cover co-production dynamics within Europe and Germany, featuring industry leaders.
Keynote interviews, hosted by Deadline, will provide exclusive insights from creator Fleur Winters and Media International COO Matthieu Tholin. Winters will offer a first look at the seven-year-in-development Dutch drama "Grand Hotel By the Sea."
A session titled 'Beyond the East-West Co-Production Myth,' in partnership with the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, will investigate the collaborative potential across Central and Eastern European production ecosystems. This will include exclusive clips from the Icelandic-Polish thriller "Signals."
