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          March 19 – 30, 2025

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              PRODUCING FOR SUCCESS

              16:10 - 17:00 Tuesday 25th Mar 2025 / 50 min

              In challenging times, how do we finance, produce and deal with the unique issues that accompany each and every individual feature film?

              What is a producer’s responsibility for the subjects of their films, and how can they safeguard the future for independent documentaries, not only in the West, but in the Global South? Three successful producers share experiences of working on films like “Mr Nobody Against Putin”, “The Dating Game” and “Co-existence, My Ass!”

               

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              Helle Faber

              Producer Helle Faber is behind a bunch of International acclaimed documentary films, among them; Mr. Nobody Against Putin (2025) Theatre of Violence (2023), The Chocolate War (2022), Lost Warrior (2017), The Stranger (2017), Motley's Law (2015), Putin’s Kiss (2011), Enemies of Happiness (2011).

              Rachel Leah Jones

              An Emmy-winning filmmaker whose critically acclaimed credits include COEXISTENCE, MY ASS! (2025), ADVOCATE (2019), GYPSY DAVY (2012), ASHKENAZ (2007), and 500 DUNAM ON THE MOON (2002). A three-time Sundance alumna, Jones' work has been nominated by the PGA, IDA, EFA, and shortlisted for the Oscars.

              Joanna Natasegara

              Joanna is the Academy Award-winning filmmaker behind Violet Films, a London-based production company. Violet Films’ work finds the political in the personal, tackling global stories with an intimate lens. Joanna’s work includes the Oscar-winning Netflix Original The White Helmets; BAFTA and Oscar-nominated Virunga; the Oscar-nominated The Edge of Democracy; The Heart of Invictus docu-series for Netflix in association with Archewell Productions; We Dare To Dream, the second film from Academy Award-nominated director Waad Al-Kateab and Executive Produced by Angelina Jolie and John Legend; and Disney's Oscar Nominated Documentary Short, Nǎi Nai & Wài Pó by Sean Wang. Joanna's upcoming projects include: the scripted adaption of Virunga for Netflix, written by Academy Award-winner Barry Jenkins, Shoot The People, directed by BAFTA winner Andy Mundy-Castle, Snow Leopard Sisters by Sonam Choekyi Lama, Ben Ayers and Andy Lynch, and The Dating Game by Violet Du Feng.