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              CPH:CONFERENCE - New Paradigms Day 3: Afternoon
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              Are we Putting Money in the Right Places?

              15:15 - 16:15 Monday 24th Mar 2025 / 60 min

              In this new digital landscape, are we putting our resources in the right places?

              Public broadcasters and film funds are busy navigating these changes, season by season, film by film. As they look into the future, how are they redefining their role and reinforcing their position as trusted sources of information and promoters of creativity and democratic debate? How can they better share rights and distribution networks?

              Speakers

              Kjersti Mo

              Kjersti Mo is CEO of the Norwegian Film Institute (NFI) and vice president of the European Film Agencies Directors association (EFAD). She has had an extensive career as media executive both at public broadcaster NRK and in private sector media companies Egmont and Aller. At NFI and through EFAD Kjersti Mo has focused on future scenarios for the film, tv and games industries, to ensure the continued relevance of NFI and other public film financing bodies.

              Tine Fischer

              Tine Fischer is CEO of The Danish Film Institute. Prior to working at DFI she was Director of The National Film School of Denmark. She founded CPH:DOX in 2003 in partnership with Natsværmerfonden and has been leading the festival until 2021.

              Tomas Eskilsson

              Founded Film i Väst 1992, CEO until 2017, Head of Strategy and Analysis since then. Today known for the research project 'Public Film Funding at a Crossroads'.

              Barbara Truyen

              Barbara Truyen has worked in the documentary scene since the early 90’s, and since 2007 as a commissioning editor. She focuses on international coproduction and strategic alliances for both Dutch and international documentary films and series. Barbara is trying to create new ways of working, to create a healthier ecosystem that benefits all.

              Boris Razon

              Boris Razon has been Editorial Director of Arte France since September 2020. A writer and journalist, he has been editor-in-chief at Le Monde.fr, director of new storytelling at France Télévisions, editorial director of France 4, then Editorial Head of Slate.fe. He has written two novels, Palladium (2013) and Écoute (2018), freely adapted for the cinema by Jacques Audiard (Emilia Pérez), as well as an investigation with Étienne Huver : Les nouvelles guerres, sur la piste des hackers russes (2019).

              Henrik Bo Nielsen

              Henrik Bo Nielsen has been the Director of DR Kultur, Børn, and Unge since February 15, 2019. Prior to this, he served as Director of ROMU Museum Group (2017-2019), CEO of the Danish Film Institute (2007-2017), and Managing Director at Dagbladet Information (1992-2007).