The fourth edition of NEM Zagreb will feature NEM Awards, strategic partnerships, profitable investment panels, compelling content discussions, and celebrated soundtracks.
NEM Zagreb 2024, the much-anticipated TV industry event focusing on film and TV series production, has unveiled the first glimpse of its three-day program. Set to take place at the Esplanade Zagreb Hotel from December 10 to 12, the event will feature panels, Q&As, keynote sessions, screenings, and networking opportunities, all designed to connect talent and create new industry alliances across Central and Eastern Europe.
Spotlight on the NEM Awards and Key Masterclasses
The NEM Awards will celebrate the best content from Central and Eastern Europe, with over 260 applications received across three categories:
Best Pre-development Project Award powered by HAVC: 159 applications
Council of Europe Series Co-production Development Award: 68 applications
Best Finished TV Series in the CEE Award: 37 applications
Esteemed composer John Altman will host a keynote masterclass, sharing insights from his distinguished career in film scoring, with credits across more than 50 major films. Altman, an Emmy, Golden Globe, and BAFTA winner, will discuss his work on Titanic, GoldenEye, No Time to Die, and more.
Industry Leaders and Inspiring Panels
The event will feature insights from key speakers:
Bartosz Witak, General Manager, CEE Region, BBC Studios
Dariusz Jablonski, CEO of Apple Film Production
Natalija Gorščak, Acting President, RTV Slovenia
Steve Matthews, Content Executive, Banijay
Emmanuel Eckert, Deputy Acquisitions Director, Mediawan
Rahela Štefanović, Editor in Chief, HRT
Alex Traila, Programme Manager, Council of Europe
In-depth panels include:
- From Concept to Capital – networking as a tool for securing screenwriting and production investments.
- State of Play in the CEE vs. High-Production Countries – exploring how CEE countries can leverage cultural strengths.
- The Secrets of Music in Films and TV Series – delving into how music shapes emotional responses and leaves lasting impressions.
NEM Zagreb 2024 receives support from influential European and local bodies, including the Croatian Audiovisual Centre (HAVC), Hrvatsko društvo nezavisnih producenata (HNDP), and Films Studio. Co-financed by the European Union through the Creative Europe MEDIA sub-program, more information is available on the NEM Zagreb 2024 website.
Spotlight on the NEM Awards and Key Masterclasses
The NEM Awards will celebrate the best content from Central and Eastern Europe, with over 260 applications received across three categories:
Best Pre-development Project Award powered by HAVC: 159 applications
Council of Europe Series Co-production Development Award: 68 applications
Best Finished TV Series in the CEE Award: 37 applications
Esteemed composer John Altman will host a keynote masterclass, sharing insights from his distinguished career in film scoring, with credits across more than 50 major films. Altman, an Emmy, Golden Globe, and BAFTA winner, will discuss his work on Titanic, GoldenEye, No Time to Die, and more.
Industry Leaders and Inspiring Panels
The event will feature insights from key speakers:
Bartosz Witak, General Manager, CEE Region, BBC Studios
Dariusz Jablonski, CEO of Apple Film Production
Natalija Gorščak, Acting President, RTV Slovenia
Steve Matthews, Content Executive, Banijay
Emmanuel Eckert, Deputy Acquisitions Director, Mediawan
Rahela Štefanović, Editor in Chief, HRT
Alex Traila, Programme Manager, Council of Europe
In-depth panels include:
During various panel discussions, top industry executives will provide a deep dive into emerging trends and creative concepts:
- From Concept to Capital – networking as a tool for securing screenwriting and production investments.
- State of Play in the CEE vs. High-Production Countries – exploring how CEE countries can leverage cultural strengths.
- The Secrets of Music in Films and TV Series – delving into how music shapes emotional responses and leaves lasting impressions.
NEM Zagreb 2024 receives support from influential European and local bodies, including the Croatian Audiovisual Centre (HAVC), Hrvatsko društvo nezavisnih producenata (HNDP), and Films Studio. Co-financed by the European Union through the Creative Europe MEDIA sub-program, more information is available on the NEM Zagreb 2024 website.
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