Industry Zone 2011 (ENG)

INDUSTRY ZONE
23.- 29.05.2011
As every year, the Krakow Film Festival is accompanied by many branch events addressed to the film
professionals present at the festival. Industry Zone is the space dedicated especially to the film
professionals.
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The most important events within the frames of the Industry Zone:
- Krakow Film Market

- Dragon Forum
- Focus on the Netherlands Conference
- Industry Screenings
- FilmPRO Industry Drink
- The Panel of the Polish Filmmakers Association
- Energizing Krakow in the eyes of the young filmmakers. Documentary Workshops
- Documentary control: documentary film market in Poland. Conference
Venues:
Hotel „Cracovia”, parter / „Cracovia” Hotel, ground floor, ul. Focha 1
Kijów.Studio, Krasińskiego 34
Krakowska Akademia im. Andrzeja Frycza Modrzewskiego / Studio Telewizyjne „U Frycza”, ul. Herlinga
Grudzińskiego 1
Państwowa Wyższa Szkoła Teatralna, Sala im. Wyspiańskiego / the Ludwik Solski State Drama School,
Wyspiański’s Audiorium, ul. Straszewskiego 22
Muzeum Sztuki i Techniki Japońskiej Manggha/Museum of Japanese Art and Technology Manggha,ul.Konopnickiej 26
Contact: Katarzyna Wilk – Industry Zone Coordinaor – industry@kff.com.pl
Krakow Film Market

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24 – 28 May 2011, 10.00 – 20.00
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29 May 2011, 10.00 – 16.00
Hotel „Cracovia”, parter, ul. Focha 1/ „Cracovia” Hotel, ground floor, ul. Focha 1
(access with passes: INDUSTRY, MEDIA, MARKET)
The Krakow Film Market is the biggest film market for documentary and short film in Central East
Europe and is more and more important on the international map of events prepared for film
professionals. In the digital video-library you will have the opportunity to watch about 300 newest
titles from all over the world.
The Market is the meeting place, where professionals share their experiences and establish new,
interesting branch contacts. About 1500 films, documentaries, short films and animations, were
entered to this year’s edition of the Market, out of which the organizers have chosen about 300
films. We are immensely glad of the fact that the selection of the most interesting documentaries
from Germany, Swiss, Greece, East and Central Europe has been once again prepared by our
partners: DOK Leipzig, East Silver, Thessalonki International Documentary Film Festival together with
Greek Film Centre, Swiss Films and Visions du Reel Film Festival. All qualified films will be in a
specially prepared catalogue, and during the Market they will be available for viewing in the digital
videolibrary. Extremely efficient, unique software for watching films, introduced by the organizers 5
years ago, was a pioneer enterprise in Europe and one of the first system of this kind in the world.
The system, apart from a multifunctional browser of the films amassed on the market’s server, has a
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system of tools enabling the viewer to have a direct Internet contact with the person possessing
copyrights to the film, and to save comments and notes regarding the watched films, which are
immediately sent to the e-mail address of the registered user. The system requires the viewer to
assess the watched film, and his assessment is recorded in the summarizing report for the
producer/distributor, who receives via e-mail daily reports enabling him to check how many people
and who exactly has watched his film – and if is interested – contact this person immediately. After
the end of the Market producer/distributor receives a complete report, summing up his film’s
presence at the Market.
Dragon Forum
25th – 29th May 2011, 9.00 – 17.00
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25 -26 May - closed workshop – only for Dragon Forum International Academy of the Document
participants
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27 May, 10.00 – 17.00 – pitching: public presentations
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28 May, 10.00 – 17.00 – pitching: individual meetings
Muzeum Sztuki i Techniki Japońskiej Manggha, ul. Konopnickiej 26
(access with passes: INDUSTRY, MEDIA)
Dragon Forum is the annual workshop of documentary film in the middle of Europe ending with
pitching, that is, the presentation of film project in the early production phase, looking for new
financing sources. The aim of Dragon Forum is to help film-makers making author’s cinema, which is
also committed and honest documentary cinema, discovering the true reality in the development
and production of documentary film dedicated to the international audience. We work based on a
group of trusty Polish and foreign lecturers. The following lecturers visited the Dragon Forum, among
others: Jacek Bławut, Heino Deckert, Zbigniew Domagalski, Marcel Łoziński, Katarzyna Maciejko-
Kowalczyk, Dorota Paciarelli, Leena Passanen, Marijke Rawie, Dorota Roszkowska, Rada Sesic,
Stefano Tealdi, Vita Żelakeviciute. These lecturers provide also reliable consulting with regard to
production and marketing of documentary films. The workshops’ aim is to reconcile the film-makers’
aspirations with the audience’s expectations and at the same time help in coping with the demands
of the contemporary market. The most important distributors, consultants, editors and Documentary
film producers from the best television channels and film institutes come to the pitching in Krakow,
at the Krakow Film Festival.
Tutors of Dragon Forum 2011 in Krakow: Vita Zelakeviciute (director, Lithuania), Patrice Vivancos
(MEDIA Programme, Belgium), Dorota Roszkowska (producer, head of Dragon Forum), Marijke
Rawie (ExpertDox, Holandia)
Commisioning editors and decision makers at the pitching sessions:

Margje de Koning, IKON TV (The Netherlands) Adam Gee, Channel 4 (United Kingdom), Hanneke
Hagen, VPRO (The Netherlands), Cynthia Kane, ITVS (USA), Philippe Muller, ARTE (France), Emelie
Persson, SVT (Sweden), Martin Piepper, ARTE/ZDF (Germany), Aleksandra Biernacka, TVP (Poland),
Ruxandra Cernat, EEFA ( Romania), Irina Demyanova, Listapad (Russia), Jerzy Dzięgielewski, HBO
(Poland), Christine Hille, Dok Leipzig (Germany), Marje Jurtshenko, ERR (Estonia), Gennady Koffman,
(Ukraine), Catalin Leescu, EEFA (Romania), Katarzyna Malinowska, TVP Kultura (Poland), Natalia
Manskaja, ArtDocFest (Russia), Rafał Orlicki, KFC (Poland), Barbara Paciorkowska, TVP 2 (Poland),
Barbara Pawłowska, TVP 1 (Poland), Estelle Roger, MEDIA Programme (Belgium), Daniel Saltzwedel,
MBB (Germany), Heribert Schneiders, MDR (Germany), Denis Viren, Polish Institute Moscow
(Russia), Nathalie Windhorst, NPS (The Netherlands), Manuela Buono, Taskovski Films (Great
Britain), Hana Rezková, IDF (Czech Republic)
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Focus on the Netherlands Conference

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26 May 2011, 11.00 – 15.00
The event promoting Dutch documentary cinematography is a highlight of the „Focus on the
Netherlands” programme introducing different aspects of the Dutch documentary production to the
Polish audience and professionals. The main axis of the conference will be presenting how the Dutch
cinematography deals with certain questions and tasks within production, distribution and
promotion sector. The invited guests are professionals working in the field of production, distribution
and institutions financing the film projects as well as film festivals. The conference will also spotlight
the future coproduction opportunities between Poland and the Netherlands.
Participants: Ally Derks (IDFA), Claudia Landsberger (EYE FILM INSTITUTE), Marijke Rawie (Expert
Doc), Jeroen Berkvens (Nederlandse Film Academie), Margie de Koning (IKON)
ALLY DERKS – after studying Dutch literature and film and theater Ally Derks became coordinator of
Festikon, an annual educational Film and video festival in Utrecht. In 1988, supported by Netherlands
Film Institute, she set up the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA). Since 1989
she is the director of IDFA. Ally Derks is also director of the Jan Vrijman Fund that supports
documentary filmmakers in developing countries since 1998. Ally Derks has been on many juries,
amongst others in Sundance, Krakow and St. Petersburg. Over the past years she has won several
awards for her contribution to the documentary field, such as the Lifetime Achievement Award at
DocAviv in Tel Aviv (2007) and the IJ Prijs by the city of Amsterdam and PricewaterhouseCoopers
(2008).
MARIJKE RAWIE - CEO of ExpertDocs, specializes in international Documentary Training and

Consultancy, and works for various documentary festivals and pitching forums as scriptdoctor and
pitching coach, like IDFA (Amsterdam), HotDocs (Toronto), EBU (Geneva), EDN (Copenhagen),
Documentary Campus Master School (Munich), Ex Oriente (Prague), Italian Doc Screenings
(Florence), Artistoteles Documentary Training (Romania), DragonForum (Warsaw), CoPro (Tel Aviv),
MiradasDoc (Tenerife), Sunny Side of the Doc (La Rochelle). From 1990 till 2006 Marijke Rawie was
Head of Art & Documentary at AVRO TV in The Netherlands. In 1991 she founded the documentary
slot “AVRO Close Up” which became one of the leading international co-producers and co-financiers
of documentaries in Europe.
CLAUDIA LANDSBERGER her career in the film and media industry to date includes production,
development, acquisitions, programming and marketing and communication. Accomplished
programmer, promoter and fundraiser. In 1997 she co-founded European Film Promotion (EFP), the
pan European Umbrella organisation that today has 33 European members representing their
national cinema. She was the President of EFP for the past 12 years and is now Vice president.
Landsberger has been on many selection committees of film funds and program committees of film
festivals and was feature film development executive and script consultant for several European
production companies. Since 1995 she has been heading Holland Film, the marketing and promotion
agency for Dutch films worldwide which has merged into EYE Film Institute Netherlands in 2010.
Landsberger is now Head of EYE International.
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CARMEN COBOS was born in Southern Spain. After graduating as a social worker at the University of
Seville she immigrated to the United Kingdom. In 1991, following two years of teaching Spanish at
the University of East-Anglia, she started working as free-lance researcher/location manager for the
Education Department and the Natural History Unit of the BBC. Between 1994 and 1996 she worked
for several British production companies. In 1997 she moved to The Netherlands where, after
working several years as line-producer for Ryninks Films BV, she started her own production
company Cobos Films BV, producing internationally successful cinema documentaries. Carmen has
worked with award-wining Dutch filmmakers like Heddy Honigmann and John Appel. In 2007 Carmen
started to develop feature films in addition to her regular slate of documentaries. She has a vast
experience as a tutor for EDN and other Europan organizations workshops.
JEROEN BERKVENS graduated from Academy of Arts in Breda in 1993 with Let me have it all, a
roadmovie-like documentary search for the legendary pioneer in soul music Sly Stone. Among his
documentaries there are internationally acclaimed A skin too few – The days of Nick Drake and
Jimmy Rosenberg - The father, the son & the talent. Apart from directing documentaries and -series,
he occasionally produces film projects. Among them are Boy meets girl stories - 34 short film poems
about love. For a couple of years Jeroen was a member of the editorial staff at Humanist
Broadcasting, a PBS in the Netherlands. Between 2000 and 2010 he taught film at his alma mater in
Breda. He also was a guest teacher at various film events such as the lectures at post-graduate
Sandberg Institute, IDFA documentary workshop & IDFA Summerschool. Since 2010 Jeroen is
appointed to the Dutch Film & Television Academy in Amsterdam teaching documentary directing.
MARGJE DE KONING was born in 1964. She graduated from theatre science (University of
Amsterdam) and Radio-, Film- and Television Course (University of Bristol, UK). After finishing her
studies, during twelve years Margje de Koning made all sorts of documentaries for many different
broadcasting companies. In 2004 Margje de Koning became a part time teacher at the Culture &
Media studies (department Film& Television at the University of Amsterdam). In August 2004,
Margje de Koning became Commissioning editor for a documentary slot of 52' docs - producing and
co-producing creative single 52'-documentaries on contemporary social, social-cultural and moral
issues with a strong human interest angle. As of January 2005 Margje de Koning is also responsible
for the Television Department of IKON television.
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Industry Screenings
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23 -29 May 2011, 15.00 – 20.00
Kijów.Studio, Krasińskiego 34
A special closed screenings for accredited guests and the press, during which some of the festival
films can be watched. There are also meetings with producers, distributors and filmmakers held and
one can get informational materials about a given film. At this year’s Industry Screenings one can
watch dubut films accepted for the Krakow FF competitions.
24th May, Tuesday, 16.00

Without Snow, dir. Magnus von Horn, Poland, 2011, fic., 35’
Talk to him, dir. Agata Prętka, Poland, 2010, anim.,7’

Normal people, dir. Piotr Złotorowicz, Poland,2011, fic., 25’

Phnom Penh Lullaby, dir. Paweł Kloc, Poland, 2011, doc., 103’
25th May, Wednesday, 15.00

Downtown, dir. Piotr Śliwowski, Marta Dzido, Poland, 2010, doc. 54’

Paparazzi , dir. Piotr Bernaś, Poland, 2011, doc., 30’

Decrescendo, dir. Marta Minorowicz, Poland, 2011, doc., 27’

Guilty Pleasures, dir. Julie Moggan ,United Kingdom, 2010, doc., 86’
26th May, Thursday, 15.00

One More Time!, dir. Ekanerina Ovchinnikova, Tatiana Okruzhnova, Mariya Arkhipova, Natalya
Pavlycheva, Elena Petrova, Alina Yakhyaeva, Russia, 2010, anim., 3’
Battle for Britain, dir. Alex Helfrecht, United Kingdom, 2010, fic., 13’
I Have a Fear , dir. prof. Mariola Brillowska and her Students, Germany, 2010, anim., 15’
Sticky Ends, dir. Osman Cerfon, France, 2010, anim., 6’

1994, dir. Kaveh Tehrani, Norway, 2010, fic., 29’
The Renter, dir. Jason Carpenter, USA, 2011, anim., 9’

Glasgow, dir. Piotr Subbotko, Poland, 2010, fic. , 30’
Two steps behind…, dir. Paulina Majda, Poland, 2010, anim., 7’

My Father Lazaro, dir. Marcin Filipowicz, Poland, 2011,doc., 29’
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27th May, Friday, 15.00

Twist & Blood, dir. Kuba Czekaj, Poland, 2010, fic., 30’

I won’t be here tomorrow, dir. Julia Kolberger, Poland, 2010, fic., 28’

Hermits, dir. Kacper Czubak, Poland, 2011, doc., 26’

Hula and Nathan, dir. Robby Elmaliah, Israel, 2010, doc., 50’
28th May, Saturday, 16.00

The Women’s Day Gift , dir. Mikhail Dvoryankin, Russia, 2010, anim., 9’
The Quartet , dir. Sarah Arnold, France, 2010, fic., 15’
1989. When I Was 5 Years Old , dir. Thor Ochsner, Denmark, 2010, anim., 10’
Casus Belli, dir. Yorgos Zois, Greece, 2010, fab., 11’

Bon Appetit, dir. Kuba Maciejko, Poland, 2011, doc., 31’
Shivering trunks, dir. Natalia Brożyńska, Poland, 2010, anim., 3’

Regretters, dir. Marcus Lindeen, Sweden, 2010, doc., 58’
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FilmPRO Industry Drink

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24 – 28 May 2011, 18.00 – 19.00
Hotel „Cracovia”, parter - Foyer przed Wideoteką Targów, ul. Focha 1/ „Cracovia” Hotel, ground floor – Foyer
in front of Market Videolibrary, ul. Focha 1
Daily, informal meetings, with a glass of wine, where the festival’s guests – interested film-makers,
producers, distributors have the opportunity to talk with the representatives and organizers of the
largest international documentary and short film festivals.
Tuesday, 24th May

Grit Lemke, DOK Leipzig, Germany
Erja Dammert, Docpoint, Finland
Petr Kubica, Jihlava International Documentary FF, Czech Republic
Tue Steen Müller, Docs Barcelona, Spain; Magnificent 7 Festival, Serbia
Annamaria Percavassi, Triest Film Festival, Italy
Wednesday, 25th May

Simon Weaving, Canberra International Film Festival, Australia
Giona Antonio Nazzaro, Visions du réel, Switzerland
Juan Escudero, Some Like It Short, Spain
Thursday, 26th May

Delphine Lyner, Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur, Switzerland
Christophe Deverdun, Wide House, France
Ally Derks, IDFA, The Netherlands
Elizabeth Radshaw, Hot Docs, Canada
Friday, 27th May

Massimiliano Nardulli, Brest European Short Film Festival, France
Ayse Poffet, First Hand Films, Szwitzerland
Ina Rossow, Deckert Distribution, Germany
Stefan Kloos, Rise and Shine World Sales, Germany
Saturday, 28th May

Vaiko Edur, Pärnu Int. Documentary Film Festival, Estonia
Manuela Buono,Taskovski Films, Great Britain
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Documentary control: documentary film market in Poland

Conference
29th May 2011, 11.00 – 14.00
The conference analysing Polish documentary market, which will deal with myths and present the
facts. "Documentary Control" is an objective insight into Polish documentary film.
The meeting will consist of two parts: the first devoted to analysis of the market and financing of
documentary films in Poland, the second will deal with issues of promotion and distribution of
documentaries in Poland and abroad.
Panelists: Susanne Guggenberger (Programmer of Vision du Reel and DOK Leipzig), Artur Majer (
Head of Film Production and Projects Development at the Polish Film Institute), Dariusz Kowalski
(producer and distributor), Maria Zmarz-Koczanowicz (scriptwriter and director), Joanna Skalska
(Head of PR & Distribution in Andrzej Wajda Studio & Film School) , Katarzyna Wilk (Coordinator of
POLISH DOCS Project and Industry Zone at Krakow FF) and a representative of the public television.
The meeting will be moderated by Anna Wydra (producer and the owner of Otter Films).
SUSANNE GUGGENBERGER- works for the industry market at the international DOK Leipzig Film Festival .
In 2011 she was the head of DOC Market at Visions du Réel. She is an independent producer and
distributor with significant distribution experience having been the head of international TV sales for
AUTLOOK Filmsales. Before, she worked for over 10 years with various European production
companies with broad experience in project development, production, post-production and
marketing. Together with Firstmedia network she developed and worked for several new media
projects focused on community building and online video.
ARTUR MAJER - head of Film Production and Projects Development at the Polish Film Institute.
Graduated from film studies and journalism at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. In 2008, he
received Ph.D. with a specialization in knowledge about art. He has lectured at many universities
(Jagiellonian University, Warsaw Film School, Department of Radio and Television at University of
Silesia in Katowice), where he taught: history of film, Film Criticism, Interpersonal Communication,
and organization of film production and film development.
DARIUSZ KOWALSKI - in the 90s together with Witold Iwaszkiewicz he founded the company WIDARK -
one of the first independent production companies in Poland. He has worked as a producer of
television films, scriptwriter and director of educational films for Polish TV, Helsinki Foundation for
Human Rights, Polish Humanitarian Action, etc. Originator and first head of the festival “WATCH
DOCS. Human Rights in Film”. Since 2007, associated with Ragusa Film - the company that distributes
and produces documentaries. In 2009 together with Lucyna Kowalska, he set up the NON-FICTION
foundation - dedicated to the promotion of documentary films. Currently he deals with international
coproduction in Ragusa Film.
MARIA ZMARZ-KOCZANOWICZ - graduate of the Fine Arts Academy of Wroclaw in the Faculty of Painting,
and Silesian University in Katowice in stage direction at the Faculty of Radio and Television. She
created dozens of films, documentaries and TV dramas, as well as social comedy “Kraj Świata”.
Kosciuszko Foundation grant-holder. In 1999 she lectured at the SUNNY State University in Buffalo
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NY at the Faculty of Media Studies. A Batory Foundation Art's Link grant-holder. In 2003 she received
Polish-German Journalist Award in television category. In 2008 she obtained a doctorate in film art.
JOANNA SKLASKA - the Head of PR & Sales at the Andrzej Wajda Film School. In 2010 she was
responsible for the PR campaign of the documentary film Rabbit a la Berlin, nominated for an Oscar
Academy Award. She has been working for the Wajda School since 2004. She graduated from
Warsaw University (Institute of Sociology and Institute of Oriental Studies). Joanna has also been a
French Government’s Scholar at the Sciences Po, Bordeaux.
KATARZYNA WILK, graduated from Polish Studies Faculty (Theater Studies) and studied Film and at
the Jagiellonian University. She works in the Krakow Film Foundation where she is in charge of the
promotion and represents Polish documentaries, short fictions and animations at the foreign
festivals and film markets helping young talented Polish filmmakers make a first step towards
international audience. She is co-author of POLISH DOCS – project established together with Polish
Film Institute presenting the most interesting Polish documentary films all around the world. She is
also a Coordinator of the Industry Zone – a platform created especially for film professionals which is
organized during Krakow Film Festival.
ANNA WYDRA – producer and the owner of the production company Otter Films. Oscar® nominated
producer for short documentary Rabbit a la Berlin. Awarded the Prize for the Best Producer at the
Krakow Film Festival. Nominated for Polish Film Institute Award as the Best Foreign Promotion
Producer. Production manager of many awarded films, e.g.: executive producer of Hanoi-Warsaw by
K. Klimkiewicz - European Film Award for Best Short Fiction, production manager of All That I Love by
J. Borcuch – Sundance, Polish candidate to Oscar®. Participant of Discovery Campus Masterschool
2006, EKRAN Programme 2007, ExOriente 2008 and EAVE 2011. 2006-09 Head of Production & 2010-
11 Tutor - Creative Producer Course at the Andrzej Wajda Film School.
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Energizing Krakow in the eyes of the young filmmakers.

Documentary workshops
21st – 26th May 2011, 9.00 – 20.00
Krakowska Akademia im. Andrzeja Frycza Modrzewskiego / Studio Telewizyjne „U Frycza”
(ONLY FOR PARTCIPANTS)
Restricted workshops for a narrow group of participants, addressed mainly to young film-makers or
film lovers with a small filmmaking expericence. The subject of the workshops, run by recognised
Polish filmmakers, will help to widen the practical knowledge about using the video camera,
photography composition, usage of light and the basics of editing in the documentary film to list just
a few. The workshop will be completed with making a short lenght documentaries upon the subject
of Krakow in film.
The participants are going to work in small groups in the assistance of experienced film executers
using a professional equipment. Facilities, lodging and service is being provided by Krakow Academy
Television Studio.
Workshops is run by three documentary film directors: Mirosław Dembiński, Paweł Łoziński and
Tomasz Wolski assisted by cinematographers Andrzej Musiał, Wojciech Staroń, Patryk Jordanowicz
and editors Tymek Wiskirski, Mateusz Romaszkan.
Coorganised by Krakow Film Commssion.
MIROSŁAW DEMBIŃSKI was born in 1959 in Bydgoszcz. He graduated from the faculty of film
directing at Polish National Film School in Łódź. His school films have been screened and awarded at
many festivals worldwide. For one year he was working as a chairman of the screenwriting comitee
at Munk Studio, then he started his work as an assistant at the film school in Łódź where he still
lectures. In 2007 he received the PHD in filmmaking. In 1991 he set up his film studio „Everest” which
is producing documentaries that make their ways through many film festivals worldwide. In 2007
Dembiński was awarded Prix Europa for his film „A lesson of Belarussian”.
PAWEŁ ŁOZIŃSKI was born in 1965 in Warsaw. He is a film director, screenwriter, documentary and
fiction films producer and a teacher. He graduated from the faculty of film directing at Polish
National Film School in Łódź. Łoziński is an authour of several documentary films, that brought him
prestigious awards at film festivals in Paris, Leipzig, Krakow and Bornholm to name just a few. His
films are screened around the world from United States to Asia. In 2009 he received in Berlin Prix
Europa for his documentary „Chemo” which also was appreciated by the juries of festivals in Leipzig
and Abu Dhabi.
TOMASZ WOLSKI was born in 1977 in Gdynia. He graduated from the faculty of journalism at
Jagiellonian University and in 2002 he accomplished a documentary course at Andrzej Wajda Master
School of Film Directing. In 2004 and 2005 Wolski participated in the film workshop held within
Berlinale Talent Campus. His documentary films have been screened and awarded worldwide in USA,
France, Spain, Australia, Portugal, Germany and Hungary to name just a few. Two times laureate of
the Audience Choice Award at Krakow Film Festival for his documentaries „Goldfish” and „The Lucky
ones”.
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ANDRZEJ MUSIAŁ - film and television cinematographer. Graduated from Polish National Film School
in Łódź in 1991. Since 1993 he has been a lecturer at the School’s cinematography department. He
has worked as an cinematographer, picture and light realisator in many feature films, documentaries,
television and theatre productions. He contributed a DoP to more than 40 films of various genres. In
documentaries he worked with Maciej Drygas and Mirosław Dembiński and in fiction film he
collaborated among many others with Mariusz Grzegorzek.
PATRYK JORDANOWICZ - cinematographer and photographer. In 2004, "Katatonia" on which he

worked as DoP won the first prize for independent film at the Polish Film Festival in Gdynia and was
relesed in cinemas. He was working on various documentaries by Tomasz Wolski ("School
Workshop", "Slowly", "H2O"), Krzysztof Lang ("Kuklen") and Jacek Naglowski and Andrzej Dybczak
whose „Gugara" was screened and awarded at several film festivals worlwide. Co-author of the
famous documentary "Three Buddies" by Ewa Stankiewicz. His last film "Do not touch the ground"
was screened at the International Film Festival Camerimage 2010. He has a vast experience in
working on television shows, commercials, music videos and programmes in collaboration with
various broadcasting companies. In 2008 he lectured cinematography at Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski
Academy.
WOJCIECH STAROŃ born in 1973 in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski. Graduate of the Cinematography

Department of the Polish Film School in Lodz and of the Postgraduate Programme at the Institute of
Developing Countries of Warsaw University. Cinematographer of many documentaries, feature films
(among others Plac Zbawiciela /Saviour Square by Krzysztof Krauze) and TV shows. He is also profes-
sionally occupied with photography and has had a number of individual exhibitions, while his photo-
graphs have been awarded prizes in many competitions, for example the Grand Prix Europeen de la
Photographie in Lille, 1991. In 2001 – 2003 he cooperated with the Centre National de Danse Con-
temporaine in Angers, where he worked on multimedia projections accompanying shows directed by
Régis Obadia. In 2011 awarded with the Silver Bear at Berlinale for the Best Cinematography.
TYMOTEUSZ WISKIRSKI - born in Toruń in 1978, raised in Sapporo, studied editing at the Polish
National Film School in Łódz. Edited porn in London, a documentary about Arabs in Stockholm and a
feature about Chinese in Shanghai. Since 2004 lives in Warsaw and works as an editor of features,
documentaries, series and commercials. Among the films he worked at there are several
documentaries that have been awarded worldwide – „The Seeds” by Wojciech Kasperski, „The Clinic”
by Tomasz Wolski, „The First Day” directed by Marcin Sauter and „Suburbian train” by Maciej Cuske.
Tymoteusz received an award - "Gold Scissors" - at the film festival "Wakacyjne Kadry" in Cieszyn for
editing "Klinika" by Tomasz Wolski.
MATEUSZ ROMASZKAN born in 1979. Film editor. He learnt editing by himself while working on
student etudes, short clips and reportage pieces. Currently working on his own account. A minimalist,
focused on the essence of telling the story. Cowriter and editor of Rabbit a la Berlin, nominated for
an Oscar Academy Award. The newest documentary edited by him, Planet Kirsan, is presented in the
competition at 51st Krakow FF.

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INDUSTRY ZONE

More at www.krakowfilmfestival.pl ---------- EVENTS ------------ INDUSTRY ZONE

- Krakow Film Market

Contact: Katarzyna Wilk – Industry Zone Coordinaor – industry@kff.com.pl

Krakow Film Market

Commisioning editors and decision makers at the pitching sessions:

Focus on the Netherlands Conference

MARIJKE RAWIE - CEO of ExpertDocs, specializes in international Documentary Training and

24th May, Tuesday, 16.00

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