European TV Drama Series Lab 2012 met ondermeer David Zucker en Jeff Greenstein

The programme of the European TV Drama Series Lab 2012 is designed for scriptwriters, producers and broadcasters and explores the essential elements of successful drama series. Top industry experts from across Europe and the US share their knowledge and provide exclusive insights. Participants will take part in ‘think tanks' to discuss how the knowledge gained can be adapted and applied to the European market.

Application deadline is March, 12th, 2012.

Module 1: April 24th - 29th, 2012 in Berlin
Module 2: June 9th - 15th, 2012 in Berlin

Programme
Module 1: Framework for successful European TV Drama Series
- State of the industry
- Trends in series storytelling
- Legal and financial aspects of European co-productions
- Best practice lessons from successful European and US series
- Latest trends in 360° content

Module 2: The Creative Maze
Writers' Room Simulation (Writers and Creative Producers)
Management of Creative Teams (Producers, Executives and Broadcasters)

Experts
The full list of European and US experts will be available closer to the event.
Please check www.tv-lab.eu for regular updates.

Distinguished US experts who have indicated their interest in speaking at this programme include:
Jeff Greenstein, Executive Producer, Director, Writer, Desperate Housewives, USA
Janet Leahy, Consulting Producer/Writer, Mad Men; Showrunner, Boston Legal, USA
Bryan Fuller, Showrunner, Hannibal, Pushing Daisies; Executive Producer, Heroes, USA
David Zucker, Executive Producer, The Good Wife; President TV, Scott Free, USA
Steve Stark, Executive Producer, Medium; President TV Production, MGM TV, USA
Chip Johannessen, CoExecutive Producer, Homeland; Showrunner, Dexter (2010-11), USA
Neal Baer, Showrunner, A Gifted Man, Law & Order: SVU, USA

Please note: speaker attendance is at the discretion of the organizer and will be subject to availability due to speaker's own production schedules.

Who
Experienced key players in the European TV industry:
- Scriptwriters
- Creative and Executive Producers
- Broadcasters

Why
• Develop specific skills to enhance and deliver sustainable and returning international TV series
• Access to top industry players from across Europe and the United States
• Access to up-to-date information on trends in the TV drama series sector globally
• Understand the elements behind the success of American drama series
• Adapt this knowledge to European market practices
• Learn best practice lessons from cutting-edge European case studies
• Participate in excellent networking opportunities, building a strong network

Fee
€ 4.500 (includes the registration for Module 1 and 2; accommodation and meals in Berlin)
For writers, a limited number of partial scholarships is available.

Application
Deadline: March 12th, 2012. Please pre-register by March 5th, 2012.

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