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Dear $[UD:FIRST_NAME||]$,
As the year comes to a close, we’re wrapping up 2024 with a look back at some of the latest activities we organized together. Here’s to creativity, collaboration, and a bright year to come! | |
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New: Joint Bachelor in Film | |
FilmEU is launching its very first Joint International Bachelor in film: Pathfinder in the academic year 2025-2026. This bachelor’s degree is a collaboration between 6 out of 8 FilmEU partners and will combine hybrid and in-person learning, enabling students to develop creative and technical skills while exploring diverse filmmaking cultures. Each semester, students can study at a different partner institution, a truly European-wide educational experience. Learn more at filmeu.eu/pathfinder | |
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The first FilmEU Industry Summit was a success! | |
From 18 to 21 November, BFM – Tallinn University welcomed staff, students and industry advisors to imagine the future with(in) the creative industry. Key highlights were the Imagination Challenge, Agora and the launch of the FilmEU Observatory and FIHUB! - The Imagination Challenge let Generation Z take the stage. The FilmEU students pitched their creative ideas on how film festivals and filmmakers can connect with Gen Z audiences and curate experiences that resonate with them.
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Sixteen FilmEU students participated in Agora, a think tank initiative that brings together academics and students. This edition focused on exploring the opportunities and challenges of AI in higher education. | |
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- FilmEU observatory and FIHUB launched!
The Observatory will produce policy documents which make the outcomes of FilmEU’s activities available to the broader community. While FIHUB (FilmEU Innovation Hub) will offer virtual support for student-driven project innovation and entrepreneurship. | |
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68 students participated in the Ideation Week of our Annual Challenge! | |
At NATFA in Sofia, Bulgaria, students from the four participating FilmEU institutions met their tutors and were assigned to mixed production teams for this year’s challenge. The theme ‘Water’ inspired them to brainstorm and develop creative storylines for their upcoming short films, which they will produce together in February. | |
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Rewatch the FilmEU Talks produced by our talented students this semester | |
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With the Christmas break at our doorstep, we wish you a creative and inspiring 2025! | |
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Did you know you can watch our FilmEU Talks, Lessons in Film and most of the public talks at our summits? Follow the links below and visit our YouTube Channel. | |
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The FilmEU is supported by the European Union via different project funding. The FilmEU European Universities Alliance for Film and Media Arts (2020-2023) and FilmEU+ (2023-2027) are co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
FilmEU Ref. 101004047, EPP-EUR-UNIV-2020 | FilmEU+ ERASMUS-EDU-2023-EUR-UNIV Project: 101124314 Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union, Erasmus Plus or Horizon 2020. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. | |
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