Timo Vuorensola
Finnish film director, who has directed short films and music videos. He is interested in the effect the internet has on traditional production models. He has directed STAR WRECK and most recently IRON SKY which premieres at the 2012 Berlinale Panorama. last update: January 26, 2012
Programme events at the Berlinale Talent Campus:
M Dot Strange, Timo Vuorensola, moderated by Liz Rosenthal
In cooperation with Skillset.
Trail-blazing filmmakers present detailed case studies of their online distribution strategies demonstrating how they use the Internet to connect directly with audiences to promote, sell, collaborate and finance their work. Hear in this session how to build a dynamic web presence and ways to retain a loyal fanbase. As audience behaviour evolves what is the potential for two-way filmmaking conversations between creators and audiences?
Lizzie Gillett, Timo Vuorensola, moderated by Liz Rosenthal
In cooperation with Skillset.
As audiences discover and engage with films across a rapidly expanding array of platforms and devices, distribution strategies for independent film are evolving. Looking at a variety of distribution case studies, speakers will demonstrate a variety of models and lessons learned from making films available across multiple platforms, sites and devices to simultaneous release strategies, special events and digital word-of-mouth campaigns.
Jigar Mehta, Timo Vuorensola, moderated by Liz Rosenthal
In cooperation with Panorama.
With the ability to co-create, to edit and share through the plethora of platforms, apps, and devices, these days audiences are actively engaged in the stories that interest them and demand interactive experiences. Looking at a variety of case studies including Jigar Mehta's “18 Days in Egypt” and Timo Vuorensola‘s crossmedia film IRON SKY (selected for Berinale Panorama 2012), speakers will show the power of engaging audiences across multiple platforms. This session will also point to new skills, collaborators and partnerships needed to bring these projects to life.