EFM Market Badge Inclusion Initiative

21.11.2023 | Berlinale 2024

If you live in our region, work in the film industry AND consider yourself part of a marginalised group, then apply for one of the free EFM Market Badges + festival accreditations.

We received three EFM Market Badges + festival accreditations as part of theEFM (Online) Market Badge Inclusion Initiative free of charge!

Who can apply: If you live in our region, work in the film industry AND consider yourself part of a marginalised group, then apply for one of the free EFM Market Badges + festival accreditation!

How? Write us a line with your professional field and why we should grant you the EFM Badge + Festival Accreditation, either in English or in German to Katrin Mersmann:mersmann@moin-filmfoerderung.de

The closing date for applications is 24 November, 6 pm.

The European Film Market (EFM) will take place from 15 to 21 February 2024.The EFM (Online) Market Badge Inclusion Initiative is supported by Creative Europe Media, HessenFilm, the European Film Market (EFM) and the Berlinale and aims to facilitate access to a more inclusive market and film industry for marginalised filmmakers from around the world.

Photo: Lia Darjes/ EFM 2017

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