In a pioneering move, ECAM Forum and Conecta Fiction & Entertainment have joined forces to welcome an international delegation of industry experts in Spain this June. This collaboration seeks to nurture new talent and enhance connections within the global audiovisual sector. Conecta Fiction & Entertainment will host its ninth edition in Cuenca from June 16 to 19, focusing on France and Canada as key content creators. Simultaneously, ECAM Forum will conduct its second edition in Madrid from June 10 to 13, emphasizing emerging voices in storytelling. Both events aim to bring together French executives with significant international influence, fostering cross-border exchanges under the support of the Institut Français d’Espagne.
This summer, two prominent platforms in the audiovisual industry are aligning their efforts to create a shared experience for professionals worldwide. The alliance between ECAM Forum and Conecta Fiction & Entertainment is set against the backdrop of Spain's vibrant cultural scene. In Cuenca, Conecta Fiction & Entertainment has positioned itself as one of Europe’s leading co-production markets for television and entertainment. Over four days, participants will engage in networking opportunities, workshops, and panel discussions centered around innovative content creation. Notably, the event highlights partnerships with France and Canada, showcasing their pivotal roles in shaping global media landscapes.
Moving to Madrid, ECAM Forum takes center stage at the Matadero. As part of the prestigious ECAM film school, this platform focuses on amplifying fresh perspectives in storytelling. By collaborating with Conecta Fiction & Entertainment, ECAM Forum strengthens its commitment to nurturing series production through shared resources and expertise. The initiative aims to provide emerging talents with access to seasoned professionals and potential collaborators from across borders.
A cornerstone of this partnership involves inviting esteemed French executives from various segments of the industry. These leaders bring extensive experience in broadcasting, distribution, and production, enriching dialogues about future trends and strategies. Their participation underscores the significance of fostering international ties and promoting cultural exchange between France and Spain, facilitated by the Institut Français d’Espagne.
Alba Wystraëte of ECAM highlights the alignment of goals between the organizations. She notes that promoting synergies aligns perfectly with ECAM’s mission to internationalize projects and bolster the global reach of both forums. Similarly, Géraldine Gonard from Conecta Fiction & Entertainment expresses optimism about uniting efforts to empower the next generation of storytellers who will shape the future of the audiovisual landscape.
Through this strategic partnership, ECAM Forum and Conecta Fiction & Entertainment pave the way for meaningful interactions among professionals. Together, they create an environment where creativity flourishes and boundaries dissolve, marking a significant step forward in advancing the global audiovisual industry.