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Talk: Meet Tanja Meissner – Director Berlinale Pro – by Clúster Audiovisual de Madrid

WHERE

Plaza Matadero

WHEN

September 30

TIME

10:30 - 11:00

Speakers

Rosa Bosch

Consultor
Spain

Rosa Bosch

Rosa Bosch es una destacada profesional de cine especializada en el ámbito internacional: ventas, producción, estrategias de festivales y campañas de premios .Es miembro de la Academia de Cine de Estados Unidos (AMPAS), donde forma parte de su Comité Ejecutivo Internacional

Tanja Meissner

Director Berlinale Pro
Germany

Tanja Meissner

German-French Meissner is a seasoned executive with over 25 years of experience and profound knowledge of the film industry, its production, distribution and exhibition mechanisms. She started her career in 1995 as an international PR agent, handling the publicity of numerous films in Cannes and Venice. Simultaneously she became assistant to Wieland Speck, former director of the Berlinale Panorama section, while also co-heading the guest and press office of the Vienna International Film Festival. In 2000 she moved to Paris to join the prominent sales agency Celluloid Dreams, playing a valuable part in designing the sales and investment strategy in positions of progressive responsibility. In 2007 she joined Emilie Georges to develop and head the international department at the young and upcoming Memento Films, which became a high-profile sales agency under the joint leadership. German-French Meissner is a seasoned executive with over 25 years of experience and profound knowledge of the film industry, its production, distribution and exhibition mechanisms. She started her career in 1995 as an international PR agent, handling the publicity of numerous films in Cannes and Venice. Simultaneously she became assistant to Wieland Speck, former director of the Berlinale Panorama section, while also co-heading the guest and press office of the Vienna International Film Festival. In 2000 she moved to Paris to join the prominent sales agency Celluloid Dreams, playing a valuable part in designing the sales and investment strategy in positions of progressive responsibility. In 2007 she joined Emilie Georges to develop and head the international department at the young and upcoming Memento Films, which became a high-profile sales agency under the joint leadership.