Roma Fiction Fest 2010 Industry Week - September 2010 supplement of Communication
The drama production is a billion-dollar business globally. Not only because the need for original stories is one of the strong ties of schedules from all corners of the globe, but also because the drama, the television genre more expensive and capable of crossing borders.
Moves large amounts of money at stake and great resources and creative professionals.
Just to get an idea of \u200b\u200bitems in economic field, according to estimates by Andrea Rosselli Foundation Marzulli, only investments in the European territory of the television original production reaches 3 billion and 600 million euro, of which 3.1 to five markets limited English, German, French, English and Italian. While, worth 2 and a half billion spending in European television fiction in purchasing.
figures to nearly double the U.S. market-based mechanisms operating entirely different from that of Europe, where they arrive in 5 to 6 billion funding of broadcasters, including cable networks and grids "premium" for series, miniseries and TV movies at home.
One thing that does not calculate rounded down Studios' investments and foreign pre-sales, which help to pay the fine Fiction Stars and Stripes in contention throughout the world.
Rome wanted to place themselves at the center of business this week with the industry, which was held from 4 to 8 July in the framework of the Roma Fiction Fest, with the intent to bring to the attention of the international community we produce, but also become the place where TV stations and producers from different countries - European, American, Hispanic, Asian, Australian and Middle Eastern - meet to exchange views, ideas and projects to create new business.
Funded by the Lazio Region in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce of Rome and the Institute for Foreign Trade (ICE), organized by the Foundation for Rossellini and the Association of Audiovisual Producers Television (APT), University of Lumsa, the Industry Week, the halfway point of the second knotted life, wore a look more solid and professional. And the warm response of the over one hundred international guests - both the spoken presentation of Italian Rai, Mediaset, Sky and Fox and independent producers to TV Screenings, is to showcase new ideas for TV & Pitching Speed \u200b\u200bDating - confirms that this small market has the chance to become an important stage and attractive routes between the two canonical global Mip in Cannes and Los Angeles Screenings.
