In this Content Budapest opening session, a panel of leading industry analysts will dissect the latest data coming out of Central Eastern Europe and the wider region, highlighting defining shows, trends and genres and look ahead to the key drivers for change for the local and wider business over the next 12 months and beyond.
Moderator: David Jenkinson, editor-in-chief and managing director, C21Media
The C21 Content Budapest Series Pitch showcases some of the most exciting development projects from the professional community in Central and Eastern Europe that are looking for wider partnerships across the region or internationally. Each of the projects will present a short pitch live on stage with the winner receiving a marketing package through C21Media worth US$20,000.
Moderator: Hayley McKenzie, founder and CEO, Script Angel
Judges:
Lunch is not included, but there is an extended break in the conference programme and links to a number of recommended nearby places to book for lunch is below.
The C21 Content Budapest Series Pitch showcases some of the most exciting development projects from the professional community in Central and Eastern Europe that are looking for wider partnerships across the region or internationally. Each of the projects will present a short pitch live on stage with the winner receiving a marketing package through C21Media worth US$20,000.
Moderator: Hayley McKenzie, founder and CEO, Script Angel
Judges:
In the very first Latin American Showcase for CEE, three of the largest content producers and distributors from the region, TelevisaUnivision (Mexico/USA), Globo (Brazil) and Caracol Televisión (Colombia), will present their top shows for Content Budapest.
Moderator: Fabricio Ferrara, business development director, Cveintiuno
Meet the speakers and other delegates at this Content Budapest cocktail in the hotel, Foyer A on the 1st floor
In this Content Budapest opening session, a panel of leading industry analysts will dissect the latest data coming out of Central Eastern Europe and the wider region, highlighting defining shows, trends and genres and look ahead to the key drivers for change for the local and wider business over the next 12 months and beyond.
Moderator: David Jenkinson, editor-in-chief and managing director, C21Media
The C21 Content Budapest Series Pitch showcases some of the most exciting development projects from the professional community in Central and Eastern Europe that are looking for wider partnerships across the region or internationally. Each of the projects will present a short pitch live on stage with the winner receiving a marketing package through C21Media worth US$20,000.
Moderator: Hayley McKenzie, founder and CEO, Script Angel
Judges:
Lunch is not included, but there is an extended break in the conference programme and links to a number of recommended nearby places to book for lunch is below.
The C21 Content Budapest Series Pitch showcases some of the most exciting development projects from the professional community in Central and Eastern Europe that are looking for wider partnerships across the region or internationally. Each of the projects will present a short pitch live on stage with the winner receiving a marketing package through C21Media worth US$20,000.
Moderator: Hayley McKenzie, founder and CEO, Script Angel
Judges:
Moderator: David Jenkinson, editor-in-chief and managing director, C21Media
In the very first Latin American Showcase for CEE, three of the largest content producers and distributors from the region, TelevisaUnivision (Mexico/USA), Globo (Brazil) and Caracol Televisión (Colombia), will present their top shows for Content Budapest.
Moderator: Fabricio Ferrara, business development director, Cveintiuno
Meet the speakers and other delegates at this Content Budapest cocktail in the hotel, Foyer A on the 1st floor
Amidst the volatility and digital disruption that has come to characterise the TV market, it can be reassuring to step back and examine the successes of popular entertainment and scripted formats worldwide. In this session, K7 Media’s communications manager David Ciaramella will provide an exclusive analysis of trends in the CEE region and beyond, based on data from K7’s annual Tracking the Giants reports, highlighting the most successful formats and genres of the moment and shedding light on what gives a concept or story the ability to translate across multiple territories.
Jamie Cooke is general manager Warner Bros. Discovery CEE, Baltics, Middle East, Mediterranean and Turkey (CEE MENAT). He also oversees EMEA pay TV networks and the creative agency. In this keynote session we hear from Cooke about his key priorities for both unscripted and scripted programming, and his vision for the next twelve months and beyond.
Moderator: Nico Franks, editor of Channel21 international and senior reporter, C21Media
Executives from key international platforms with a pan regional reach discuss the content strategies driving their decision making, including drilling down on areas they’re looking to partner in, ways they’re innovating in the face of sustained competition and upcoming slates.
Moderator: Jonathan Webdale, editor, C21Media
Lunch is not included, but there is an extended break in the conference programme and links to a number of recommended nearby places to book for lunch is below.
Senior CEE executives will dissect and discuss the latest trends in the pay TV, online and OTT space, drilling down on programming and production, navigating legislation, ensuring coverage, and the race to get ahead of rivals by building subscribers.
Moderator: Chris Dziadul, editorial director and chief East European analyst, Broadband TV News
Key managers running public service broadcasters across CEE discuss their programming priorities, areas they’re looking to partner in and new slates, and how they’re evolving against a backdrop of ever increasing competition. The session is run in association with the Heart of Europe Festival.
Moderator: Nico Franks, editor of Channel21 international and senior reporter, C21Media
In this keynote session Izzet Pinto, CEO, Global Agency discusses building a global television success from nothing, playing a key role in making Turkish TV series the powerful brand they are today. Pinto will take the audience on a rollercoaster journey, from his time working as a street vendor in Bangkok to walking the red carpet and winning a prestigious award in Cannes. His determination to never give up and his power to inspire has been the driving force in creating from scratch Global Agency, now a major player in the international TV market, representing hundreds of productions with audiences of 700 million people around the world. Pinto will also discuss the changing media landscape and how he sees it evolving over the coming year.
Moderator: Hayley McKenzie, founder and CEO, Script Angel
David Flynn is creative lead at wiip, the global independent studio behind HBO’s Mare of Easttown and White House Plumbers, Amazon Prime Video’s The Summer I Turned Pretty, Apple TV+’s Dickinson, and BBC’s Toast of Tinseltown. In this one-on-one interview he will outline the type of projects he is interested in and looking to pick up and develop for the global market.
Moderator: David Jenkinson, editor-in-chief and managing director, C21Media
Content Budapest will host The Boat Party, open to all delegates at the event. This was a cornerstone of previous Budapest markets and its return will be welcomed by all, providing great networking opportunity.
Amidst the volatility and digital disruption that has come to characterise the TV market, it can be reassuring to step back and examine the successes of popular entertainment and scripted formats worldwide. In this session, K7 Media’s communications manager David Ciaramella will provide an exclusive analysis of trends in the CEE region and beyond, based on data from K7’s annual Tracking the Giants reports, highlighting the most successful formats and genres of the moment and shedding light on what gives a concept or story the ability to translate across multiple territories.
Jamie Cooke is general manager Warner Bros. Discovery CEE, Baltics, Middle East, Mediterranean and Turkey (CEE MENAT). He also oversees EMEA pay TV networks and the creative agency. In this keynote session we hear from Cooke about his key priorities for both unscripted and scripted programming, and his vision for the next twelve months and beyond.
Moderator: Nico Franks, editor of Channel21 international and senior reporter, C21Media
Executives from key international platforms with a pan regional reach discuss the content strategies driving their decision making, including drilling down on areas they’re looking to partner in, ways they’re innovating in the face of sustained competition and upcoming slates.
Moderator: Jonathan Webdale, editor, C21Media
Significant players from the commercial broadcasting space discuss their content strategies, coproduction opportunities, new slates and ways they’re driving revenue despite challenging market pressures.
Moderator: Nico Franks, Editor of Channel21 international and senior reporter, C21Media
In this immersive session, FRAPA advisory board member David Ciaramella will explore 10 practical steps you can take in order to protect your IP and increase your chances of selling your formats around the world.
Lunch is not included, but there is an extended break in the conference programme and links to a number of recommended nearby places to book for lunch is below.
Senior CEE executives will dissect and discuss the latest trends in the pay TV, online and OTT space, drilling down on programming and production, navigating legislation, ensuring coverage, and the race to get ahead of rivals by building subscribers.
Moderator: Chris Dziadul, editorial director and chief East European analyst, Broadband TV News
Key managers running public service broadcasters across CEE discuss their programming priorities, areas they’re looking to partner in and new slates, and how they’re evolving against a backdrop of ever increasing competition. The session is run in association with the Heart of Europe Festival.
Moderator: Nico Franks, editor of Channel21 international and senior reporter, C21Media
In this keynote session Izzet Pinto, CEO, Global Agency discusses building a global television success from nothing, playing a key role in making Turkish TV series the powerful brand they are today. Pinto will take the audience on a rollercoaster journey, from his time working as a street vendor in Bangkok to walking the red carpet and winning a prestigious award in Cannes. His determination to never give up and his power to inspire has been the driving force in creating from scratch Global Agency, now a major player in the international TV market, representing hundreds of productions with audiences of 700 million people around the world. Pinto will also discuss the changing media landscape and how he sees it evolving over the coming year.
Moderator: Hayley McKenzie, founder and CEO, Script Angel
David Flynn is creative lead at wiip, the global independent studio behind HBO’s Mare of Easttown and White House Plumbers, Amazon Prime Video’s The Summer I Turned Pretty, Apple TV+’s Dickinson, and BBC’s Toast of Tinseltown. In this one-on-one interview he will outline the type of projects he is interested in and looking to pick up and develop for the global market.
Moderator: David Jenkinson, editor-in-chief and managing director, C21Media
Content Budapest will host The Boat Party, open to all delegates at the event. This was a cornerstone of previous Budapest markets and its return will be welcomed by all, providing great networking opportunity.
With monetising models and platforms evolving, the changing studio landscape, and budgets under increased pressure, CEE industry leaders discuss the latest trends impacting the ever changing local and international business landscape and look ahead to the next twelve months.
Moderator: Ed Waller, Editorial director, C21 Media
With Free-Ad supported Streaming TV (FAST) channels doing big business globally, leading early adopters of the burgeoning business model in CCE discuss the evolution of this huge new revenue stream.
Moderator: Chris Dziadul, editorial director and chief east european analyst, Broadband TV News
With monetising models and platforms evolving, the changing studio landscape, and budgets under increased pressure, CEE industry leaders discuss the latest trends impacting the ever changing local and international business landscape and look ahead to the next twelve months.
Moderator: Ed Waller, Editorial director, C21 Media
Executives leading local platforms across Central Eastern Europe discuss opportunities for coproduction and partnerships and how their content strategies allow them to compete with global streamer competition.
Moderator: Jonathan Webdale, editor, C21Media
Leaders in the formats space discuss their tactics for finding the next big hit; how they are discovering, developing and delivering successful IP, and what international sources are being explored in the unscripted format space.
Moderator: Ed Waller, editorial director, C21Media
With Free-Ad supported Streaming TV (FAST) channels doing big business globally, leading early adopters of the burgeoning business model in CCE discuss the evolution of this huge new revenue stream.
Moderator: Chris Dziadul, editorial director and chief east european analyst, Broadband TV News
Celebrated local drama producers and executives, who have enjoyed international success, discuss navigating CEE and global markets, the new coproduction deals getting content made and how they’re evolving drama to ensure it travels.
Moderator: Hayley McKenzie, CEO, Script Angel