LIM carries on with a new stage in Romania

     The first edition of LIM - Less is More, European platform for the development of low budget films is carrying on through two major events, both organised in Romania: the second workshop din of the LIM series and the presentation of the 16 projects selected to the Transilvania International Film Festival 2017.

     LIM - Less is More is structured into 3 residency stages, within 3 workshops lasting for a week each, organised in three European countries: workshop 1 in the Flamande Region, Belgium (5-11 March), workshop 2 in Transilvania, România (6 – 14 June) and workshop 3 in Bretagne, France (1 – 8 October). The works dedicated to script development of the first LIM edition is coordinated by 4 script consultants experienced in the field (all of them scriptwriters): Leonardo Stagliano (Italy), Pierre Hogdson (Great Britain, France), Marcel Beaulieu (Canada) and Antoine Le Bos (France). The group of tutors will be joined by experts in low budget and micro-budget cinema.
     LIM workshop 2 will meet with the 21 participants in Muntele Băișorii Touristic Spa, a special location, far away from the Romanian city noise – Hotel Alpin Băișoara. Thus, the team and participants to LIM will be able to focus exclusively on the theoretical and practical works of the second workshop. The participants will be able to study in depts. the feedback offered by the LIM tutors both within the first Workshop, and during the rewriting sessions that have been held since March. The target of the second LIM workshop is to find the basic structure for the working scripts and to use creatively the films' financial limitations.
     The second LIM Workshop also includes a special event set up in Cluj-Napoca, within  Transilvania International Film Festival (TIFF). On 10 June, the participants will have the opportunity to pitch their projects to the cinema producers and professionals present in Cluj, within the programme dedicated to film industry at TIFF.
     Details at: www.lim-lessismore.eu

(Translated by Stela Moise)