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Doxwise is an online documentary series portraying 4 young people through 10 weeks of their lives.
Each of the 4 has been given a camera to individually document their day to day lives and the series of events are streamed on the interned during the 10 weeks.
Each week 4 new “web-isodes” are uploaded and underneath the screen there is a chat forum where the viewers can write their own comments on the episodes and this way interact with the participants. As Doxwise is updated daily these comments often have an effect on the next “web-isodes”.
Doxwise has run for two seasons in Denmark and Copenhagen Bombay are currently in development with a 3rd season.

Can you make good use of the social network? Is it possible for advertisers and creators of contents to work together for their mutual benefit? Will we be seeing new or complimentary forms of funding? Changes in habits and the proliferation of screens are creating a different approach to consumer strategy towards cross-media programmes and introducing a new situation in dealings with brands. Olivier Missir and Frédéric Josué will be analysing the difficulties... and the opportunities.

Young production companies working in documentaries and live action have already acquired a working knowledge of cross-media which is only very rarely shared in the animation sector. They have been able to draw on this experience regarding mobilisable skills, writing constraints, funding and an access to a public that could be a source of inspiration or even an opportunity for collaboration with their counterparts in animation.

Ubisoft, one of the major players in the international video game industry, caused quite a stir when it announced its intention to enter the cinema market. How is the campaign coming along today from a human, technological and organisational point of view and what are the tangible prospects for the short and middle term?

Along with the emblematic example of Aardman Animations, forward-looking young British companies are distinguishing themselves through their commitment to produce programmes that have been explicitly developed for multi-platform screening. Le Singe Media is one such company, and will be presenting here a detailed study of the different stages of a production.

Discussion session between the speakers of the day and the participants

Stands on B to B information and advice on the specific public financing of cross-media projects and on inherent legal requirements.

• National and European public funding for audiovisual work, films and video games

CNC – Centre National de la Cinématographie (the film economy in France and abroad)

Pauline Augrain, project leader, Multimedia and technical industries department, France.

Imaginove – Competitive cluster for the pictures industry

Ludovic Noël, director, Imaginove, France

Media Desk France

Nathalie Chesnel, Director, France

Rhône-Alpes Cinéma – regional co-production fund (funding of feature films shot in the Rhône-Alpes region)

Cine-Regio – network of 32 European regional film funds

Grégory Faes, director of Rhône-Alpes Cinéma and representative member of Cine-Regio, France.

• Legal aspects: IP of a cross-media program's common elements

Bismuth Associés: a legal firm specialized in IP, communications and IT technologies

Mssrs. Bismuth and Martin, attorney-at-law, France, Great Britain

Stands demonstrating hiring platforms for the pictures industry: two complementary tools to link creative talents with talent scouts.

www.naaow.org: community-based site developed by CITIA, where authors, scriptwriters, graphic artists, musicians and others can share their work and describe their backgrounds and skills to professionals worldwide who are searching for new talents for their animation projects.

CITIA

Jérémy Clerc, multimedia designer and director, France

Monica Corbani, project manager for creative arenas and young viewers, France

www.talents.imaginove.com: a job platform for the pictures industry, developed by the Imaginove competitive cluster, designed for professionals seeking a high-performance tool to scout and attract talents, promote Rhône-Alpes projects and companies, and present and assist with initial training offers.

Imaginove

Magali Rofidal, project manager for Jobs and Training, France