Mentoring & Prizes

Consultations

Projects and films participating in the Atlas Workshops benefit from tailor-made support through one-to-one or group consultation according to their individual needs and current stage of production. Directors and producers of projects in development benefit from consultations with a scriptwriter to discuss their screenplay; with a producer to discuss their project’s financing and production strategy; and with an international sales agent to consider distribution potential. Directors and producers of films in production or post-production benefit from consultations about editing, scoring and international distribution.

Seven prizes are awarded by two professional juries.

List of Consultants 2022

Prizes & Juries

Atlas Prizes for development

Participating projects in development compete for four Atlas Prizes for development – one worth €15,000, another worth €10,000 and two worth €5,000 (or MAD equivalent) awarded by a jury composed of three professionals.

ATLAS PRIZE FOR DEVELOPMENT €15,000
LA MER AU LOIN by Saïd Hamich Benlarbi – Morocco
Produced by Sophie Penson - France

ATLAS PRIZE FOR DEVELOPMENT €10,000
PIGEON WARS by Dania Bdeir – Lebanon
Produced by Pierre Sarraf - Lebanon

ATLAS PRIZE FOR DEVELOPMENT €5,000
DEMBA de Mamadou Dia – Senegal
Produced by Maba Ba - Senegal

ATLAS PRIZE FOR DEVELOPMENT €5,000
LËNDE by Katy Lena Ndiaye – Senegal
Produced by Oualid Baha - France

In addition to the prizes awarded by the Atlas Workshops, participating projects in development are also eligible for the ArteKino International Prize.

The ArteKino International Prize awards development aid to feature-length film projects. It is given at several international film festivals including those in Cannes, Berlin, Locarno, Rotterdam, San Sebastián, Rome, Torino, Sarajevo, Buenos Aires, Busan, Les Arcs and Marrakech, helping new directors and producers from all over the world in the development of their projects. The ArteKino International Prize awards €6000 to the producer of the winning film.

ARTEKINO INTERNATIONAL PRIZE €6,000
WHALE BELLY by Sameh Alaa - Egypt
Produced by Mark Lotfy - Egypt

Atlas Prizes for post-production

Participating films in production or post-production compete for three Atlas Prizes for post-production worth €25,000, €15,000, and €10,000 respectively (or MAD equivalent) awarded by a jury composed of three professionals.

ATLAS PRIZE FOR POST-PRODUCTION €25,000
INSHALLAH A BOY by Amjad Al Rasheed – Jordan
Produced by Rula Nasser - Jordan

ATLAS PRIZE FOR POST-PRODUCTION €15,000
DISCO AFRIKA by Luck Razanajaona – Madagascar
Produced by Jonathan Rubin - France

ATLAS PRIZE FOR POST-PRODUCTION €10,000 €
A GOLDEN LIFE by Boubacar Sangaré – Burkina Faso
Produced by Faissol Gnonlonfin - Benin