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Seriesly Berlin hosted a kick-off

30.05.2024

We had the great pleasure of welcoming many people from the series industry to our first kick-off event of the Seriesly Berlin Supporter's Club together with our partners Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg and the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises on May 29th, 2024 at Fotografiska Berlin.

Quote Helge Jürgens, Managing Director of New Media Funding at Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg, said: "It's great news for Berlin, the location for series, that a new series festival with international appeal is to be established here. The Capital Region, with its creative infrastructure of established and up-and-coming talent and companies, is a popular location for international productions, with award-winning series as well as innovative formats being created here. We wish the makers of Seriesly Berlin every success for the first edition and look forward to seeing, discussing and celebrating many series in September!"

© 2024 – Photo Lenny Schmidt

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