For the third time, the Gdynia Industry programme opens with an event aimed at students from film schools and film departments across Poland. The students themselves have put together the programme, embracing the PFF’s motto, “Gdynia of Filmmakers”. The Gdynia Campus – Class of 2026 schedule includes topics such as promoting short film productions, career development strategies, and the question of how filmmakers make a living between successive film projects.
Admission only with a valid student ID from a film school or film department to those who have completed the application form made available on the website at the end of August.
This year’s Gdynia Campus programme features panels and discussion sessions:
- II REŻYSER NA (PIERWSZYM) PLANIE
- REALIA PRACY W BRANŻY FILMOWEJ
- KRÓTKI FILM RUSZA W DŁUGĄ DROGĘ: PROMOCJA I DYSTRYBUCJA
- NETFLIX MASTERCLASS
- NARZĘDNIK PRODUCENTA – PROGRAMY DO PLANOWANIA PRODUKCJI
- REŻYSERIA WŁASNEJ KARIERY
A detailed timetable and information about the lecturers will be available in the first half of September.
The main partner of Gdynia Campus is streaming service Netflix, which has supported the initiative since its inception.As part of the partnership, Netflix will once again fund fifty scholarships for students, helping them take part in both the initiative and the PFF.
ATM Grupa once again invites Gdynia Campus participants to a networking lunch – a space for informal conversations, exchanging experiences and building connections with industry professionals.
By invitation only.