Torsdag 5. november arrangeres Nordic Cine Forum for alle første gang. Dette er et nytt samlingspunkt for det nordiske filmfotomiljøet og arrangeres av vår partner Camera Nordici samarbeid med FSF (Föreningen Sveriges Filmfotografer), FNF (Foreningen norske filmfotografer), FSC (Finnish Society of Cinematographers), DFF (Dansk filmfotograf forbund) og WIFT-tech (Collective of Women+ working behind the camera). Nordic Cine Forum holdes hos Chimney Pot, i Gamla stan. Det blir panelsamtaler, mingling og nytt utstyr fra produsenter av kamera, optikk, lys og tilbehør. Det kommer filmfotografer fra Norge, Sverige, Danmark og Finland. I tillegg får vi besøk av Sean Bobbit, BSC. Mange snakker fortsatt om vår mesterklasse og workshop med den britiske filmfotografen tilbake i 2015. Vi får også besøk av Kristina Colliander fra Gothenburg International Film Festival. Fra FNF deltar styreleder Ole Andreas Grøntvedt samt medlemmene John-Erling Holmenes Fredriksen og Cecilie Semec som sitter i hvert sitt panel. Arrangementet er gratis, men krever påmelding.
Informasjon på engelsk følger: Not a tech showcase, this is a welcoming space to learn, share ideas, get inspired and exchange perspectives with a rich mix of international, Nordic, established, and up-and-coming cinematographers. Explore new camera gear at your own pace, listen to engaging and relevant panels, drop by The Societies Lounge to discover what the societies do and how to join, and end the day celebrating together over drinks, music, and good conversation.
HIGHLIGHTS
Expo Room: A dedicated exhibition room featuring top camera, optical, lighting, and workflow manufacturers showing their latest equipment.
The Societies Lounge: A cozy corner hub where all the Nordic societies can connect directly with the community in a relaxed setting. It’s a space for people to drop by, grab a coffee, and learn about society membership pathways, benefits and initiatives.
Relevant & Inspiring talks: Panels combining internationally renowned DPs, established Nordic talent, and emerging voices to foster cross-border collaboration and the exchange of diverse perspectives.
Space for Networking & Mingle: Evening drinks, music & nibbles to cap off the event.
PANNELS
- Bridging the gap: The DP to Colourist Pipeline
With unified ACES workflows, real-time LUT creation on set, and HDR mastering becoming standard, the collaboration between the cinematographer and the colourist starts long before post-production. Discussion focus: Creating unified look management on set, avoiding workflow hand-off friction, and protecting the director of photography’s visual intent from the set to the colour suite.
Speakers: Sean Bobbit BSC, John-Erling Holmenes Fredriksen FNF, Lisabi Fridell FSF, Florian ‘Utsi’ Martin ARRI Senior Colourist
Moderator: Jon Rudberg FSF - Modern leadership: crew well-being, management & communication in today’s sets
Technical mastery sets the scene, but leadership protects the craft. As department heads leading camera, grip, and lighting teams under tight constraints, DPs must actively cultivate strong management techniques. This panel focuses on practical communication, delegating to key crew, balancing producer expectations, and fostering a healthy, sustainable on-set culture where creative work can thrive.
Speakers: Sean Bobbit BSC, Rauno Ronkainen FSC, Anssi Leino FSC, Sophie Winqvist FSF,
Moderator: TBC - WIFT-tech presents: Big budget vs. Nordic indie: constraint, creativity & visual identity
With shrinking prep windows, tightening budgets, and shifting regional incentives across Scandinavia, cinematographers are constantly forced to adapt. The classic debate endures: Do tight local constraints push Nordic DPs toward greater artistic originality and leaner innovation, or do they act as a real barrier that squeezes time, forces compromise, and risks visual homogeneity?
Speakers: Cecilie Semec FNF, Sophie Winqvist FSF, Malin Gutke FSF, more tbc!
Moderator: TBC
