For the past years HARPA Nordic Film Composers Award & The Nordic Film Music Days have become a fixture on the event calendar during BERLINALE – Berlin International Film Festival. It’s a unique opportunity to spotlight Nordic composers and to celebrate their music during this prestigious festival. Nordic Film Music Days create a space to communicate, start future collaborations, educate and to network during the festival. Make sure to submit for the 2021 HARPA Awards and to participate in the Nordic Film Music Days.
HARPA Nordic Film Music Days & Composers Award 2022
Saturday February 12 & Sunday February 13
full program at the Nordische Botschaften will be released later.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
We know that Nordic composers have a lot to be proud of. And therefore, we are asking composers working in the Nordic countries and being a member of the national collecting society to submit their best Film & TV Scores for HARPA Nordic Film Composers Award 2022.
The composition must be for a narrative feature, documentary or TV-series released between
July 21st, 2020 and July 21st, 2021.
Submission deadline is October 1st.
Your submission must include:
-Full name & contact info of the composer
-membership number of the national collecting society
-Link to screener with English subtitles
-Link to IMDB
Submit your work
HARPA Nordic Film Music Days & Composers Award 2022
Saturday February 12 & Sunday February 13
full program at the Nordische Botschaften will be released later.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
We know that Nordic composers have a lot to be proud of. And therefore, we are asking composers working in the Nordic countries and being a member of the national collecting society to submit their best Film & TV Scores for HARPA Nordic Film Composers Award 2022.
The composition must be for a narrative feature, documentary or TV-series released between
July 21st, 2020 and July 21st, 2021.
Submission deadline is October 1st.
Your submission must include:
-Full name & contact info of the composer
-membership number of the national collecting society
-Link to screener with English subtitles
-Link to IMDB
Submit your work
Nordic Film Music Days 365
After a successful 2021 online edition of HARPA Nordic Film Composers Award and Nordic Film Music Days we are heading towards the 2022 edition. Hopefully with a possibility of meeting all of you and presenting the high quality of this years Nordic films and this years media music at Nordische Botschaften in Berlin again.
Until then we hope to see you at our new endeavor as we present online seminars through-out the year, where we are continuously putting the spotlight on Nordic films and media music, the craft and the artists.
We call it Nordic Film Music Days 365
After a successful 2021 online edition of HARPA Nordic Film Composers Award and Nordic Film Music Days we are heading towards the 2022 edition. Hopefully with a possibility of meeting all of you and presenting the high quality of this years Nordic films and this years media music at Nordische Botschaften in Berlin again.
Until then we hope to see you at our new endeavor as we present online seminars through-out the year, where we are continuously putting the spotlight on Nordic films and media music, the craft and the artists.
We call it Nordic Film Music Days 365
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Seminar #2 | Nordic Film Music Days and Oslo Pix | MASTERCLASS with Max Richter | Friday June 4th 3-4 pm CET
In a collaboration with Oslo Pix 2021 Nordic Film Music Days offers you a chance to meet the awardwinning British composer, Max Richter. In a conversation with Kate Havnevik we will hear about the documentary MAX RICHTERS SLEEP (part of Oslo Pix 2021) followed by a talk about Richters work and process as a composer. ABOUT MAX RICHTER Richter is one of the most important composers of the 21st Century. From synthesizers and computers to a full symphony orchestra, Richter’s innovative work encompasses solo albums, ballets, concert hall performances, film and television series, video art installations and theatre works. Richter has written award-winning music for more than 50 film and TV projects including Mary Queen of Scots, Hostiles, HBO’s My Brilliant Friend and The Leftovers, Tom Hardy’s Taboo, and Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror. In 2015 Max Richter premiered SLEEP, a landmark 8.5 hour musical recording played overnight to sleeping audiences. In 2019 Nathalie Johns premiered a documentary describing the project, MAX RICHTERS SLEEP. Due to area restrictions access to SLEEP is not possible from certain territories. Nordic Film Music Days is working on a solution making it possible for members of our network to watch the film. |
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The masterclass is carried out as a conversation between Kate Havnevik from NOPA and Max Richter.
This seminar is supported by NOPA and Music Norway and arranged as a cooperation between Oslo Pix and Nordic Film Music Days. |
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Seminar # 1 | Nordic Film Music Days and the GMS on Music Supervision, on Tuesday May 25h at 10.00-12.00 CET.
Nordic Film Music Days and the The UK & European Guild of Music Supervisors are inviting you to a talk about the development of the profession of music supervisor in the Nordics and a discussion on how the film composer network and music supervisors could work together to improve music budgets in the Nordic film industry.
Nordic Film Music Days and the The UK & European Guild of Music Supervisors are inviting you to a talk about the development of the profession of music supervisor in the Nordics and a discussion on how the film composer network and music supervisors could work together to improve music budgets in the Nordic film industry.
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INTRODUCTION: What is music supervision?
In partnership with the UK & European Guild Of Music Supervisors, the introduction to music supervision will look into the role of music supervision in film and audiovisual projects and how music supervisors and composers can cooperate. Rupert Hollier, Creative Director of Atlantic Screen Music, and supervision agency, Redfive will give is a short introduction to the topic. Rupert is co-founder and senior board member of The UK & European Guild of Music Supervisors. With his supervision agency Redfive, Rupert Hollier has supervised films such as The wife, McQueen, Greed, Worth, and The Silencing. |
PANEL DISCUSSION: Developing Music Supervision in the Nordics
A panel of music supervisors, one from each of the Nordic countries will map the markets from a music supervisors point of view. How will the development of the profession of a music supervisor be in the interest of composers? What can music supervisors and composers do together to raise the importance of music in film productions and budgets? |
