SALES REPRESENTATIVE: MARCELLE WRITER:ALF JAMES

SPECIAL PROJECTS

Human Capital Development; Infrastructural Development; Funding and Institutional Models; and, Markets for South African Content.

“These topics will provide the industry’s contribution towards strategic pillars that have been identified in various government policy documents including the NDP, Mzansi Golden Economy and the draft White Paper on Arts, Culture and Heritage,” said Aifheli Makhwanya, NFVF Head of Policy and Research and Acting Head of Marketing & Communication.

“South Africa is also on the verge of digital terrestrial broadcasting rollout where there are a lot of opportunities envisaged for content creators. To this end, we need to know how the industry needs to position itself within this new era and what role the NFVF and other government or private institutions can play to best support the film industry.

“In addition, we are asking how the film industry can attract additional public and private sector investment and expand the infrastructure base for the film and audiovisual industry,” said Makhwanya.

The NFVF is also welcoming written submissions on the strategy. For more information, contact:

Fikile Nkambule at +27 11 325 5251, 073 983 7007, info@frayintermedia.com;

Unathi Jobela at +27 11 325 5251, 079 847 8975, ujobela@frayintermedia.com; or,

Khulekani Shandu at the National Film & Video Foundation, 011 483 0880, Khulekanis@nfvf.co.za.