Intajat Jadida | Algeria Morocco Tunisia Libya | CFI Médias

Promoting democracy and civic engagement

Goals

To consolidate the skills required to create audiovisual content for young audiences

To boost the skills required to both produce creative audiovisual content and raise the profile of that content, via the production of pilots

500 K€

24months

4Countries

A project

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Project timeline

June 2022 May 2024

94%

Presentation

While Internet and social media use is constantly on the rise in counties in Northwest Africa, television and radio stations are seeing their models become more vulnerable. Yet, these traditional forms of media are the main backers of audiovisual content.

However, a recent offering is emerging thanks to innovative content creators and independent digital media outlets making a contribution to this dynamic market.

In Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Libya, Intajat Jadida encourages the production of cultural and educational audiovisual content with an entertaining edge.

This project will help new talent to emerge and will enhance an innovative range of editorial content that reflects young people’s expectations as directly as possible.

This support programme gave us extra skills and a necessary dose of confidence to successfully lead a production project that reflects our ideas and vision.

Mohamed Bachaoui, Moroccan freelancer

Project beneficiaries

Around 20 leaders of projects that aim to produce audiovisual, cultural and educational content with an entertaining edge;
Around 50 professionals in the audiovisual sector.

Project manager

Sylvie ORIO

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Support for the creation of creative audiovisual content projects

Selection of experts who will train the beneficiaries;
Selection of approximately 20 innovative audiovisual content production projects;
Enhanced project creation capabilities: incubation visits and training workshops;
Creation and management of a supportive community among beneficiaries.

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Pilot production assistance

Personalised “pre-production” support;
Introduction of support grants of between €3000 and €5000;
Support sessions during the pilot production phase;
Assessment of the pilots and test audiences;
Competition with prizes for the two best pilots;
Regional meeting of professionals to discuss innovation;
Closing forum.

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