ALUMNI

ALUMNI PROJECTS

15 projects incubated since 2021!

Discover the projects developed over the last 2 years and the new ways of experiencing cinema in theatres.

Are you interested in these projects? Are you a cinema or film distributor interested in trying out one of these projects.

For more information or to contact a project leader, write to us at retourversle@futur-cinema.com

CINEXPERIENCE: Making every screening an event

Jury prize • Professional's favourites • Honourable mention from the ADRC

CINEXPERIENCE won over the Futura Cinema 2023 Jury, all the professionals and the ADRC, which awarded it its Honourable Mention.

Immersive, turnkey events for the release of new films or reruns of heritage films. The recipe? Storytelling, easy, guided set-up, durable, deployable set elements and support to optimise local resources and ecosystems. For exhibitors of all types of cinemas and film distributors, with controlled, shared costs and an affordable price. Orders can be placed 3 to 6 months before the screening of a film for a new box, with themed boxes available in the coming months.

The team is made up of Tristan Desplechin, Eliza Calmat and Grégoire Nedelcovici from Dream Factory, Laura Blanc from the Grand Palais in Cahors, Cerise Jouinot from Cinéma de la Cité in Angoulême and Quentin Daniel from Wombat Films, with the support of Marion Tharaud (Haut et Court Distribution).

"It is a project aimed at all audiences and all cinemas, placing the film at the heart of its approach. The film is an experience."

Useful link: instagram

Share your cinema: Bringing cinema to social facilities

THE JURY'S HONOURABLE MENTION

The 2023 Jury also awarded a Special Mention to the Transmets ton ciné project.

‘A project of public interest that we hope to encourage public decision-makers to take up’.

Transmets ton ciné is a project to train professionals in the socio-cultural and medico-social sectors to incorporate arthouse films into their professional and collective practices.

It is run by Jérémie Monmarché and Tarik Roukba (from the Studio cinemas in Tours and the Passerelle Ciné association), Valérie Brasse and Sophie Morel (from Graines2Tech), Marlène Rybarz (a social worker), and with the collaboration of the Luciole association.

Useful link: https://www.passerellecine.org/passerelle-c-est-quoi.html

SCREEN SPIRIT: Bringing the stream and cinema worlds together

Screen Spirit is a cinema programme + a Festival event: the bi-monthly programme to talk about releases, cinemas, heritage, figures and the making of cinema, and the Festival, which is the high point of the season, in several cinemas in France and simultaneously on Twitch. Streamers present screenings and animations. Finally, Screen Spirit is a professional forum designed to forge links between players in the film and streaming worlds, with the aim of creating a genuine cinema ecosystem on Twitch and in cinemas.

Project led by Dimitri Margueres and Romain Besnard (Club de l'Étoile in Paris), Lucie Lanseman (streamer), Olivier Forest (Festival FAME, Gaité Lyrique) and Olivier Palatre (Architecte D.P.L.G. - D.E.F.A. / Scénographe).

Useful links : instagram - facebook - linkedin

BEYOND: Increasing the impact of committed films

Beyond offers a range of themed and cultural content based around a committed film. Beyond is an engaging new experience for cinema-goers and a source of communication content for professionals. Our aim is to extend the reach of our films and engage audiences in their cinematic experience.

With Tënk (documentary film platform), Ozzak (premium cinema ticket sales), BIM (producer of social and environmental impact campaigns), Les Ecrans (network of independent cinemas) and L'agence du court métrage.

THE FLIP/FLAP EXPERIENCE: Through CINEMA, through WORDS

Simple and fun! Teams challenge each other using software inspired by the audio description process, enhanced by artificial intelligence. Players get involved in a film, explore the richness of the language, and take a different look at blindness. A tool for running workshops for cinema owners, educational establishments and event organisers focusing on language, difference and cinema.

With the association La Luciole: Pilar Romero de Castilla (design, coordination), Florie Cauderlier (cinema relations, communication), Dorothée Lombard (President of La Luciole, visual impediment contact).

Useful link : http://www.laluciole.asso.fr/

Loops: The unique film festival!

Eco-responsible and festive events. Loops relies on joyful sobriety to create screenings that reuse films and unsold food over an artistic and collective aperitif in the cinema. So that today's alternatives become tomorrow's cinema-going habits!

Lead by Chloé Chéron (cinéma l’Entrepôt) and Alix Ménard (GECI, Première Cinémas).

La Mallette: Young ambassadors have their own app!

A tool to support existing ambassador programmes in cinemas, aimed at mediators and 15/25 year-olds. Networking for young ambassadors, a space for sharing their achievements (texts, events created, interviews, etc.), challenges for different groups to ‘challenge’ each other around cinema.

Project lead by Yoann Arzu (Agence Tadam), Léo Ortuno (Journaliste), Chloé Baysse (UFO Distribution), Agnès Dalle (Visibrain), Maxime Laure (DAF Externalisé), Sophie Petter (Salto), Coline Darin (Exploitation), Ludovic Piquemal (Cocktail Culturel).

Shorties: Young people, short films and international events

Challenge 15-25 year olds to programme and host short film screenings in arthouse cinemas around major events or causes. The winning team will receive a prize in line with the year's theme! The 2024 edition will be devoted to sport and the values of Olympism.

With Amélie Chatellier, Florence Keller, Liza Narboni and Cécile Horreau from the Agence du court métrage and Christophe Brangé, from the Elena agency.

Useful link: https://www.agencecm.com/pages/index.php/fais-ta-seance/

 

The Imperceptibles Festival

Jury prize Futura Cinema and professionals' favourites

The Imperceptibles Festival is based on secret sessions: to join this community and take part in the event, spectators have to find the hideouts by following an urban route in augmented reality. This gives access to the programme, the participating cinemas and the ticket office for the secret evenings.

The first edition of the Festival was launched in May 2022, in Paris and Budapest. The project received support from the CNC under the 15-25 call for projects.

The team consists of Robin Pierre (Designer graphique) and Alix Ménard (Etoile Cinémas).

Useful links: instagram - facebook 

Playful

2nd prize of the Jury

What if cinemas could benefit from programming video games? For gamers looking for a place to meet up, or to introduce new audiences to this increasingly popular medium, cinemas are the perfect place for a collective experience around video games. But what formats should be used? And with which games? The Playful team has come up with some solutions to help viewers get to grips with the game, and is preparing a tour of the region to enhance what cinemas can offer their audiences.

Since taking part in the Futura Cinema Challenge, Playful has been a huge success! The project received support from the CNC under the 15-25 call for projects. Numerous cinemas have asked the association to experiment with video games for their audiences.

The team is made up of Alexandre Suzanne, Olivier Gouttenoire (GRAC network of cinema mediators) and Nicolás Roman Borré (Cinéma le Gyptis in Marseille).

Useful links : instagram - facebook - linkedin - site web

Passerelle Ciné

Honourable mention

The Passerelle project is an internet platform that aims to make arthouse films accessible, raise awareness and encourage people to discover them in priority neighbourhoods by drawing on the networks of social workers and educators. The platform is intended to become national, collaborative, simple and intuitive, putting distributors, social structures and cinema operators in touch with each other and bringing audiences into contact with cinematographic works in just a few clicks. This platform will help distributors to reach out to more remote audiences, thanks to the tools that have been put in place.

The Passerelle project has received support from Europa Cinemas' Collaborate to Innovate scheme and is moving ahead at full speed: the website is almost ready! The team is currently meeting its future partners and developing its communication tools.

The team is made up of Tarik Roukba and Jérémie Monmarché (Cinémas Studio de Tours et association Passerelle Ciné), Manon Desseauve (Cinéma les 7 Batignolles), Vincent Tessier (CinéVR), Pierre-Emmanuel Le Goff et Guilhem Olive (La Vingt-Cinquième Heure).

Useful links: instagram - facebook - site web

INCLUSIV

Project recommended by professionals

INCLUSIV is a collaborative website and application, fed by a committed community of people with and without disabilities, which centralises and enriches information on the accessibility of cinemas, films and screenings, and encourages exchanges between audiences. The aim of this day-to-day tool is to support all cinema-goers before, during and after the screening by tracking their viewing experience. INCLUSIV not only accompanies the spectator, but also creates a caring community with and around him, based on mutual support and exchange. INCLUSIV aims to encourage and create links between all audiences.

Since joining Futura Cinema, the team has set up the EN PENTE DOUCE association, which runs the Inclusiv project. It is currently developing activities to raise awareness of cinema accessibility, and in 2023 will launch the development of the INCLUSIV application and website. Finally, the association is preparing accessibility training courses for professionals and organising special events.

Inclusiv is now on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin to keep up with cinema and disability news - you can also follow its pro newsletter.

The team is made up of Lena Nilly (Dulac Cinémas) and Mélissa Charles (Blue Mad Monkey), Victor Courgeon (Cinéma le Méliès de Montreuil) and Manon Kerjean (La Vingt-Cinquième Heure), with the help of Marie Diagne (Le cinéma parle). 

Useful links : instagram - facebook - site web

Podcasts and Cinéma - Listening in on cinema

Between the creation of a residency for sound artists and the production of original podcasts, this project, led by Narrason, aims to develop a strong editorial identity for cinemas in order to establish their uniqueness with current and future audiences.

The project has received support from Europa Cinémas through the Collaborate to Innovate scheme. It has set up residencies for sound artists in three cinemas: the Café des images in Hérouville-Saint-Clair, the Zola in Villeurbanne and the TNB in Rennes.

Narrason also produces the podcast Nouvelles séances, which profiles the people who make cinema happen from the inside.

The team consisted of Nolwenn Thivault and Aurélie Brousse (Narrason), Elise Mignot (Le Café des images), Charline Tabaraud (les Cinémas Star), Amandine Larue and Alix Ménard (le Labo des Cinémas Indépendants Parisiens)

Useful links : instagram - facebook - linkedin - site web

Cinéfil de l’eau

 

Cinéfil de l'eau is a floating cinema project, ecologically responsible in both its construction and operation.

The team consists of Agathe Perret (architecte), Pierre-Jean Bouillerce (Sceni Qua Non), Jordan Cohen (22h22), Sylvia Da Rocha and Alban Hugonnet.

Movie Sound Control

An inclusive smartphone service offering a high-quality, accessible and immersive experience, with personalised sound and access to audio description and multiple languages.

The team consists of Stéphane Dufossé (Augmented Acoustics), Marie-Claire Thoirey, François Jezequel and Bruno Bouvier (Direction RSE du groupe Orange).

Useful links: https://www.augmentedacoustics.com/