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T-Port
Germany
distribution platform
VISION
T-Port is an innovative non-profit online platform aimed at promoting emerging talent and facilitating the distribution of short films within the professional film industry. The platform hosts 1900+ titles made by independent filmmakers and students, including award-winning films and top-festival selections. We focus on creating a link between emerging talents and industry professionals – programmers, buyers, sales agents & distributors scouting for short films and talent, as well as producers, talent agencies & promotion bodies, who are searching for their next discovery. The platform also curates a selection of high-quality films to fit the specific needs of festivals and professionals. T-Port is an independent non-profit association based in Berlin, Germany supported by the Creative Europe MEDIA program, the Gesher Multicultural Film Fund.
MISSION
Our main goal is to bridge the gap between emerging filmmakers and the professional global film industry using cutting-edge technologies to create a viable network and to maximize the audience outreach of films made by students and short filmmakers worldwide.
INDUSTRY ACTIVITY & MARKET PRESENCE
T-Port has an extensive Pan-European network of over 40 leading organisations, including film festivals and markets, online VOD platforms, sales agents, producers, buyers, national agencies and film schools. These partnerships enable us to promote the films, facilitate their distribution and expand their audience reach worldwide. As a pioneer in the field of digital promotion for film professionals prior to COVID-19, we attend major in-person film industry events across Europe and globally to accompany our online activity. T-Port offers workshops and mentorships to filmmakers both online and in person.
Admin Address
Schinkestr. 24, DE – 12047, Berlin, Germany
(Managing Director)
Co-founder and Head of Industry at T-Port. Since 2018, he has led workshops and industry events, mentoring film students on the challenges of short film distribution.
He is also a Berlin-based film producer, and serves on multiple film festival selection committees and development platforms, bridging the gap between the industry and emerging filmmakers. A graduate of programs like Atelier Ludwigsburg-Paris and Berlinale Talents, Amos has earned accolades as both a producer and director. A member of the European Film Academy.