#EFAPCANNES - Stage au Marché du film
Le Marché du Film réunit aujourd’hui plus de 12.500 professionnels du cinéma pour présenter et découvrir près de 4.000 films et projets dans 33 salles de projection. Au milieu de cette ruche tourbillonnante, Clara, étudiante en 4e année à l’école de communication EFAP.
"Je suis à l'accueil sur un stand média où les vendeurs se rencontrent pour proposer leur film à la vente à l'international", raconte Clara, en stage sur le Marché du Film, le plus grand rassemblement international des professionnels du secteur.
Contexte oblige, “l’ambiance est très calme”, selon notre étudiante. Mais cela lui permet de nouer des contacts, “de faire des rencontres”... mais aussi de voir plusieurs films en compétition !
Une belle opportunité pour Clara, ravie de son stage et qui compte bien se servir de cette expérience comme "tremplin pour son projet professionnel".
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