FilmForward joins forces with The National Film School of Denmark, Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event and The Norwegian Film School to organise a MiniMBA Mastering AI for European Film Professionals from April to November 2026. The programme will focus on various areas of AI, such as technical skills and ethical discussions, and takes place in Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Tallinn and online. Apply by February 18th: there’s a select number of places available. Two selected Dutch applicants will receive partial funding from Netherlands Film Fund.
The Mastering AI for European Film Professionals programme is tailored for industry professionals eager to master the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in the audiovisual industry. It is an intensive executive training initiative spanning over nine months. The course will take place in five modules across Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Tallinn, and online.
Led by industry expert Sten Saluveer, this five-module course aims to equip participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate and innovate in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. You will explore the impact of AI on creative storytelling, interactive learning, practical applications of AI tools, and strategic network development.
What will you learn?
Basic AI literacy & comprehension
Pragmatic EU sector & profession-specific AI workflows
Understanding Ethics copyright & IP
Developing AI-driven Business models
Facilitating knowledge sharing & organization AI change
Who is this MiniMBA for?
This course is ideal for validated European audiovisual professionals (producers, directors, writers, DOPs, distributors, exhibitors, financiers, executives, heads of department, technology & VFX leads, policymakers, educators) with a minimum of five years of proven industry experience. The program seeks individuals in positions to influence strategic decision-making and implement learned practices within their organisations or projects.
Application process
Applications and CV should be made by filling out this application form. The application deadline is February 18th, with selections based on experience and motivation. Video interviews will take place between 23 and 27 February. The selected applicants will be announced on March 9th.
Funding opportunities
The Netherlands Film Fund offers partial funding for two selected Dutch participants.