Balkans Beyond Borders opens the call for submissions for the 3rd edition of Balkans Beyond Borders Short Film Festival.
Celebrating Balkan diversity, multilingualism and communication, the 3rd edition has as title “TALK TO ME”. For one more time young artists up to the age of 30 from the Balkan region and beyond (Southeast Europe) are invited to create their own short film related to this year’s topic. The submission period runs from the 10th of November until the 1st of April and the festival will take place in Tirana in May 2012. Read more »
Balkans Beyond Borders had the opportunity to participate with its representatives at the event “Life Learning and Volunteering” organized by the State Scholarships Foundation. The event took place at Technopolis in Athens as part of the European Year of Volunteerism on Thursday, the 15th of December. Visitors of all ages with majority the students wanted to learn as much as possible about BBB, its activities and the ways they can be involved. The Balkans is an area that interest lots of young Greeks and they want to discover the activities that take place in it. Read more »
Balkans Beyond Borders, the winner of the 2nd “Charlemagne Youth Prize” 2011, was invited by the European Parliament to present its project along with the other “Charlemagne Youth Prize” 2011 winners to the Committee of Culture and Education in Brussels the 10th of November 2011. Read more »
In November 2011 Balkans Beyond Borders established an exclusive partnership with Critical Path Consulting and Training company. Balkans Beyond Borders together with Critical Path, its official training partner for 2011-2012, initiated a training program in order all the BBB team to be qualified and certified on Project Management Professional. Critical Path’s trainers aim to show the benefits and the power of project management professional to our organization. Read more »
On Thursday 13 of October, at 21.00 – 22.00 Balkans Beyond Borders will participate to the Balkan Snapshots Preview event which will take place in Kriterion in Amsterdam. Everyone interested in Balkan culture is more than welcome. Read more »
“Whether attending the NIFF for the 1st or the 8th time, you can always experience something new”. Members of Balkans Beyond Borders team were there as partners to NIFF enjoying every moment of the festival. There were shorts that inspired us, talented young filmmakers that moved us and images that teased our senses. Read more »
Exit Festival took place from July 7 to 10 at Petrovaradin fortress in Novi Sad, more than 500 artists performed at 20 stages, and this year 2,000 000 were expected!
Bad Religion’s Jay Bentley described Exit Festival as “the best festival on the planet ever, non better. That’s true, I’m having a great time. Everybody is real nice and real happy that we’re here.”
Joachim Garraud was more than thrilled with everything. His first impression of Exit was, “Woooow, it’s amazing! I haven’t played already, never at a fortress. I hope to wake up early and see everything.”
