Every first Wednesday of the month, filmmakers and artists can bring their work-in-progress to a peer-to-peer session. One or two participants present their own work (or work plans) per session. After the presentation, the group engages in constructive and moderated conversation around the questions and issues submitted by the presenting artists. This exchange can be very open or zero in on a specific topic. The goal is to gain a fresh perspective on your own work.

Peer-to-peer is primarily aimed at documentary and experimental filmmakers, both aspiring & experienced, who are not currently enrolled in a school. That being said, anyone who wishes to share something is welcome to do so. We are committed to being an open and welcoming space.

For our last session before the summer break, we’re organizing something different: instead of the usual single-screen presentations, we’ll host an installation in the “black box”. This special format is in support of one of our long-standing members, who will use this session as a try-out. The focus will be on collaboration, exchange, and experimentation with the setup. Afterward, we'll continue the conversation and close off the season over drinks.