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Berlin, Germany · Est. 2001 · Established legitimate festival with meaningful track record
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Documentary Campus Masterschool is a Berlin-based European training programme for documentary and other factual projects in development, rather than a public competition festival. It is notable for linking European filmmakers with international industry professionals through workshops, mentorship, and pitching opportunities, and for helping launch acclaimed projects such as Notes on Blindness, Into Darkness, Houston, We Have a Problem, and Something Better to Come.[1][2][3]
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