DCampus Workshops
About this opportunity
DCampus Workshops (formerly Documentary Campus Masterschool) is a 10-month incubator for Europe's documentary and factual media professionals, combining intensive training, international mentoring, and direct market access. The programme features two in-person workshops and three online sessions led by internationally recognised experts from broadcasters including ARTE, Netflix, and HBO, alongside dedicated one-to-one mentorship. Approximately 70% of DCampus projects enter production. The programme culminates in a final pitch at the SILBERSALZ Science and Media Festival in Halle, Germany.
Application tips
The programme has a European focus but welcomes projects that address international themes. Participation is free of charge, with travel scholarships available. Your project should be in active development with a clear documentary or factual angle.
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