How are the screen industries changing in the next 3-5 years?
The screen media are changing fast.
With production, distribution, and consumption almost entirely digital, business models, audience behaviour, and funding systems are in flux. New opportunities arise, and old ways of thinking fall by the wayside, while the purpose of film remains the same. Regardless of format and platform, it is still all about moving the audience: sharing, entertaining, challenging, moving, and uplifting.
The Nostradamus Project’s mission is to document and predict these changes on a 3-5 year horizon and to present analysis in a manner that is equally comprehensible to producers, policymakers, stars, and students. We do this through interviews with change-makers and people in strategic positions in the industry about what they are doing and creating today. Context is provided by excellent research and journalism that is publicly available, but what you may be too busy to follow so closely.
In 2023, we published the tenth Nostradamus report, ”Everything Changing All At Once”, at Marché du Film, examining the restructuring phase for the traditional film and television industries due to AI-powered technologies and other changes in the industry. The 11th Nostradamus report will be presented at Marché du Film on May 20, 2024.
Under the Nostradamus umbrella, we organise international seminars in Göteborg during the Nordic Film Market and in Cannes at the Marché du Film, Berlinale, to mention a few. Nostradamus Project analysis has also been presented at film markets from Ghent to Rio, film funds, and meetings, such as the EFADs Think Tank and the EFARN.
Author and media analyst: Johanna Koljonen
Editorial team: Cia Edström, Josef Kullengård, Johanna Koljonen
Editorial advisors: Åsa Garnert, Tomas Eskilsson
The Nostradamus Project is founded and run by Göteborg Film Festival with additional support from Nordisk Film & TV Fond, Region Västra Götaland and Kulturakademin.
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