1. Saturday, February 4th

   09:00–10:30	Registration. Welcome Coffee
   10:30–11:00	Eisenstein Hall Opening
   11:00–12:30	Eisenstein Hall Cinema, Television and New Media in 2012: Key Topics
   	Fellini Hall Media Pirates: Is It Worth Dealing With Them?
   	Tarkovsky Hall State Support of the Production and Distribution of National Cinema – What is Going to Change?
   	Parajanov Hall How to Finance Cinema and TV Projects at the Expense of Advertisers?
   	Bergman Hall Institute of Stars: Why isn’t the Hollywood Strategy Used in Russia?
   12:30–13:00	Coffee Break
   13:00–14:30	Eisenstein Hall Co-Production: How to Find a Common Language?
   	Tarkovsky Hall Is There a Future for Cinemas and Distribution?
   	Fellini Hall What do the Figures Mean? Cinema, Television and Advertising in 2012
   	Bergman Hall Computer Games and the World of Cinema: Meeting Points
   14:30–15:30	Lunch
   15:30–17:00	Eisenstein Hall Breakthrough Hit Creation: A Gift of Foresight or Calculation?
   	Tarkovsky Hall How to Finance Projects Through Special Funds?
   	Fellini Hall How Will New Technology Change the Content Distribution Market?
   	Bergman Hall Film Studios: Who Will Win the Competition?
   	Parajanov Hall Ukraine: This Applies to Everyone. State Policy for Supporting Cinema and Co-Production.
   17:00–17:30	Coffee Break
   17:30–19:00	Eisenstein Hall Transmedia: A New Language for a New Audience
   	Tarkovsky Hall Will Russia be able to Transform from the World’s Largest TV Format Importer into the Largest Exporter, and What Will it Take?
   	Fellini Hall The Israeli Phenomenon: From Creative Desert to Creative World Centre
   	Bergman Hall Where and How to Look for Talent?
   	Parajanov Hall Independent Cinema: How Not to Pass by a New Wave?