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Curriculum Vitae
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Sabina Gorini studied Modern
History at Oxford University and Law at the College of Law,
London. From 1996 to 1998 she worked as a lawyer in a London
city firm where she qualified as a solicitor. She then
attended a postgraduate course (DEA) in International Economic
Law at the Université Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne specialising
in European Audiovisual Law. Before coming to the Institute
she worked as an intern in the Audiovisual Policy Unit of the
Education and Culture Directorate of the European Commission
in Brussels. Her research interests are in the area of
European audiovisual law and policy in particular with regard
to cinema (protection and exploitation of audiovisual
heritage, national and European support schemes for film
production).
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(with J.J.C.
Kabel), Broadcasters'
obligation to invest in (cinematographic) film: The
Netherlands, Amsterdam, 2005.
The public broadcasting
organisations in the Netherlands play a fundamental part
with respect to the production of cinematographic films,
produced by the Dutch film industry. These organisations
are involved in the production of virtually all films of
this kind. Participation in cinematographic production
takes place on a voluntary basis and, as from 2005, the
public broadcasters have announced the adoption of a
streamlined film policy which will cover their coordinated
investments in cinematographic feature films. The
contribution of public broadcasters takes the form of
direct investment in film productions. In addition,
funding institutions (CoBO and STIFO) exist which are
specifically aimed at supporting projects involving a
public broadcasting organisation. Although commercial
broadcasting organistions have hitherto played a
negligible role in this respect, the main commercial
broadcaster in the Netherlands, RTL Nederland, has also
recently adopted a voluntary policy of investment in
cinematographic films.
25.01.2006
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The Protection of Cinematographic Heritage in Europe,
IRIS plus (Supplement bij IRIS - Legal Observations of
the European Audiovisual Observatory), 2004-8.
23.09.04
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Updated
03.07.2012
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