Rome’s MIA Market for TV series, feature films and documentaries wrapped Sunday after four days of dealmaking, project presentations and panels done both in person and online. Given coronavirus con…
Rome’s MIA Market for TV series, feature films and documentaries wrapped Sunday after four days of dealmaking, project presentations and panels done both in person and online. Given coronavirus constraints it constituted a minor miracle.
Milazzotto also pointed out that this year’s MIA, which marks its 6th edition, “had a solid and constant presence, both onsite and online, throughout.” Incidentally, the hundreds of execs who physically attended had the unique experience of being at a market inside the 17th century Palazzo Barberini, which is Italy’s National Ancient Art gallery, where company stands are set up amid Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces.
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