Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event, the Nordic region’s most vibrant film summit, welcomes 700 global guests to Tallinn from 9-20 November. With a packed schedule of 120+ masterclasses, panels, and workshops, we asked an acclaimed Estonian producer Sander Lebreht to share his top programme picks.
Sander Lebreht is an Estonian film producer and cum laude graduate of Tallinn University’s BFM, where he produced My Dear Corpses, the film that won Estonia its first Student Academy Award. He is a partner at [Exitfilm](linkhttps://www.exitfilm.ee/, Estonia’s oldest film studio, and brings innovation to the industry through Lebenrecht Films and FilmLink.
Take a look at Sander’s top picks from the Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event 2026 programme, and his comments on his selection.
Innovate The Industry – Innovate Your Leaders
Wednesday, November 18, 13:00
Nordic Hotel Forum, Capella
This would be my number one suggestion. We live in times that change ever faster, and change is inevitable, so it is wise to learn how to embrace it.
Same Story, Different Medium: A Creative Workshop For Games And Film
Wednesday, November 18, 12:30
Nordic Hotel Forum, Arcturus
Two worlds are coming closer every year, and innovation happens where different mediums cross. This talk is definitely for the crazy ones!
From Sound To Space: Creating With Dolby Atmos
Wednesday, November 18, 9:00
Studio89
A film with a good picture and bad sound is much harder to enjoy than the other way around. Sound is what gives the motion picture its juice. This is where the magic happens.
From Production To Exhibition: Rethinking Theatrical Distribution
Friday, November 20, 9:00
Nordic Hotel Forum, Capella
I have a feeling the room will be full of producers. Who doesn’t want to sell more or get more visibility for their masterpiece?
The New Underground: Film Discovery In The Age Of Social Media Restrictions
Friday, November 20, 11:45
Nordic Hotel Forum, Arcturus
Interesting insights into the recent social media bans and what they mean for distribution. How do we reach young audiences? What is their medium? These are some of the questions it sparked in me.
Industry Talk: Pauline Hansson And Nina Haun “Triangle Of Sadness”
Tuesday, November 17, 15:30
Tallink Spa & Conference Hotel, Galaxy 2
I loved Triangle of Sadness and I’m a big fan of Östlund’s work. Getting to see behind the curtain of film magic and ask questions of the people behind it all is a wonderful and hopefully useful chance you cannot miss.
Check the full event programme at Industry@Tallinn & BalticEvent at industry.poff.ee.
Selected events will also be available online after the event.
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