This is it. Our Climate Crisis XR Workshop has come to an end.

As we’ve mentioned previously, this year’s Workshop took place in a hybrid format due to the terrible disaster that occurred on October 7th. 

Eight talented teams participated in the workshop over the past few weeks, and at its conclusion, 4 projects were selected to receive development and production grants totaling 100,000 NIS each:

The Burner Boys – Nofar Laor and Ronny Daniel

The Last Bee – Yair Bartal and Shaked Orenstein

The Climate Diplomat – Roy Kimhi and Jonathan Manevich

Dead Sea Elegy – Shiri Blumenthal and Eviatar Moncaz

We congratulate them and wish them great success in the further development and production of their wonderful and captivating creations. All of this was made possible with the passion and commitment of our wonderful partners: Mifal Hapais – Israel Lottery Council for Culture & Arts, The French Institute – Israel and The French Embassy – Israel, Goethe Institute, NewImages Hub – Forum des Images, School of Sustainability and Advanced Reality Lab (ARL) – Reichman University.

Ran Tal | 1341 Frames of Love and War – Award for Best Full-Length Documentary, and recipient of a Development Grant from HOT and Makor Foundation.

Henya Brodbeker | The Three of Us – Award for Best Debut Film

Efim Graboy | Lies I Told Myself – Award for Best Cinematography

Noa Haber | 1341 Frames of Love and War – Award for Artistic Design

We were truly excited!

 Dear creators, we welcome you to join our XR Industry Open Day at the French Institute on Monday, February 5th.

Admission is free, advanced registration is required.