ShareDoc vous permet d’accélérer le changement
ShareDoc vous permet d’accélérer le changement
ShareDoc vous permet d’accélérer le changement
Amplifions ensemble l’impact des documentaires
Rien n'est plus frustrant que de vouloir aider et d'être impuissant. ShareDoc permet au public de surmonter le blues post-documentaire en agissant immédiatement et en soutenant les protagonistes ou une cause. Nous avons créé ShareDoc pour vous permettre de devenir un acteur du changement et amplifier l'impact social des documentaires. Après la projection d'un documentaire, vous pouvez désormais faire un don à un protagoniste ou à une association caritative, ou entreprendre des actions concrètes comme signer une pétition ou organiser une manifestation pour sensibiliser à une cause.

Il s’agit désormais d’agir
Il ne s'agit pas seulement de s'attarder sur la sensibilisation. À elle seule la sensibilisation ne suffit pas. Elle ne fournit pas refuge aux millions de réfugiés qui parcourent le monde et ne contribue pas à changer le sort des 26 milliards de poulets piégés dans l'industrie alimentaire mondiale. Au mieux, la sensibilisation est un début.... La prise de conscience peut amener votre public à agir via ShareDoc : et c'est précisément cette action qui contribuera à changer la vie de vos protagonistes.
Daughters of the sun
Daughters of the sun @ ShareDocA House Made of Splinters
A House Made of Splinters @ ShareDocThe Distant Barking of Dogs
The Distant Barking of Dogs @ ShareDocInside Kabul
Inside Kabul @ ShareDocAWAY
AWAY @ ShareDocDorpie
Dorpie @ ShareDocThe Homes We Carry
The Homes We Carry @ ShareDocMy Name is Happy
My Name is Happy @ ShareDocLotus Sports Club
Lotus Sports Club @ ShareDocIn the Shadow of Beirut
In the Shadow of Beirut @ ShareDocNotes on Displacement
Notes on Displacement @ ShareDocFINITE: The Climate of Change
FINITE: The Climate of Change @ ShareDocA Story of Bones
A Story of Bones @ ShareDocOutside
Outside @ ShareDocLeaving to Remain
Leaving to Remain @ ShareDocThe Doggies
The Doggies @ ShareDocHolding Up The Sky
Holding Up The Sky @ ShareDocAbsconded
Absconded @ ShareDocInnocence
Innocence @ ShareDocThis Stolen Country of Mine
This Stolen Country of Mine @ ShareDocA Golden Life
A Golden Life @ ShareDocWANIBIK (the people who live in front of their land)
WANIBIK (the people who live in front of their land) @ ShareDocWhen spring came to Bucha
When spring came to Bucha @ ShareDocUnnamed documentary
Unnamed documentary @ ShareDocAs I Was Looking Above, I Could See Myself Underneath
As I Was Looking Above, I Could See Myself Underneath @ ShareDocEREN
EREN @ ShareDocOur Daily Bread
Our Daily Bread @ ShareDocJe suis noires
Je suis noires @ ShareDocDon't Worry, the Doors Will Open
Don't Worry, the Doors Will Open @ ShareDocPryvoz
Pryvoz @ ShareDocArna's Children
Arna's Children @ ShareDocNo Obvious Signs
No Obvious Signs @ ShareDocKing Lear: how we looked for love during the war
King Lear: how we looked for love during the war @ ShareDocIndia's 1st Best Trans Model Agency
India's 1st Best Trans Model Agency @ ShareDocI Must Away
I Must Away @ ShareDocFragments of Resilience
Fragments of Resilience @ ShareDocSEYRAN ATES: SEX, REVOLUTION AND ISLAM
SEYRAN ATES: SEX, REVOLUTION AND ISLAM @ ShareDocZadvengers
Zadvengers @ ShareDocTales of a Toy Horse
Tales of a Toy Horse @ ShareDocThe New Greatness Case
The New Greatness Case @ ShareDocSharedoc for the filmmakers, the protagonists, the audience and the industry.
With our easy QR code system, featured in the credits, everyone can easily donate or take action.
Impact Mondial
Nous en sommes convaincus : ShareDoc a le potentiel de changer des vies
At CPH:DOX, we were impressed by the spirit and determination of Share Doc to further the efforts of filmmakers and their work, and provide concrete support for film characters and issues they fight for- or with. It is essential that civil society and film collaborate in their role of "change agents” in the society. ShareDoc is an excellent tool to advocate for social, cultural, political and legal change around documentary films.
Tereza Simikova Head of Industry CPH:DOX 2023
While we as documentary makers are not allowed to reimburse our characters, Share Doc has ensured that our Daughters of the Sun have received a wonderful contribution for their efforts. I also noticed that the film audience that attended the Q&As really enjoyed to be able to do something concrete for the Yazidi women after watching the film.
Reber Dosky , Filmmaker
Here is why we believe our platform can be a success and disrupt the film industry! Watching a heavy documentary is one thing, but leaving it helpless after watching does not make me happy. If I were satisfied and able to act, I would go to this type of film more often.' ShareDoc’s mission is critical. As a film festival, we aim to collaborate with the platform for several reasons. Mainly, the project has the potential to become a single platform continually working with impact and with specific human-rights documentaries, which are the core of our festival programming strategy.
Organizer Festival One World
The audience can be more willing to visit specific documentaries if they can be involved instead of being reduced to passivity. The more festivals engage with ShareDoc, the greater the possibility of a united industry that encourages dialogue between the audience, filmmakers, protagonists, and festival representatives. ShareDoc and film festivals could work together to encourage the rise of an engaged audience willing to go beyond the film experience and engage in broader social changes.
Ondřej Kamenický, Director One World
I believe ShareDoc can lead to more satisfied audiences at our film festival and significant changes for the protagonists. It would change our image from being an information-oriented and discussion-oriented festival to an action-oriented festival. It is innovative as there are no similar initiatives only focused on the documentary industry.
Eric van de Giessen, Former International Support Manager at Movies that Matter
For us as producers, the ShareDoc concept is fantastic. We often get the question: "How can we help this person in your film?"
and here we actually have an answer, where the protagonists themselves can receive direct donations. Maria Kristensen /Producer Final Cut for Real
The logistics are manageable, and most importantly: We always have a feeling that we are collaborating with an organisation that has its heart in the right place.
Maria Kristensen, Producer Final Cut for Real
As a documentry filmmaker I sometimes asked myself – does my job still have sense in this world, overloaded with video material and documentaries of any kind?
Are festivals, red carpets and prizes really my goal? No.
Anastasia Vinokurova, Filmmaker
The share-doc idea was for me an insight. Making documentaries to create a real social impact – that sounds good! Share-docs makes it possible on very direct way.
Thanks to share-docs I found a new motivation to continue working on documentary film, looking for stories and protagonists, who are making this world better and need help on it.
Anastasia Vinokurova, Filmmaker
I wanted to say HUGE THANKS for your idea and platform! think we did it well
Ruslan Fedotow, Filmmaker Away
ShareDoc festival events
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ShareDoc permet à tous les acteurs du secteur de s'impliquer dans de nouvelles collaborations. Notre objectif est de nous associer aux festivals de films dédiés aux droits de l'homme et de contribuer à la création d'une industrie accessible et permettant au public d'agir instantanément.
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Que vous soyez réalisateur, organisateur de festival ou tout simplement un féru de documentaire, nous sommes toujours ravis d’échanger avec vous!
Nordisk Panorama shines a spotlight on ground-breaking tool for documentarians ShareDoc
Presented as “a tool for change”, ShareDoc supports the protagonists of any given documentary by prompting a “call to action” through a simple QR code shown at the end of each screening. By scanning the code, viewers can donate money, “bond with the filmmakers” and be an active part of the film’s impact campaign.
Daughters of the Sun selected for Gouden Kalf Nominations @ Nederlands Filmfestival
The portrayed Yazidi women were barely teenagers when Islamic State soldiers kidnapped them and inducted them as (sex) slaves. By now many have returned. Dramatist Hussein helps them resettle in the community they were brutally snatched away from.
Many of the Yazidi women were still teenagers when they were abducted from their villages in the Kurdish mountains by Islamic State warriors. They were forced to convert to Islam and sold to terrorists as sex slaves. Now that the survivors have returned to their country, they bear a double cross: not only do they have traumatic memories, they are also afraid of the reactions from their own community. In this documentary, director Reber Dosky follows dramatist Hussein who tries to lessen the fear among both the women and the community by making the traumas visible and discussible.
Sheffield DocFest | The MeetMarket
We are delighted to announce the selection for the 18th
edition of our flagship pitching forum, the MeetMarket, which will take
place on Thursday 15 and Friday 16 of June 2023.
The slate includes 48 documentary projects, in development or at production stage, to be pitched in one-to-one meetings to international and UK industry representatives and experts.
DOCS Ireland | Engaging Audience
Creative Practices for Documentary Distribution
Hosted by audience designer Sile Culley, this event will focus on the importance of audience engagement, and the journey of non-fiction film through the film value chain in an ever-changing market. Bringing together innovators in the realm of non-fiction filmmaking to present on the methods they have utilised in finding new ways to reach audiences.
The Homes We Carry by Brenda Akele Jorde
Interview by Geoffrey Macnab, Business Doc Europe
It’s a badly neglected episode in recent German history. Before the Berlin Wall came down, thousands of Mozambicans travelled to the GDR to work and study. Many started families. Both countries were socialist and they seemed like natural allies. But then, after reunification, the contract workers discovered they were no longer wanted or needed in the new Germany. Impoverished and without any chance of work, they were forced to head back to Africa, often leaving wives and children behind them. They had been very badly exploited.
Industry Report: Documentary
Interview by Valerio Caruso, Cineuropa
Anne Marie Borsboom, the founder of ShareDoc, breaks down her tool designed to bridge the gap between documentary lovers and immediate action, enabling viewers to support protagonists and drive social impact.
Cineuropa: Why did you create Share-Doc.org?
Anne Marie Borsboom:
I'm a filmmaker, so I make documentaries and I love documentaries. And I
was always so irritated by the fact that when a film is shown at a
festival or wherever, people don’t know what to do if their heart is
bleeding and they want to do something. I call it the post-documentary
blues. We thought this could easily be resolved by giving them a tool
they could use to lend their support.
Rise of Institutions
Friday 24 March, Social Cinema, Kunsthal Charlottenborg
In face of the broken, unjust or insufficient systems they document, these filmmakers stepped-up their change-making game and proceeded to practical solutions of larger societal problems of knowledge, coordination and resources. In these mini-case study sessions, speakers will explore the power of institutions, their journey from initial small steps to the final achievements and the vision they have for the future.
ShareDoc Presentation
Speaker: Anne Marie Borsboom - ShareDoc
After a screening of an engaging documentary, audiences tend to ask: how can I help? ShareDoc start-up enables documentary lovers to take action after watching a documentary by supporting a protagonist or a charity with a QR code featured in the credits; and to act for impact by donating or igniting a petition or organizing awareness.
The Impact of sharing
14 March 2023 by Nick Cunningham - Business Doc Europe
Founder Anne Marie Borsboom explains to Business Doc Europe how her ShareDoc initiative is designed for doc-watchers “with a philanthropic mindset.”
By scanning a QR code at the end of a screening audiences can donate directly to the protagonists whose lives they have just observed. Or if not financially, then they can engage in impact activity in other ways, such as by forming a petition, Borsboom suggests, or arranging a protest or even simply communicating their support (via the film’s producer).
ShareDoc Interview
with Anne Marie Borsboom - ShareDoc
“I’m a filmmaker, so I make documentaries and I love documentaries,” adds Borsboom. “And I always was so irritated that if you see a film at a festival or wherever, what can people do if their heart is bleeding and they want to do something? I call it the post-documentary blues. We thought these could be easy to resolve by giving them a tool they can use to donate.”
Don’t Let Them Lose Your Thread
How Digital Platform Could Help Your Film
27 March 15:00–16:00, French Institute in Prague, Štěpánská 35, Praha
ShareDoc presentation of new digital tools
Are you a documentary maker aiming to support the protagonists involved in your film and to share their unique story? Then ShareDoc might be just for you. This new free-to-use platform offers a unique solution for making a change with your film. ShareDoc would like to be seen as a crossroad between everyone involved in the lifecycle of a documentary. Through setting up a profile on the platform and implementing simple QR code in your film credits, the viewers could directly donate to your cause, characters or otherwise contribute to the good thing.
The session will introduce both of these platforms and how you could join as a filmmaker, what are the benefits and what is needed to join. For more info visit www.share-doc.org.
ShareDoc Presentation
Speaker: Anne Marie Borsboom - ShareDoc
ShareDoc presentation of new digital tools
The session will introduce the ShareDoc platforms and how you could join as a filmmaker, what are the benefits and what is needed to join. For more info visit www.share-doc.org.
ShareDoc is the brainchild of Anne-Marie Borsboom, an Amsterdam native working as a filmmaker and producer. Anne-Marie was the first camerawoman in the Netherlands, collaborating with a broad array of directors.
Industry: Take on Film & Impact
27 March 9:00–13:00, Filmhuis Den Haag
How can films on social issues do more than just raise awareness? Are you a filmmaker looking for the formula to take your film to the next level? Join this morning session on creating impact campaigns that drive social change and get inspired!
ShareDoc Presentation
Speakers: Jacqueline van Vugt (director) and Janke Smit (ShareDoc)
Jacqueline van Vugt and Janke Smit explain what the Share-Doc platform can offer filmmakers and the impact it can make. ShareDoc is a new platform for all filmmakers and producers seeking support for the protagonist of their film. ShareDoc enables documentary lovers to take action after watching a documentary by supporting a protagonist or a charity with a QR code featured in the credits; and to act for impact by donating or igniting a petition or organizing awareness. ShareDoc stands as a crossroad between everyone involved in the lifecycle of a documentary.
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