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  1. Vienna's NovaScreen festival accepts only images made with generative AI

    Filmed, stock and 3D material are barred from the 9 October 2027 edition, which takes entries until 31 July 2027.

    • Screen and exhibition
  2. Mirelo's SFX 2.0 strips unwanted music from a video and keeps the dialogue

    The audio tool takes clips up to 10 minutes, at a third off its credit rate until 12 December 2026.

    • Tools and models
  3. New Frames entries have closed and winners are named on 15 November

    The shortlist goes public on 6 November, public voting runs to 14 November and the jury awards a €500 Grand Prize.

    • Screen and exhibition
    • Practice and learning
  4. EU icons for labelling AI-generated content are free to use

    Three variants, from fully AI-generated to partially AI-modified, come as SVG and PNG files; use is optional.

    • Policy
  5. Annecy's 2027 pitch call asks projects to justify significant AI use

    Mifa Pitches entries open in November 2026 and run to January 2027, with a statement of intent for AI-shaped work.

    • Screen and exhibition
  6. New Frames shortlist is due on 6 November, with public voting to 14 November

    Entries closed on 30 October; €900 in prizes includes a €100 Viewers' Favourite decided by verified public votes.

    • Screen and exhibition
    • Practice and learning
  7. Erich Pommer Institut runs a €50 online legal update on AI in film and TV

    Four hours on 3 December, 10:00 to 14:00 CET, on copyright, data protection and the AI Act; booking closes 2 December.

    • Practice and learning
  8. CNC aid for films, audiovisual works and games will require a script author

    The 14 October deliberation, published on 31 October, also ties music aid to a composer and narrows dubbing costs.

    • Policy
  9. NPO and three media groups set AI deepfake labels for news, reality and fiction

    Deepfakes in films and series get the EU AI logo at the start; in news it stays on screen while they show.

    • Screen and exhibition
  10. Commission says AI effects in standard film work are unlikely to pass as real

    An Article 50 FAQ adds a film example; deepfakes still need a clear disclosure by first exposure at the latest.

    • Policy

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