Speakers & Juries

Eva Vlassopoulou

Eva Vlassopoulou is a theater director, scriptwriter, script consultant and script editor based in Athens, Greece. As a script editor, she has worked on the feature films Animal by Sofia Exarchou (Locarno IFF 2023 – Pardo for Best Performance, Thessaloniki IFF 2023 – Golden Alexander, LUX Audience Award Nomination 2024) as well as Mignon/Mirage by Sofia Georgovasili (in post-production). As a script consultant, she has worked on Summer Spell by Rinio Dragasaki (in pre-production), Black Water by Isabella Margara (in development), and on the short film Flowers in her Head by Katerina Zisoudi (pre-production). She is currently co-writing the screenplay for the feature film Anchored, directed by Katerina Mavrogeorgi (in development, LAGFF Discovery Days Award 2025).

Eva is deeply committed to the collaborative development process, believing that every story has the potential to find its unique voice through thoughtful, structured support.

Lotte Laitinen

Lotte Laitinen is a Helsinki-based script consultant from Finland, holding a BA in screenwriting. Their background includes four years of work from local production companies, consulting on projects at various stages of development, financing and distribution. Lotte has also served as a content advisor for private equity fund Finnish Impact Film Fund, providing script assessments and dramaturgical analysis for international co-productions. In parallel with consulting, Lotte serves as a script mentor for the TV Beats co-financing market at the Tallinn Black Nights FF.

Sean Greenhorn

Sean Greenhorn is a creative executive and script development specialist with extensive experience in Scottish film and television. He holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Script Development from the National Film and Television School. He spent seven years on the scripted team at Screen Scotland, the national screen agency, where he helped nurture and develop feature films, television projects, and animation from Scottish writers for the international market. He worked closely with emerging talent, supporting projects across genres and budgets, guiding them from initial concept through development and helping position them for production and distribution. This included award-winning shorts such as Sean Lionadh's Too Rough and features such as Laura Carreira's On Falling. Prior to Screen Scotland, he worked at Glasgow Film Theatre and Glasgow Film Festival, rising to Programme Manager. Sean now works freelance in development, production and consultancy, and is currently establishing a new genre-focused production company in Scotland.