These submissions closed on the 1st of March 2020. In the meantime, the convention has shifted to an online format. We are currently accepting additional submissions for online programming (deadline 9 August), check here: Call for speakers v2.0
Programme applications are open from 2nd of November 2019 until 1st of March 2020. Please submit your applications before this deadline in order to be considered. Types of programme accepted for the Futuricon – Eurocon 2020 convention include:
- Lectures
- Panels (up to 5 panelists)
- Workshops
- Presentations of new books, films, games, etc.
- Quizzes
- Tabletop games
- Live action role play games (LARP)
- Treasure hunts & other types of games
Every programme item must be directly or indirectly related to speculative fiction in literature, film, games, theater, visual arts, and other media, achievements and innovations in science and technology, or the fandom itself. In addition to the regular programme, we also welcome activities for children such as creative workshops or games.
Because we expect a significant number of international attendees (including children), please submit your programme item in the English language if possible. We will only accept a limited number of applications in Croatian.
The content of the programme, including the presentation slides, must conform with our Code of conduct.
The application process
We use Sessionize to handle submissions and schedule building. In order to submit a session for Futuricon, you will need to register a Sessionize account. (You may review their privacy policy here.) A speaker photo (or a group photo if the programme is organized by a collective) is required.
General instructions are provided next to the submission form – please read them carefully, and contact us if you have any additional questions.
We will periodically go through the submissions and notify you whether yours was accepted into the official programme. This means that if you submit your proposal early, you may be notified of whether it was accepted long before the submission deadline.
Parts of the programme will be published on our website while the submissions are still open, and we expect the majority of the programme to be public by May 2020.
Want to be a part of the Futuricon programme?
We’re looking forward to your applications!
