The Guild of British Film and Television Editors, GBFTE, is an association of editors in the British Film and Television Industries. The Guild's aims are to: raise the profile of the skill and craft of editing; encourage suitable and effective training for those wishing to take up editing as a profession; provide a forum for the discussion of technological development and innovation within the profession; secure co-operation from other professional bodies in the film and television industry, both nationally and internationally.

Last productions: Arena. Austria/Spain 2009. Film still. www.arena-film.com. Hafner's Paradise. Austria/Spain 2007. Film still. www.hafnersparadise.com.

GUSTAV FILM was established in 2000 and started of as a production company for TV commercials. The company soon became one of the leaders in the Slovenian market producing a number of award wining TV ads for Slovenian and international clients. Led by Frenk Celarc, one of Slovenia's best known production managers whose work includes over 30 feature films of national andinternational production, the company now focuses primarily on its own film production. Besides our own production, we also offer a complete range of film services which includes infrastructure, equipment and organization for all types of film production in Slovenia. Gustav film few years ago focused on low budget film production starting with LETTER TO A CHILD and continue with DAD where we first invite crew members important and necessary for film production and create a wide coalition of local co-producers creating a production family that together strongly beleives in the film. What we are looking for is creative crew in all levels and good energy in development, production and promotion and distribution.

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Established in 2006, the festival aims to bring to the Donegal Gaeltacht documentary films made to the highest international standards, including in the Irish language; to promote the use of Irish in the documentary film industry by developing a festival that operates through Irish and that is Gaeltacht based; to attract internationally renowned film directors to Ireland and to introduce them to a national and local audience.

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At the end of 2004, Adnan Hadzi and Lennaart van Oldenborgh teamed up to start a partnership for the construction of documentary films, based in Zuerich & London: H+O films LLP specializes in the depiction of historical issues that are embodied in living characters and situations. The style is characterised by a hybrid of observational and essayistic techniques. It aims at international (co-) productions with contemporary relevance, as well as substantial durability. We benefit from our combined exposure to the media environments of the UK, Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

Habana Media is an independent film production company, based in Budapest, Hungary, founded by Miklos Havas in 2009. The company aims to produce short films, documentaries and features involving younger and more experienced film makers. The main profile of the company is independent film and television production. The company realizes projects through international and local co-productions.Miklós Havas, CEO and owner of the company produced several award-winning short films in the past few years.

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HAI HUI ENTERTAINMENTCompany ProfileHai-Hui Entertainment is an independent film/TV production company founded in 2000, having a focus on producing feature films, but shorts and documentaries as well. In 2004, Hai-Hui provided production services for the award-winning „The Death of Mr. Lazarescu”, directed by Cristi Puiu and produced by MANDRAGORA FILM. Hai-Hui coproduced (together with Libra Film) Katalin Varga, by Peter Strickland, named the European Discovery of the Year at the 2009 European Film Awards and awarded with a Silver Bear at Berlinale 2009.The most recent success is “The Mission of the Human Resources Manager” by Eran Riklis, coproduced by Hai-Hui and produced by 2 Team Productions (Israel), Audience Award in Locarno this year.Lineup of 2010-2011 projects consist of Child’s Pose, by Calin Netzer and “Aglaja” by Krisztina Deak, international coproduction, funded also by Eurimages.

Hakalax Productions Oy was founded in Helsinki 1992. The company produces TV-programmes, documentaries, ads and music videos for international as well as domestic release. 2009-2010 Hakalax Productions Oy released the Kinbaku - The Art of Bondage, a documentary shot in Japan, and I Draw, Therefore I Am, a documentary about the adventurous life of Astrid Lindgren´s lead illustrator Ilon Wikland directed by Kim Finn and John Hakalax.

Hallmark Channel is the quintessential 24-hour television destination for family-friendly programming and a leader in the production of original movies. The network launched in 2001 and brings to audiences a brand with a 50-plus year legacy that resonates with consumers. Hallmark Channel is one of the fastest-growing major ad-supported cable networks since its launch, and its strong ratings consistently rank the channel in the top 10 in Prime Time. Hallmark Channel is seen in 86 million homes across the U.S. and has developed a stellar reputation for keeping viewers engaged and entertained.

Hamburg Gay & Lesbian Film Festival was established in 1989 and it is currently Hamburg's third largest film festival. During six days the festival shows over 150 international films in 5 venues. All selected films are dedicated to the topic of homosexuality or they reflect lesbian & gay culture. The winners of five audience choice awards are announced at the final ceremony. The competiton sections include Eurola for the best European feature, Dokula - audience award for best documentary film, Globola for the overall best feature, and Ursula for the best short film.

Established in 1985, the Hamburg International Short Film Festival has its roots in the independent filmmaking scene. Since it was founded, it has always been the Festival’s aim to rise to the challenge presented by new developments and changing parameters in technology, society, and aesthetics. For this reason the festival always presents new, unknown, unusual, or contradictory productions. The competition programme includes International Competition, NoBudget Competiton for low-budget productions, 3-Minute Quickie for 90-sec shorts, a section for films made in Germany, and a special section for films from Hamburg. The festival also organizes special events, such as seminars, workshops and panels.

In addition to study courses in journalism and media management, Hamburg Media School offers programs in directing, production, screenwriting and cinematography.

Hamptons International Film Festival is committed to fostering independent cinema and filmmakers' careers at their early stages of development. The festival was founded in 1993 to celebrate the independent film - long, short, fiction and documentary - and to introduce a unique and varied spectrum of international films and filmmakers to audiences. Festival prizes are abundant. Juried awards include the Golden Starfish Award for Fiction Feature ($150,000 in-kind goods and services), documentary ($10,000 cash/in-kind) and short film ($5,000). Other awards include the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Feature Film Prize in Science and Technology ($25,000), The Kodak Award for Best Cinematographer ($6,000 in-kind), the Zicherman Family Foundation Award for Best Screenwriter ($5,000), the Brizzolara Family Inspirational Film Award ($5,000). Additionally, Graduate and Undergraduate awards are given to eight student filmmakers who receive $1,000 each.