Baltic Films is the association of three film bodies of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The need for common activities of small countries has developed hand in hand with the growing film production in the region. In Estonia the state film subsidies are forwarded to independent producers by Estonian Film Foundation, in Latvia by National Film Center of Latvia and in Lithuania by the Ministry of Culture. The film bodies also provide information about local film production and studio facilities, intermediate films to festivals and other events.

Baltic Films is the association of three film bodies of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The need for common activities of small countries has developed hand in hand with the growing film production in the region. In Estonia the state film subsidies are forwarded to independent producers by Estonian Film Foundation, in Latvia by National Film Center of Latvia and in Lithuania by the Ministry of Culture. The film bodies also provide information about local film production and studio facilities, intermediate films to festivals and other events.

Baltic Media Centre is an independent, non-profit foundation (NGO) promoting democracy, social development and a peaceful international co-operation through the active participation of the media. To stimulate this the centre provides regional, national, and in-house training of media professionals, initiation of international co-productions, legal advice and expert consultancies, networking and other services for radio, television, independent production companies, and print media. One of the activities is the Baltic Sea Forum, which is organized for producers of documentary films and television programmes from the Baltic Sea region.

Held annually since 1994, the festival focuses on the acting profession by offering not only a varied program of feature films and a competition, but the opportunity to meet such living legends of the cinema as Gina Lollobrigida, Pierre Richard, Alain Delon and Ornella Mutti. They have all visited Latvia. Discussion sessions, laboratories and lectures are also held with the participation of festival guests.

Baltic Sea Forum for Documentaries is a market of ideas for documentary films for all distribution platforms with international potential. Baltic Sea Forum consists of both a pitching workshop and session. The workshop will give the participants the chance to develop their documentary projects as well as the pitch of the project. The pitching session will give the participants the opportunity to present their project to a panel of international commissioning editors followed by scheduled individual meetings with them. Projects from documentary film and TV producers from the Baltic States, Belarus, Poland, Russia, Ukraine and Georgia will be developed in a workshop run by international experienced producers and filmmakers. At the pitching session 24 projects are presented to a panel of around 16 commissioning editors from the Baltic, Nordic and European TV stations. Each project may be pitched for five minutes, with further time for discussion at the discretion of the host. Each project may be pitched by up to two representatives. The pitch has to be supported with video clips of your new project or clips from your previou

BAM is the Flemish institute for visual, audiovisual and media art. It functions as an independent organisation that provides information, and encourages development and networking - both within the visual arts fields and crossing boundaries into other disciplines. BAM encourages collaboration and exchange between Flemish organisations and institutions abroad and tries to increase the interest in and knowledge of the Flemish art scene abroad through an international communication and by organising a visitors programme for foreign art professionals. BAM is funded by the Flemish Community and is based in Ghent, Belgium. For more information on the arts scene in Belgium's French-speaking community (Wallonia and Brussels), you can contact SAP (Plastic Arts Department of the French-speaking Community of Belgium), and the DGLive website has information on the cultural policy of Belgium's German-speaking community.

BAMAC is a production company established in 1992. BAMAC operates in the area of television and film production. BAMAC is also first freelancer agency operating in Slovakia which represents professional cameramen, editors, sound editors and other professions needed for execution of audiovisual programs. During its 18 years of activity, BAMAC has produced many promotional video films, commercial spots, television programs and also multimedia projects. Besides that since end of 2003 BAMAC has broaden its activities into area of OB van rentals, camera equipment rental and realization of static studio installations.

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The Banff Centre is a globally respected arts, cultural, and educational institution and conference facility. The Banff Centre is internationally recognized as the leader on the local, national and international stages in the development and promotion of creative work in the arts, sciences, business, and the environment, a catalyst for creative thought, lifelong learning, the development and showcasing of new work, and the advancement of applied research, a resource for individual and group renewal and transformation, and an enabler of innovation and creativity for participants and staff to question assumptions, explore ideas, embrace change, and exemplify excellence, a destination of choice for conferences.

The Banff Mountain Film Festival is a programming-driven, competitive event bringing the best films on mountains and their spirit of adventure from around the world to the mountain town of Banff, Alberta. The festival provides an opportunity for filmmakers to showcase their work and to meet and exchange ideas in a relaxed environment.

Building on the knowledge and expertise of more than thirty years, the Banff World Media Festival is the world's premier forum for professionals working in content creation, distribution and broadcast in Television and Digital Media.

The Academy offers study programmes dedicated to dramaturgy, editing, cinematography.

The Banja Luka Film Institute is a non-profit organization that supports and promotes the development of independent cinema in the region, organizes training events and workshops, and plans and coordinates international activities at various festivals and markets.

The festival programme consists of the following: Competitive programme; Informative selection of the films; Non-competitive screenings; Workshops of animated film; Book promotions, exhibitions, meetings with filmmakers; Music events.

Barbarogeniji is film production house based in Belgrade, Serbia.Barbarogeniji’s activities seek to create links between different disciplines and to create projects always critical, often tinged with a humorous eye.Production house Barbarogeniji from Belgrade, whose two projects *Chanber love and Do Serbs walk better on the ground or on the air max) were already supported by Ministry of Culture of Serbia will be producer of this film. The name Barbarogeniji is borrowed from the vision of the avantgarde artist Ljubomir Micić who dreamt a new civilization driven by the belief in a new God Barabrogenius. This new icon encloses both Occident and Orient and reunites the nature and the culture in a perfect balance.