Trains students for all types of TV or film cinematography.

You'll learn 200 specific, proven techniques to: • Create memorable, psychologically rich characters; • Write dialogue which captures characters' unique voices and emotional depth; • Sculpt scenes which audiences will never forget; and • Brainstorm riveting plots which are tightly tied to the emotional growth of your characters.

BFFS is the national organisation for the development, support and representation of film societies throughout the UK.

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The BFI London Film Festival showcases the best new films from around the world. Presented by the BFI, the Festival celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2006. Originally conceived as a 'festival of festivals', screening a selection of strong titles from other European festivals, the first London Film Festival screened 15 films from an impressive array of directors, including Luchino Visconti, Akira Kurosawa and Andrzej Wajda. The festival focuses primarily on bringing film to the public, offering opportunities for people to see films that would not otherwise get a UK screening but also screen films which will get a release in the autumn or spring. In addition to screenings of recent feature, short and experimental films from the UK, Europe and the rest of the world, the programme offers a number of retrospectives and a variety of discussions and seminars led by leading film professionals.

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BIAŁY SMOK Production was established by a married couple, Beata Hrycyk-Mańkowska and Andrzej Mańkowski, and is engaged in film and theatre production. We have extensive experience in the field of production and organisation which has been gained during our many years of work with film and theatre.  We can, therefore, offer our clients individual ideas and scripts as well as professional development of any artistic projects created with the aid of film and theatre means.

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The festival was founded in 1979 and shows the latest German feature, documentary and short films. It is an audience-oriented festival, with film directors presenting their own films and taking part in discussions. The festival also provides a good opportunity for distributors to audience-test their films.

BAB is an international festival of animated films for children taking place every two years as an independent event accompanying significant cultural event Biennial of Illustration Bratislava (BIB). The purpose of the festival is to make possible a comparison of animated films for children produced in various countries, to trace how they are related to book illustrations, to provide the conditions for their evaluation and thus support the overall development of this branch of film art.

BIF Ltd. was established in 1993 as an independent production company owned by Jan Balzer (producer/production supervision) and Kateřina Schauerová (producer/production supervision).

BIFI is a public film library that offers services, products and documents in the field of cinema. The website also gives access to the catalogue of films and documents, offers a selection of texts from the film magazine Ciné-Regards, presents historically important themes and personalities.

The Big Cause Docu Fest is an annual event dedicated to harnessing the power of non-fiction cinema to generate measurable positive change in our community and beyond. We plan to accomplish this by matching selected documentary films with local champions, be them individual activists or social justice organizations, and working together to build active events around their theatrical presentations.

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The festival showcases a cross-section of 75-100 non-fiction films from all styles, formats and production dates, from the most innovative and timely new films to classics and rare historic works. One award each is given for the best feature and short documentary released in the previous year. The Big Sky Award is given to one film from the previous year about the American West.

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Adelaide Film Festival is a biennial event. It celebrates and explores contemporary screen culture with a unique program of screenings and special events [including live performance and film, groundbreaking exhibitions and inventive installations]. Central to the AFF is a far reaching forum and workshop program which extends the opportunities for audiences and the local film industry to interact with and learn from visiting filmmakers.

BIL - International Film Locations & Movie Tourism Exchange is promoted by the City of Rome's Tourist Department under the patronage of: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Tourism, Ministry of Econonomic Development and the ICE - Italian Institude for Foreign Trade. During the Roma International Film Festival on next November 2011 we will present the first meeting point in Europe between tourism and cinema industry: a new appointment for the promotion of territories through cinema and television productions. The first-of-a-kind and typology in Europe for the services offered, BIL is set to be real a "exchange" not only to promote agreements between movie industry and the territories but also to represent an extraordinary opportunity to exchange experiences and an ideal context in which to develop events, conferences and workshops dedicated to professionals in this sector. BIL is also closely linked to the new phenomenon known as "movie induced tourism". This is the kind of tourism that inspires the traveller to visit the places that have been seen in a movie, TV series or a documentary. Once it has been seen by an audience this same place gains the potential to become a trourist destination.