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Main activity is production of magazines for a cities: Senica, Skalica, Myjava, Brezová and Stará Turá.Next activities are transcript of record, editing and film copying.

Videotel began making training products for the marine industry in 1973. Major shipping companies needed to improve their onboard training, and the IMCO* wished to see high quality training materials supplied to maritime colleges, particularly in developing countries. Originally, we produced films and supporting booklets. However, over our 30 plus years in the industry, our format range has expanded to include VHS, DVDs, VCDs, CD-ROMs, CBT (Computer Based Training), and online training solutions. Our product range is now well over 600, and we continue to update this as regulations and operational techniques change. We ensure we have global contact with the industry through a dedicated group of worldwide representatives and offer our products in many different languages.

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VFS Films (Latvia) is a film production company which houses a large group of filmmakers around a tight nucleus – best at telling human stories through award-winning documentaries or creative TV productions. With a skin rough enough to spend much time outdoors.

VIDICOM was founded by Peter Bardehle in January 1996. Since its creation, the company has produced a large number of top-rated, prime time TV documentaries on science and history. VIDICOM is a member of European Documentary Network (EDN) in Copenhagen.

Our production-company was created with the goal to produce creative documentary- and author´s films for the cinema and for tv broadcasters.We are focused on films which have an artistic statement and consider ourselves as creative producers.We are curious about any interesting concepts of authors. We organize film development, raise funds for the production or arrange co-producers.

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Virafilms is a film production project initiated in Bucharest, Romania by three members of the Vira Association (Bogdan Pălici, Matei Budeş, Natalia Negru) with the aim of supporting independent, creative documentary films that have a very personal point of view, often focusing on cultural or social issues that are both locally and universally important. Among the projects supported by Virafilms are: “Măruntele / Counting tiny little steps”, 2009 screened in festivals such as NAFA 2009 Koper (http://nafa2009.eu), Regard Bleu #5 Zurich (http://regardbleu.ch), International Festival of Ethnological Film, Belgrade (http://etnografskimuzej.rs), Days of Ethnographic Cinema, Moscow, September 2009; “Recovering pieces of history”, 2010 screened at ECF's talk show (IDFA 2010); “Anxiety lessons” (in production), an observational documentary directed by Bogdan Pălici and Matei Budeş.

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Warsaw based Vision House is a production company encompassing film, television, radio and new media. It was created in 2006 by Krzysztof Dzieciolowski and Justyna Rutkowska, two experienced journalists and producers who have been in the business for more than 10 years. Vision House relies upon a larger network of freelancers who have worked for the leading broadcasters around the world.