Filmpool Stockholm-Mälardalen is a regional production centre for film production that works to stimulate the film industry in the Stockholm region. The organization consists of three parts: Film investing (co-production, funding), Development (seminars, conferences, education, networking), Film commission (marketing, promotion, cooperation between foreign and Swedish producers).

Founded in 2004, Finnagora is one of the 17 culture and science institutes of Finland. Finnagora operates in the fields of culture exportation, education, science and economy. Extensive cooperation with our Finnish, Hungarian and international network with our deep knowledge of the Finnish culture and know-how form the basis of our operation. Finnagora was founded by the Finnagora foundation, which comprises of Finnish cities, universities, companies and civic organizations. Finnagora works in close cooperation with the Embassy of Finland and Finpro, as all of the three operate in the same premises. Finnagora is also member of EUNIC, the European Union National Institutes for Culture network. Culture Finnagora's activities in arts and culture concentrate on contemporary art, new forms of culture and innovative projects in different fields of art. Finnagora is a part of a Finnish cultural exportation network. Science and economy Finnagora operates as linkage with matters concerning science, economy and education and organizes expert visits and seminars. Finnagora disseminates business information and contacts.

Finnish Chamber of Films

The Finnish Cinema Exhibitors' Association is the trade association representing the interests of Finnish cinema operators.

Finnish Film Contact

Finnish Film Distributors Association

FITES associates audiovisual professionals, promotes enduring exchange of information and experiences from audiovisual area and supports procedures leading towards to the creation of ethicaly valuable productions.

Founded in 1966, the Icelandic Filmmakers Association is the umbrella association for filmmakers in Iceland and guards their interests in copyright- and other related issues. The Association of Icelandic Filmmakers is open to all professionals within the filmmaking industry.

A division of the Flemish Audiovisual Fund (VAF), the missions of Flanders Image is to promote Flemish audiovisual products abroad. The organization is an information centre for the audiovisual production in Flanders and Brussels. Flanders Image attends a large number of international festivals and markets. The Flanders Image market booth not only serves as an informal meeting point for professionals. It is also the place to obtain information on the Flemish audiovisual sector and its products. It also organizes and/or participates in film events abroad that are aimed at supporting Flemish audiovisual production, and supports the promotion of Flemish film releases in key territories.

FOCAL (Federation of Commercial Audiovisual Libraries) was formed in 1985 as an international, non-profit making, professional trade association, providing excellent networking and marketing opportunities for content industry professionals and giving users easy access to over 300 members worldwide. It represents commercial film/audiovisual, stills and sound libraries as well as interested individuals such as facility houses, professional film researchers and producers working in the industry. Every year the association organizes the FOCAL International Awards, an event that awards audiovisual productions with the best use of footage.

Fonction:Cinéma is a non-profit professional association for independent cinema. It was established in 1981 with the aim of encouraging film production in Geneva. The association provides information about production facilities, funding, professional contacts and services, education and institutions.

FPCC - Federação Portuguesa de Cineclubes was founded in 1978 and represents approx. 30 film societies in Portugal. FPCC promotes cinema, educational programmes, seminars and collaboration with other similar organizations.

Fredrikstad Film Commission provides assistance for production companies searching for optimal facilities, services and locations.

FSK examines and reviews films, videotapes and other motion picture media (such as DVDs) that are intended for public distribution and presentation in Germany.

The foundation specializes in saving and preserving, restoring and reconstructing films, making them accessible to the public, and protecting the rights to films from unauthorised exploitation. The foundation-owned film archive is available to the general public.

The Friuli Venezia Giulia Film Commission offers its collaboration and provides the following free services to movie, TV, advertising and multimedia companies: location scouting, professional contacts, assistance with bureaucratic matters, etc.

Finnish Society of Cinematographers - Suomen Elokuvaajien Yhdistys

The FSF was set up in 1993. It is an organization for the voluntary self-regulation of television, which most commercial TV broadcasters in Germany are affiliated with. Its remit is focused on the protection of minors against TV programmes which could be harmful to children.

AISGE represents performing artists in Spain (actors, dancers, circus artists...) and protects their intellectual property rights.

The Andalusian Audiovisual Foundation is a non-profi institution funded by Andalusian Radio and Television (RTVA). Its main aim is to promote the strategic development of the Andalusian audiovisual sector in all its different aspects, to support companies and professionals in the region, and to facilitate their access to national, European and international markets.

The purpose of the company is to discover the story that leads into a man, no matter where he is, where he was and where he will be.

The Stefan Batory Foundation is an independent private Polish foundation established in 1988 by American financier and philanthropist George Soros and a group of Polish democratic leaders of 80’s. The mission of the Foundation is to support the development of an open, democratic society in Poland and other Central and East European countries. The Foundation’s activities are funded by the Open Society Institute, the Ford Foundation, the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation and other institutional and individual donors in Poland and abroad.

Future Shorts passionately believe in developing a wider audience for short film. The organisation has established a network where filmmakers can have their work seen on the largest exhibition platform in the world and where audiences can see an original and inventive slate of films. Future Shorts is a worldwide monthly film festival as well as distributor, sales agent, consultancy service and DVD label dedicated to exposing the very best short content worldwide to the widest audience.

Galician Asocciation of Independent Producers