Cabiria Ltd. offers locations scouting, managing and securing for foreign films and TV production companies wishing to film in Prague (a.k.a. Prag, or Praha, or the home town of Kafka), the Czech Republic and Eastern Europe.

Cadies Productions Ltd was created in April 2004. Robin Mitchell, who in a former life founded Edinburgh's famous Cadies & Witchery Tours, is the Director of Cadies Productions Ltd. In his present incarnation Robin has created a film production company to make documentary and drama films for DVD, television, and the big screen. We have produced And So Goodbye (2004), The Rest is Silence (2005), Finding Bob McArthur (2007), Breadmakers (2007), The Scottish Parliament: Following the Ghost Road (2007). We also worked with Director Keith Bradley on his horror feature Sacrificed (2006) and Jim Hickey's The Dungeon Moor Killings (2009). We have a number of projects on the move at the moment including the documentary William McLaren: An Artist Out of Time, a documentary called About a Band and a feature film screenplay - Scotland and All That (working title).

Offers production services and training and seminars both for students and AV professionals.

Café Film was founded in 2002 to produce the feature film KONTROLL directed by Nimrod Antal. The managing director of Café Film is Tamás Hutlassa. He has worked on famous Hungarian TV and feature film productions since the 1980s. He is an EFA Member since 2004. He also teaches production management classes at the University of Theatre and Film Arts, Budapest.

Famous French monthly magazine. From the printed version, a few articles and up-to-date sections such as New Books, Upcoming Films are frequently added to this page.

The Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF) is a 10-day celebration of visual arts and cinema, screening over 200 multi-genre films from around the world and highlighted by a series of gala events, awards ceremonies, and special presentations.

The mission of the California Film Institute is to celebrate and promote film as art and education. We achieve this goal through three core programs: year-round programming at the Christopher B. Rafael Film Center, the annual Mill Valley Film Festival, and the CFI Education Program.

CallSheetNexus offers a web base, sever side program for production managers to assist with the coordination and production of a film shoot. We have built a system to allow them to be economical by not having to use paper to communicate with crew members or producers. Production Assistants are able to get real time information as plans or events change just by logging in. CallSheetNexus also has a strong dedication to education and offers all services for free to any educational facility.

Established in 1977 and re-launched in 2001, the Cambridge Film Festival has developed into a high profile event with a reputation as one of the UK's most prestigious and well-respected film festivals. The Festival was originally conceived with a two-fold purpose: as a means of screening the very best of current international cinema; and to rediscover important but neglected film-makers and their films, which were either out of distribution or unseen for many years. The Festival's mission is to showcase the very best international cinema to the widest possible audience, by premiering and previewing outstanding new work as well as acknowledging cinematic classics through retrospectives and revivals. The Festival's acclaimed programme includes feature films, shorts, and documentaries from around the world, as well as a Children's Film Festival. The atmosphere is heightened by visits from actors and directors, parties and receptions, workshops and educational events, and spectacular outdoor screenings and drive-in movies.

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Camera Ltd. is a production service company based in Sofia, Bulgaria. Our scope of activities covers realization of commercial video and feature films.

CAMERA OBSCURA is a small, independent production company based in Lodz, Poland but making films in Europe and beyond, founded by Marcin Latałło and Alexandre Dayet. Marcin Latallo studied directing at La Femis (National Film School in Paris, France) and camera at the Camera Department in the Lodz Film School, Alexandre studied at Production Department in Lodz. They started their cooperation with the film “Our street” directed by Marcin, in co-production with Arte, and the French producer Agat Film and a grant from the Polish Film Institute. They are now developing several projects with “Agat Films” in France and “Derives” in Belgium (production company belonging to Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne).

The festival is open to films and videos made by filmmakers between 6 - 18 years of age, either as individuals or in teams. The competition is divided into two sections: one for films made by filmmakers in the age group of 6-12 years and the other for 13-18 year-olds. The festival accepts feature, documentary and animated films, with the max. length of 20 minutes.

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Every year the festival presents the current national output in the field of film, video and television. The festival accepts feature and short films in the categories of fiction, documentary and animation; videos and TV documentary programmes.

The Campania Film Commission was set up in 1998 with the aim to provide information about film locations in the region, technical and human resources.

Straight after graduating from the Hungarian Film Academy in 2007, producer Sára László, director Marcell Gerő and Tamás Dobos DOP have founded Campfilm Production. Starting from making films that rely heavily on acquaintances and favours, through the five years of Campfilm’s existence they have completed bigger and more and more complex projects, both content-wise and financially. They have successfully worked on a co-production with a national television channel (Duna Television), a commissioned production for HBO Central Europe, two feature length documentaries supported by the European Integration Fund and an executive production for Silex Films, Paris. Campfilm puts a big emphasis on the production of high quality creative documentaries dealing with social issues. Most of these productions have dealt with minority issues and/or marginalized people. The films completed so far gained recognition in national and international film festivals and were screened on several television channels. Campfilm received the ‘Best Hungarian Documentary of 2011 Prize’ awarded by the Hungarian Film Critics in 2012 for the documentary “Caught Between Two Worlds” by Viktor Oszkár Nagy. During the past years Campfilm became a stable production company with numerous projects in different stages of development or production.

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The Canadian Film Centre aims to launch Canada's most creative ideas and voices in film, television and new media to the world. We will achieve our vision through: Training - offer the most advanced and innovative training and mentorship; Partnership - form creative partnerships with the industry's leading practitioners; Promotion - promote the distribution of talent and work across Canada and around the world; Investment - providing resources for development, production and marketing of our students' work; Diversity - embracing and promoting cross-cultural vision and talent.