The Center of Cultural Initiatives is an innovative organization in the field of management of social and cultural processes. Its creative team of professional project managers view culture, tourism, education and information technologies as the main resources for regional development. Our key distinctive features are: Understanding culture as a strategic resource for regional development; Identifying project design as the priority approach; Wide use of new humanitarian technologies in cultural management (social cultural project development, marketing, fundraising, etc.); Creating partner network communities and active involvement in national and international networks. STRUCTURE: Project design division * Development and implementation of international projects in cultural entrepreneurship, cultural tourism and education in culture; * Development and coordination of projects in cultural, eco and youth tourism, based on the principles of sustainable development within the framework of cooperation with the Ministry of education of Finland; * Organizing seminars and competitions Information division * Development of the information for culture and cultural tourism of Karelia by means of producing web resources, publishing and media products Design & Publishing division * Publications for cultural area, limited printed materials Vyhod Media Center * Public experimental area which provides communication, information, marketing and advertising support for creative and innovative projects in culture and art; * Development and implementation of multi-genre projects that discover new potential of museums, theaters, music bands, etc. * Holding presentations of different projects, press-conferences and seminars organized by the Center of cultural initiatives and its partners.

The Central European Pitching Forum (CEPF) is to take place at the 2007 Pécs International Film Festival in Hungary. It is organized by Fade In, an independent initiative of emerging Hungarian screenwriters, along with the Motion Picture Public Fund of Hungary and the Hungarian Screenwriters’ Guild, and supported by other private sponsors. The CEPF is open for screenwriters and/or writer-directors from the Eastern European and Balkan region who do not yet have a producer attached to their projects. It is the first occasion for emerging screenwriter talent from the region to meet European producers in the hope of facilitating actual and long-running work relationships and an international network of young professionals in order to boost the film industry in the continent as well as in the region. The call for projects is open to individual screenwriters and production teams with the project from the new member countries in the EU (Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slo

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Central Organization of Finnish Film Producers

Established in 2004 by Agnieszka Janowska and Jacek Naglowski. Right from the start it has been oriented on producing documentaries and feature films made by young directors. At the same time it has been seeking opportunities to prosper on the international market actively participating in trainings, pitching and fairs. Selected Awards: Golden Hobbyhorse – Cracow FF, The Intangible Heritage Award - Cinema du Reel FF- Paris, Best Debut Award, Best Documentary – Era New Horizons, Grand Prix – Parnu International Antropological, Punto de Vista IFF – Jean Vigo award, DokumentArt - Grand Prix, Best Cinematography – Montreal First People’s FF

CCEA (Centre for Central European Architecture) is an alternative space for further education and research in architecture. Focuses on experts and professional architects, as well as wider public interested in following current developments in architecture and looking for possible ways of perceiving and understanding it. Research based both theoretically and practically connects architecture with other humanities and arts. CCEA does not perceive own mission as mere popularization of architecture but mainly as searching, reading and redefining the architecture identity of central Europe. The region remains neglected by the contemporary architecture theories, even though between the present individual states exist a strong historical, social and trading association.

Centre for Contemporary Art - Centrum Sztuki Wspolczesnej

The Centre for Film Arts in Katowice (Silesia Film - Centrum Sztuki Filmowej) was established in 2006 to promote film culture and art. It brings together numerous film organizations active in Silesia, including debating clubs, film directors, students and lecturers of the film department at the Silesian University. The organization houses two screening rooms and the Silesian Film Archive, constantly digitizing and maintaining its collections. The Centre is also involved in organizing film reviews and screenings.

CNA's mission has been to work on the building of lasting peace in the region of the former Yugoslavia through the promotion of the cultures of nonviolence and dialogue, and through the trust building among individuals and groups, as well as constructive dealing with the past as one of the key elements of the peacebuilding. We have been striving to achieve a society of lasting peace where the development of critical thought, taking responsibility for society and community, the encouragement to reassess one’s own attitudes and the acceptance of the diversity are cherished. To achieve these social values, we apply different kinds of activism, while focusing on peace education, publishing and video production.

CLAV was established in 1981 with the aim to support the laic audiovisual production.

The Centre National de l'Audiovisuel was created in 1989 and is based in Dudelange, Luxembourg. Its function is to safeguard and promote Luxembourgish audiovisual art. More specifically, it is concerned with photographic, audio and film work created by Luxembourgers or in Luxembourg. The centre also serves as a general exhibition and performance venue.

Centre of National Film (CNF) is a full-cycle studio. CNF offers a wide range of services in all fields of film production such as feature and documentary films, animation and advertising, videos and TV films. The studio has a considerable complex of office and production premises with a developed infrastructure (total area: 25,000 sq.m.).

Established in 1975, the Center of Cinematographic Qualification (Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica, CCC) aims to train film professionals in technical jobs, such as direction, production, sound, edition and script.

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CES was founded in 1984 in order to provide education for audiovisual professionals. CES offers degree programmes in sound, directing, production and cinematography.

The company offers services of an experienced team.

The company focuses on production of film, commercials and multimedia projects.

A showcase that presents documentaries made with the support of Czech Televison.

Production company - documentary films