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CONTRAST FILMS LTD. Contrast Films Ltd. is a production company established in 2009 in Sofia, Bulgaria. The main focus of the company is development of film and theatrical productions of up-and-coming and established artists. FILMOGRAPHY 2011 The Bouquet” – feature short (21’), Dir. Katya Trichkova, D.O.P. Vesselin Hristov; Selection for the official competition program of the 30 Golden Rose Film festival (October 2011, Varna, Bulgaria) 2010 ”Forever Yours” – Theatrical play, Dir. Veselka Kuncheva, dramaturgy Maria Stankova “Voice Wanted” – short fiction (14’), Dir.Maria Stoyanova, D.O.P. Vesselin Hristov, Nomination for Jameson Short Award 2010, selected for ‘Filmini’ International Short Film Festival 2010 ‘Dial 9’ – short fiction (5.02’), Dir. Maria Stoyanova, D.O.P. Plamen Zhelyazkov In postproduction • “Being Margaret” – short documentary (27’), Dir. Katya Trichkova, D.O.P. Adriana Yankulova (shootings ended in September 2011, to be released in the beginning of 2012) • “Mona Liza” –short fiction (8’), Dir. Vesselka Kuncheva, D.O.P. Vesselin Christov (to be released in November 2011; coproduction with Bourough Films Ltd.) In development: ‘Chain” – short fiction (15’), Dir. Eicke Bettinga ‘Look At Me’ – short documentary (27’), Dir. Maria Stoyanova ‘Vgrazhdaneto’ – theatrical play, Dir. Vesselka Kuncheva.

ContraVision is an international festival of independent short films. The purpose of the festival is to refocus the public attention on the independent short film that is produced off the beaten track of mainstream cinema and therefore is often excluded from the commercial cinema circuits. The festival accepts short films (max. 30 minutes) in any genre.

COOL TV is a new digital channel managed by FTV Prima. It aims to entertain young people.

coop99 is the platform of a new generation of Austrian filmmakers. Our productions stand for authenticity, personal statements and an individual approach. coop99 continues a long lasting cooperation which started at the Vienna Film Academy with international successful short films. coop99 is a limited liability company (Ltd.) following Austrian law. Its' associates are exclusively private individuals. Neither TV associated nor broadcasting companies participate in the company. The company is equally shared by Barbara Albert, Jessica Hausner, Martin Gschlacht and Antonin Svoboda who are associates as well as managing directors of the company.

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Copenhagen Bombay was founded in 2006, and is today owned by film producer and CEO Sarita Christensen. The ambition with the company is to create a production company and animation studio with a special focus on entertainment for children and young people. By giving special attention to new talents, original stories and unique design the profile of the company soon emerged: A company with uncompromising artistic and commercial ambitions, daring to give new talents the opportunity to develop their stories for multiple platforms.

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The Copenhagen Gay & Lesbian Film Festival (CGLFF) is the oldest film festival in Copenhagen. For the last seventeen years, the festival has brought numerous homosexually themed short films, feature films and documentaries to the Copenhagen cinema audiences. The film festival has become a fixture in the cultural life of Copenhagen.

Offers courses in animation, multimedia, and other specializations related to the film and TV industry.

CoPro - Documentary Marketing Foundation (R.A) is a one-of-a-kind Israeli establishment that promotes and markets the Israeli documentary production by connecting Israeli filmmakers and producers with foreign producers and broadcasters. CoPro's central activities include: An annual film market at the end of May, producer delegations to other countries in autumn and winter, bi-annual publication of fund-raising guide for filmmakers, promoting quality programmes for kid and regional co-productions. Orna Yarmut is the founding director.

CoPro is the first and only organization of its sort in Israel that serves as an independent marketing channel for documentary films. CoPro is a non-profit organization that promotes the making of documentaries in Israel by arranging for Israeli filmmakers and producers to meet television network executives and producers from around the world, thereby creating a cultural dialogue and encouraging joint productions. During the 13 years of its existence CoPro has earned a reputation and secured real economic achievements, creating a revolution in the scale of international co-productions for Israeli documentaries. About 145 commissioning editors and film fund representatives from all over the world have to date attended CoPro events. Over 218 films have been co-produced so far through its various programs. In 2005 CoPro won the Knesset Speaker’s prize for its work. The organization was founded and is run by Orna Yarmut.

The Audiovisual Forum COR-10 (Corunna Tendencies) is composed of a series of lectures on market trends and screenings with the creative trends reflected in the competitive festival of the same name. Submissions are free, filmmakers may apply with any type of audiovisual work. In addition to producers and directors, the event is attended by sales agents and audiovisual marketing experts with international experience.

CORE PRODUCTION a.s. is production company established in 2006. It focuses on TV programmes, films and commercials.

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Cornwall Film was set up in 2001, and initially focused on script and project development and short film production. Between 2002 and 2004, Cornwall Film supported over 50 projects, spending almost half a million pounds and attracting much more in inward investment.

The festival focuses on Cornish filmmaking, offering local and national premieres, masterclasses, workshops and discussions both to professionals and film enthusiasts. Submissions must be made in Cornwall or have a Cornish relevance.

Corona Cork Film Festival is one of Ireland’s premier cultural events. Established in 1956, the festival has enjoyed a steady growth in scale, in numbers of admissions and guests, in reputation and in media coverage. The festival has developed an ever-increasing audience of general public, film lovers and filmmakers. The programme is wide-ranging, an eclectic mix of big budget pictures, world cinema, innovative independent films, documentaries and short films from all over the globe. The festival is a major showcase for Irish film production.

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Corta! - Porto International Short Film Festival showcases short films that do not exceed 15 minutes length. The festival focuses on new technologies and interactive projects and presents short fiction, documentary, animated, experimental, music etc. films produced for the internet. The festival also hosts film schools that present their short productions, and offers a number of workshops.