The San Francisco Frozen Film Festival was founded in 2006 to provide a forum for Bay Area Filmmakers to mingle and be exposed to Non-Bay Area Filmmakers, with the intention of creating a lasting and sustainable Bay Area Film Network that will continue to support and have a place to exhibit films made by people without an overflowing Rolodex and 3-picture deal. Our mission is clear: San Francisco's Film Community, although they may mingle in L.A., New York, and Overseas, is based in San Francisco. To achieve this, we are focusing on elements native to San Francisco: the amazing animation community, and the avante-artist (hence our locale in the Mission District). With the decline in price of equipment, anybody can make a film- but we still believe that until a film gets seen on the big screen, it hasn't been born yet. Our intention is to give birth to Bay Area Film babies, and have little Bay Area Film Babies and Non-Bay Area Film Babies mixing with that famous diversity and geo-politick that San Francisco embodies more than any other city in the world."

Production company

FRP AB was founded in 1995-97 by Folke Rydén as an independent production company specialized in producing documentaries for the domestic and international market. As one of Sweden’s leading documentary and non-fiction programme production companies, FRP produces films in current affairs, social issues, human rights issues, history, politics, science, culture and sports. FRP is committed to imaginative, entertaining and insightful programming. The company is currently involved in documentaries, cinema releases and television series. Productions have been aired by more than 40 broadcasters, shown in over 30 countries and have garnered dozens of international awards. The company is based in Stockholm, Sweden. FRP’s objective is also, on a non-profit basis, to support young and creative ideas and talent through offering technical assistance, facilities and by acting as the executive producer for a range of different documentary projects.

Distributor

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.

FT2 is a training provider for people who wish to become freelance assistants in the construction, production and technical areas of the film and television industry.

VSMU has been founded in 1949 for the university level art education. It has three faculties: Music and Dance, Theatre and Puppets and Film and Television. Though they have been thought some subjects like script writing or directing, the stand-alone Film and Television Faculty (with all necessary branches and departments to create a film) was established in 1990 as the only University level school for audiovisual media in Slovakia. The Academy offers a complete film and audiovisual education in seven ateliers (Script-writing, Directing, Documentary, Cinematography, Editing, Sound and Music, Animation) and two departments (Production and Management as well as a special Department of Humanities and Cinema Studies. Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava is a public university-type of school and the highest accredited educational, artistic and research institution in the field of theatre, film, music and dance arts in Slovakia,

FTV Prima is a Czech company that manages TV Prima, Cool TV and other channels.

Production: advertising, documents and educational films, video-clip, television commercials.

Production company

The Full Frame Documentary Film Festival (formerly the DoubleTake Documentary Film Festival) is an annual event that celebrates the power and artistry of documentary film. The Festival programs c. 100 films and videos, and of those, approximately 70 make up the competitive program, New Docs: Films in Competition. The other 30 films are screened as part of either the invited programming or part of the curated, thematic programs. The invited and thematic programs are not competitive. Both short (under 40min)and feature (up to 180min) documentary films can be submitted.

Company produces feature films, documentaries, corporate films, shorts, commercials, music videos.

The Funchal International Film Festival exists in order to promote films and also the Madeira Island and its capital city, Funchal. The festival has four sections. 1 Atlantic Films Official Section: Competition section for feature and short (max. 15 minutes) films coming from countries around the Atlantic. 2 Informative Section: Non-competitive section for films that enrich the programme but are not adequate for competition but deserve to be screened by virtue of their historical value or artistic merit. 3 Retrospective Section: A selection of films, old and new, coming from an author, a country or illustrating a certain period in the history of cinema. 4 AnimArte: Film programme for younger audiences.

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.

A big passion for film gave life to the Cinemania Foundation. Its main aims are promotion and film distribution. You can follow our activity and check our current projects on our website.

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.