Fundacja Młodych Twórców (Young Author’s Foundation ) is a new foundation created by a group of young, polish film students. Its objective is to create conditions for a development of polish film and theatre production and co- production. Furthermore, it inspirits and supports progress of film and theatre, putting an emphasis on planning future projects, sustaining debuts and promoting polish cinematographic creativeness.

After graduating the Camera Department of the Film School in Bucharest, I started making documentaries in 1993. Meanwhile I have been pursuing my career as director of photography for fiction films. My interest in multimedia, developed during a residence at the University of California at San Diego (1996) materialized in the conception and production of several interactive cultural CD-ROM’s with the Visual Arts Foundation. (www.fav.ro) I have directed more than a dozen documentaries. (and photographed most of these). My films are always mixing genres, using my visual and experimental skills. They have been screened and awarded in festivals around Europe and the US. In 2001, I followed training through the Discovery Campus Masterschool and the project that resulted was the “Great Communist Bank Robbery” The “...Robbery” premiered at IDFA in 2004 and helped me work further on international co-productions since then. Starting 2004, I have been developing projects with Ada, my wife, through Hi Film Productions - the company that she runs. (www.hifilm.ro)

Now in its 29th year, the Funding Exchange is a national membership organization of publicly supported, regionally based community foundations. We are a unique partnership of activists and donors dedicated to building a permanent institutional and financial base to support progressive social change through fundraising for local, national, and international grantmaking programs.

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Independent film production company established in 2009 by Róbert Slovák - producer, creative director and author of more than a hundred ad campaigns awarded on international festivals (Cannes, New York, Prague, Bratislava).

Furia Film is a slovak production company in audiovisual industry with emphasizing of creativity and new forms of production films and audiovisual projects. It was established on October 2006 by Lívia Filusová - producer and Tina Diosi – scriptwriter, director. The main aim of the company at the beginning was producing mainly documentary films with strong artistic and culturel value. After half year of its existence company grow up and also did its ambitions . The accent was in finding good scripts / feature , documentary, shorts / , expanding through international coproductions and expanding in TV channels as well as offering full- service for international productions shooting in Slovakia.

Fusco Films has as it’s main goal to produce creative documentaries. Fusco Films also makes reports, publicity- and educational films for websites, broadcasters and other organisations. Erik Fusco is availabe for freelance assignments in camera, edit and reporting. Fusco Films is based in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

The aim of the Amici del Future Film Festival Association is to promote and support the festival event, within the framework of more extensive actions aimed at the dissemination of the use of digital technologies. The Future Film Festival is among the most important Italian events dedicated to animation and special effects. Every year, in Bologna, the most important filmmakers and producers come to present their new projects. The programme offers a preview of the future, but includes also retrospectives dedicated to the history of animated cinema, as well as meetings and events about new technologies applied in other fields, such as web projects or videogames.

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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.

With the Regional Audiovisual Fund the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia will be actually able to finance an audiovisual project using direct funds. Productions filming in Friuli Venezia Giulia will be entitled to apply for a grant in cash up to 140.000 Euro, depending on the production's period of stay in the regional territory.

The Gaelic Media Service, in partnership with broadcasters and producers, strives to ensure that high quality Gaelic television programmes are available to viewers throughout Scotland at appropriate viewing times, and that the range and quality of Gaelic sound programmes are enhanced. GMS funds a variety of television and radio programmes.

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Gala Film - a Bulgarian independent company - was incorporated in 1995 by Galina Toneva and Kiril Kirilov. Gala Film dealing with local films, international co-productions as well as with production services. Over the last 15 years, the company produced and co-produced feature films, TV films, TV series and documentary films and established itself as one of the leading Bulgarian film production houses. Gala Film collaborated with renowned filmmakers from all over the world and has been nominated for and awarded numerous prizes, including an Oscar nomination in 2000 for EAST-WEST (Co-Production of Bulgaria, France and Spain supported by Eurimages), directed by Regis Wargnier and starring Sandrine Bonner, Oleg Menshchikov, Cattherine Deneuve. In 2007 Gala Film has started production, pre-production and development of 3 feature length projects (“Voice Over”, “Krapetz”, “Sneakers” supported by Media Plus Program in Slate Funding-1); 2010 VOICE OVER - 107’, 35 mm, directed by Svetoslav Ovcharov - Opening film at the Sofia International Film Festival on 5th March 2010. - International Premiere screening of Voice Over was in World Cinema section at the 15th Pusan International Film Festival, 7–15 October 2010.- Best Director Award, FIPRECSI Award at 34th Cairo International Film Festival, 30th November – 9th December 2010. VOICE OVER has been chosen by European Film Academy to participate at the 23rd European Film Awards 2010.2011 SNEAKERS – 111’, 35mm, directed by Valery Yordanov and Ivan VladimirovOfficial Selection in Main Competition at 33rd Moscow IFF – June 23rd – July 02nd 2011Official Selection in East of the West Competition at 46th Karlovy Vary IFF – 1st- 9thJuly 2011Recent Filmography (features):Stolen Eyes (2005): Bulgarian/Turkish co-production. Best Actress Prize at the 27th Moscow International Film Festival 2005; Official Bulgarian Entry for the Annual Academy Awards, Oscar 2005, in the Foreign Language Film Category; KODAK Award for best Bulgarian Feature Film. The film was shown at more than 30 festivals include Karlovy Vary, Pusan, Copenhagen, London, Seville, Montreal, Cottebus, Palm Springs, etc. and received many prestigious awards.Warming Up Yesterday’s Lunch (2002): Bulgarian/Macedonian co-production. Special Jury, Best Script and Best Actress awards at the National Golden Rose Film Festival, Bulgaria; Official Bulgarian Entry for the Annual Academy Awards, Oscar 2002, in the Foreign Language Film Category.

Galician Asocciation of Independent Producers

AEGA (Asociación de Empresas Galegas do Audiovisual)