The film commission foundation of Rome, the provinces and Lazio was founded on February 5, 2007, encompassing the Lazio Region, the Municipality of Rome, the Province of Rome, the Province of Frosinone, the Province of Rieti and the Province of Viterbo, to replace the previous Lazio organizations, the Rome Film Commission and the Lazio Film Commission. The goal of the new organization is to encourage national and foreign film and audiovisual producers to invest and produce in Rome and the region, to promote the image of Rome and Lazio in the region, to publicize its natural and cultural heritage and to encourage increased competition throughout the area.

A website dedicated to Romanian film.

The Romanian Film Promotion (APFR) was established in 2003 under the name of Film Association XXI with the objectives of supporting young filmmakers, promoting European values and shaping up a new generation of viewers. The main activities of APFR include: 1/ Information: The catalogue of Romanian films and a website (www.romfilmpromotion.ro, with the future intent of a newsletter) inform about the current state of Romanian Film Industry. 2/ Promotion: The APFR organizes a Romanian booth at important film markets and festivals. Moreover, the "Shooting Romania" Brochure aims at promoting Romania as an excellent film location. 3/ The GOPO Awards: Since spring 2007, APFR organizes the annual Gopo Awards, awarded to Romanian films. 4/ Distribution: The APFR also supported the setting up of Transilvania Film, a film, video and TV distribution company for a series of select art house titles.

The Rome Independent Film Festival (RIFF) is a non-profit cultural organization whose members include both cinema enthusiasts and industry professionals. The association’s mission is to promote and increase the visibility of Italian and international cinema, which is often out of public reach. Both public and press have enthusiastically supported the RIFF, touting the festival as one of the biggest film competitions in terms of entry number and international film selection.

The Romedia Foundation is a public benefit organization founded in 1992. It is based in Budapest, Hungary. Its objective is the dissemination of Roma voices and perspectives into the mainstream media. We use the most up-to-date digital filming technologies in a creative way to obtain ground-breaking quality in social video production and a new approach to the way minorities are represented that promotes the potential of reconciliation and acceptance of a diversity of ideas.

Production company incorporated under the laws of Czech Republic. Based in Prague, we have operations in the entire country as well beyond its borders. We specialize in all kinds of audiovisual products and services. Our wide team includes many experienced and accomplished directors, cinematographers, motion designers and cartoonist, music composers, set designers, sound engineers, etc. We also closely collaborate with domestic film studios, casting agencies and TV networks.

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ROSDY FILM KG is a film production company that focuses primarily on the work of Paul Rosdy (writer, director, producer). Paul Rosdy has worked in film and video all over Central, South & Eastern Europe, Canada and the United States since 1990. After graduating from film school in Vancouver, he made Release Day (1992) with the support of the Nation Film Board of Canada. Then he moved to New York where he produced his award winning feature length documentary The Port of Last Resort (1998) about the Jewish refuge to Shanghai in WW2. This film was an Austro/American co-production with the support of HBO, ORF and many others. 2005 the film was released on DVD by Winter & Winter, Germany. 2005 New World, a journey through Central Europe, premiered in Karlovy Vary and was since successfully distributed worldwide. This film was an Austrian production produced with the support of ORF and others. TV sales to Italy, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Thailand etc. In 2009 Rosdy completed the Czech Production Cernobila Barevna (Black/White Color) as writer and director. Current projects: The Last Jew from Drohobycz (Documentary in post-production) and Emir & Merima (Drama, production finance phase). The company has its own professional sound recording equipment as well as an editing suite. There is a 5 room office space that allows for people to work in different capacities in various stages of a project.

The Festival Rose d'Or hosts the most prestigious international awards for entertainment television programmes; it is also the cultural and most important business rendezvous for the onscreen entertainment community. The festival's goal has always been to reward originality, quality and creativity in entertainment programming, and to encourage excellence in television and new media. Throughout its history, the Rose d'Or has gathered the best of the year's new entertainment and made it easy for international broadcasters, buyers, producers and press to see it all. Around 40 countries are regularly represented at the festival. The festival accepts entries in the following categories: 1/ Variety - comedy, reality, show (game shows, panel shows, etc.), 2/ Drama - sitcom, soap, 3/ Arts - performing arts, arts documentaries.

Rotor Film produces documentaries, short films and experimental movies, as well as music videos.

Rotor is a film production company based in Prague, Czech Republic that represents local directors and animators who have international experience and ambitions. Rotor develops and produces TV commercials and music videos and provides production services for visiting filmmakers in central Europe. Rotor covers everything from location scouting and casting to postproduction.

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Documentary in Europe has decided to introduce a brand new session this year dedicated exactly to “works in progress”. 8 filmmakers will have the chance to screen their rough shots and gain valuable comments from the participants and industry professionals attending the Documentary in Europe Workshop. It’s a brilliant way to gain insight into your project at an early stage and learn what succeeds, what doesn’t and the reasons for all of the above!

A film festival based in Boston, whcih is one of the largest metropolitan areas on the east coast. It continues to showcase and honor the work of emerging and established filmmakers of color and has become the largest festival in New England dedicated to this genre. Since its inception, the festival has welcomed over 30,000 attendees, and we have screened more than 450 films by or about people of color.

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The Institute has an active Film Committee and RAI festivals of ethnographic film are regular events; there are more than 250 ethnographic video and DVD titles available by mail order; RAI's extensive Film and Video Library is open to users in the UK; full electronic versions of RAI's film catalogues are also available online; the Institute awards biennial film prizes of international standing.

The College is the only wholly postgraduate university of art and design in the world – where students and staff study and practice art in a design environment, and design in an art environment. Our Royal Charter, granted in 1967, specifies that the purpose of the College is "to advance learning, knowledge and professional competence particularly in the field of fine arts…through teaching, research and collaboration with industry and commerce".

The Royal Photographic Society has among its members also films and video professionals.