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Documentary films : Budding Stars (Graines d’Etoiles), by Françoise Marie, 6 x 26’, Arte France 2012 DANIEL BUREN AU GRAND PALAIS, by Heinz Peter Schwerfel, 26’, Arte France, 2012 MONA OZOUF, FEMME DES LUMIÈRES, by Juliette Senik, 52’, France 5 (collection Empreintes), 2011 LE MONDE SELON KAPOOR, by Heinz Peter Schwerfel, 52’, Arte France, 2011 LES VIES POSSIBLES DE CHRISTIAN BOLTANSKI, by Heinz Peter Schwerfel, 52’, ARTE France, 2010 ANNETTE MESSAGER PUDIQUE ET PUBLIQUE, de Heinz Peter Schwerfel, 52’, France 5 (collection Empreintes), 2010 LES FOUILLEURS, by Juliette Senik, co-produced with Films d’Ici with the support of Inrap, screened on Public Sénat, 2010 Works in progress : LES DÉCISIONS ABSURDES, by Luc Verdier Korbel, 52’, with the support of the Rhône-Alpes Commission BLACK JEWS – JUIFS NOIRS D’AFRIQUE, by Laurence Gavron, 52’ UN MUSÉE ENTRE DEUX MONDES, by Hugues de Rosière, 52’ ART ET AVENTURE, Inhotim, by Heinz Peter Schwerfel, 45’, Arte France 2013 SAGAS OPERA, Complots à l’Opéra, by Lydia Erbibou, François Lafon et Gérard Pangon, 45’, ARTE France 2013 Audiovisual and multimedia productions, miscellaneous projects : ANTIGONE-ENLIGNE, website for Theater classes, joint venture with the French National Ministry of Education and their publishing arm, the CNDP. LA WISIONNEUSE, in progress with the support of OSEO, innovative software for the visualization of works : a digital device with advanced functionalities centered on video and oriented toward professionals and with mass-market and educational potential (joint venture with la Forme New Media) L'HISTORIAL CHARLES DE GAULLE : Conception of the musuem’s multimedia presentations ; catalogue for children. GÉNÉRATIONS DE GAULLE : conception, development and production of educational materials accessible online or on DVD. Conception of a learning-through-images-oriented website "Clips historiques" for 8-12 year olds. 10 films for their educational website. EDUM@G, (France 5) : Conception, development and production of and internet magazine EduM@ag (30 issues produced) for France 5. L'INRAP: Production of 20x5' films on the science of archeology. SIX CENTS SONS : In progress. Pilot produced with the help of the CNC’s support for the development of new media with Philippe Béziat, Anne Schuchman and Jean-Pierre Mabille, in coproduction with les Films d’Ici JOURS DE FETE – multimedia almanach in development. Pilot produced with aid from the CNC’s support for the development of new media with Deborah Elalouf, Anne Schuchman and Jean-Pierre Mabille, in coproduction with Tralalère.

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The Scottish Documentary Institute was set up in 2004 with a major grant from the Edinburgh College of Art. It aims to create a synergy between the practice and study of documentary film, to link industry and academia - in Scotland, the UK and internationally. The Institute organises public talks, screenings and seminars; and runs production and training initiatives (Bridging the Gap, AfricaDoc, Constructing Reality) for new filmmakers. SDI houses Docspace, a research hub which analyses and promotes digital documentary exhibition and studies new technology and cinema audiences.

Scottish Screen is the national screen agency for Scotland with responsibility for developing all aspects of screen culture and industry across the country. We are a relatively small agency seeking to make a big impact. Established in 1997, we are working to drive an integrated screen policy across Scotland, and across the screen industries. We do this through being: * an advisor to government * an advocate for the industry * a development agency * a strategic investor

Screen Archive South East is a public sector moving image archive serving the South East of England. Established in 1992 at the University of Brighton as the South East Film & Video Archive, the function of this regional screen archive is to locate, collect, preserve, provide access to and promote screen material related to the South East and of general relevance to screen history.

Screen East is the screen agency for the East of England. We are dedicated to developing, supporting and promoting the film and media industries and culture in the East of England. We allocate Lottery Funding on behalf of the UK Film Council through the Regional Investment Fund for England. (RIFE). Screen East promotes the East of England as the ideal location for film and television production and attracts inward investment by marketing the locations, facilities, skills and expertise available in the region; develops the talent, skills and innovation of the region’s new and existing workforce; invests in the development of film, television and digital media businesses based in the East of England; creates opportunities for audiences in the East of England to enjoy and experience moving image culture and heritage; celebrates the diversity of the people who live and work in the region in order to break down barriers to working in the media industries.

Screen International is the international voice of the film business. From offices in London and LA, and 29 countries around the world, it covers the global business of film development, finance, production and distribution. Screen is published as a daily web-based news service www.screendaily.com, a monthly magazine and as daily editions at all of the world's major film events.

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Screen South is passionate about developing a dynamic environment in which film and media culture can flourish. Screen South aims to: provide the first port of call for funding and information relating to film in the region, collaborate with existing organisations to develop hubs of activity and expertise, encourage networking and collaboration between media practitioners, work with the industry to set standards for excellence, creativity and innovation, act as an advocate for the region’s film and media industry nationally and internationally, promote the profile of the region to attract inward investment, find creative ways of developing audiences for film and the moving image, promoting opportunities for education and wider access, act as a key route for the flow of information between the Film Council, regional organisations and film makers. The areas of activity Screen South covers are: archive, exhibition, education, production and development, vocational training and film commis

SCREEN VISION is a film and television production and location services company specializing in international productions in Latvia and other Baltic states. Established in 2001, the company has more then 10 years experience in the development and in the production of motion picture films, documentaries for theatrical release and TV broadcasting, as well music videos and advertisements.

Screen WM is the regional agency which supports, promotes and develops a sustainable and thriving screen media sector in the West Midlands. Screen WM will: promote the West Midlands region by raising the profile of its diverse locations, promote the West Midlands by highlighting the abundance of talent within the region’s screen media sector, support businesses through skills development and financial assistance, develop talent, from new entrants to professional freelancers and employees, within the West Midlands through skills development, support the region’s moving image heritage and develop access to it, develop and inspire audiences across a broad range of screen media, promote and develop the cultural diversity of the region through the moving image.

Screen Yorkshire is the regional screen agency - the gateway to the best in film, broadcast and digital media in the Yorkshire and Humber region. Screen Yorkshire is responsible for inspiring, promoting and supporting a successful long-term film and media sector for the region. Funding and support: feature and short films, business development, training, audiences, programming and education.