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International Short Film Festival Cologne is a competitive event open to short films (max. 30 minutes). Every year, the festival commission evaluates more than 2000 entries and selects more than 50 films to compete in the official international competition. Films of all genres can compete, ranging from short fiction and documentaries to animations and experimental films. Films that do not participate in the competition can be screened as part of the special out-of-competition programme.

The Show Your Tongue school was founded in 1998 as part of the Open Society Institute – Slovenia. Its goals are: to open up and support the development of scriptwriting in Slovenia, to educate writers who wish to write for film, but who have not chosen to attend the relevant academy, to offer promising scriptwriters a possibility, after finishing the course, to further improve their work in participation with established filmmakers.

Showcomotion screens approximately 170 films made for or by young people. There are three sections: 1/ Panorama Programme: Films made for young people and films made by young people from around the world are accepted. Animations, live action, documentaries, features and shorts are accepted. 2/ The UNICEF UK Awards: a competition for short films on the theme of children’s and young people’s rights. There are three awards: The UNICEF UK Youth Award is for film makers up to 19 years old. The UNICEF UK Award is for professional film makers, semi-professional film makers and students aged 19 years plus. The Audience Award for the best overall film in both categories. Animations, live action, documentaries on the theme of young people’s rights are accepted. The duration is to be no more than 30 minutes. 3/ The Steel City Globe Awards: for short films on any subject. This competition is open to schools in the Sheffield city region only.

Showlab is an independent production company founded in 2004. Based in Torino, Roma and Milano, Showlab is a member of Gruppo Moltiplica www.gruppomoltiplica.com, made up of five divisions.

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We are the oldest and most experienced production company on the Bulgarian market since 1993. We are vertically integrated covering the whole range of production services. We work with the best directors and employ the most skillful crews on the market. We are a privately owned entity with shares equally split among Dimitar Gochev, Dimitar Mitovski and Rossen Tsankov.

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SICA acts as an international arts desk and helps Dutch and non-Dutch organisations to find their way in the field of international cultural activities by providing information about opportunities, possible partner organisations, Dutch cultural activities and projects, financial mechanisms and (international) networks.

The Sichuan TV Festival (SCTVF), established in 1991, is dedicated to discovering new topics, creating new content, introducing new formats, and offering new services. It has become one of the most reputable TV festivals and the most effective platforms to access the most updated TV and film marketing information in China and Asia.

The commission promotes the region and its potential for audiovisual productions; provides various free services to film, TV and multimedia production companies.

The Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival is a celebration of new independent cinema in downtown Birmingham. Since its debut in 1999, filmmakers from across the country and around the world have come to Birmingham to screen their work at Sidewalk and have been thrilled to discover fresh, enthusiastic crowds eager to devour new independent cinema.

Association of Danish voiceover artists, narrators and dubbing professionals working in Danish, English, Swedish, French, Norwegian, Spanish, Italian and German.

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Sight & Sound * Discover the best world cinema * In-depth interviews with leading directors * Retrospective articles vividly bringing film history to life * All the latest film news

Sigma Film was founded in 1995 by Michael Seeber and Heinz Stussak under the name Prisma Film and Videonachbearbeitungs GmbH. Sigma subsequently took over post production work focusing on CGI, picture and sound editing for Prisma Filmproduktion and other national and international film productions. In 2008, the company was renamed Sigma Filmproduktion GmbH and is now focusing on feature film and documentary production for cinema and television. Heinz Stussak, sole owner of the company, will act as executive producer.

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The Association of Icelandic Film Producers, is an association of Icelandic film production companies, producing all types of films, Feature, Television, Documentary and Shorts. The Association is represented on the boards of MEDIA Desk Iceland, The Collecting Society of Iceland, The Icelandic Film and Television Academy, and The Film Board of Iceland.