Formerly known as Cosmo Doc UPFRONT FILMS has become a leading film company with a number of award-winning documentaries to its credit. The company is attracting both experienced filmmakers and new talent whose aim is to reach out to audiences. UPFRONT FILMS' filmography consists of several prize winners and a couple of Emmy nominees. Resent releases include Love on Delivery and Ticket to Paradise (Janus Metz, 2008), Side by Side (Christian Sønderby Jepsen, 2009), Dreams in Copenhagen (Max Kestner, 2009), Mumbai Disconnected (Camilla Nielsson and Frederik Jacobi, 2009), Bogota Change (Andreas M. Dalsgaard, 2009) and Trafficking (Judith Lansade and Sine Plambech, 2010).

Founded in 1982, the Uppsala International Short Film Festival has since become Sweden's premier arena for short film, having attained both national recognition of the Swedish Film Institute and genuine international renown. In addition, the festival is the most important international cultural event in Uppsala. Every year the festival shows more than 200 short films in five different sections exploring the diversity and richness of the short film - from new film to retrospective programmes, from fiction film, documentaries and experimental film to animations.

Sveriges Utbildningsradio - the Swedish Educational Broadcasting Company - is a public-service corporation dedicated to serving the needs of the Swedish general public by providing educational programming on radio and television.

The organization was founded in 1974 and represents the interests of musicians, actors, dancers and variety artists with regards to copyrights and related rights.

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The URANIUM FILM FESTIVAL wants to inform especially the Brazilian and Latin American societies and stimulate the production of independent documentaries and movies about the whole nuclear fuel cycle, about the dangers of radioactivity and especially about the environmental and health risks of uranium exploration, mining and processing.

US Independents, Inc. is a cooperative venture among U.S.-based independent producers and distributors that seeks to offer to the participants a cost-effective access to international TV video markets, festivals, seminars, and trade events that will help them better promote, market, and sell their products. Gathering under one marketing banner enables producers and distributors to more efficiently and effectively present their productions and projects to the world market.

Fields of activities: The Union associates professionals working in audiovisual production. It represents the professional author’s and ethical interests of its members and seeks means for fighting commercialization of production. It deals with production reporting and criticism, it organizes seminars and workshops, and gives awards. It participates in festivals and reviews, and takes part in the creation of legal regulations applying in audiovisual production.

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UTV (formerly Ulster Television) is the ITV franchise for Northern Ireland. The station is part of UTV plc, also known as the UTV Group.

Founded in 1980, V tape is an international distribution, exhibition and resource centre with an emphasis on the contemporary media arts. As a centre for over 900 artists artists, V tape carries over 5,000 titles. V tape's in-office facilities include several study carrels for viewing and an extensive library of print materials available to the general public as well as to students, curators and researchers. In 1997, V tape published the New Media Guide, a catalogue of artists' CD-ROM's, WWWeb sites, audio installations and other artworks using new technologies. Since relocating to a larger and more publicly accessible office in May 1995, V tape has begun to emphasize the exhibition of video and media art. In addition to regular on-site exhibitions of artists' works (premieres, visiting artist presentations, etc.), we are working on two major exhibitions: "Ecstatic Memory" (January 1999-March 2000) will feature programmes by five curators at the Art Gallery of Ontario; a second, "Possible Maps" (February - March 1999), features programmes by three curators. V tape also provides exhibition support to galleries, curators and individual artists including dubbing and restoration services and affordable exhibition equipment.

Art group V7M consists of some students from Film Academy of Miroslav Ondříček.

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Production company focusing on German - Polish cooperation.

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The Flemish Audiovisual Fund (VAF) supports audiovisual production in, as well as international co-productions with Flanders. The Fund was set up by the Flemish government in 2002 and is headquartered in Brussels. The aims of the Flemish Audiovisual Fund are threefold: to develop a sustainable Flemish audiovisual industry, to encourage and support upcoming audiovisual talent and to promote a vibrant audiovisual culture in Flanders. VAF accomplishes four main tasks. It provides financial support for audiovisual productions; promotes these in Flanders as well as abroad; grants scholarships; finances professional training and supports/organises workshops; and carries out surveys in the audiovisual field.