Database
Slovakia
Media Film
Media Film was established in Slovakia by Slovak film director Ladislav Kaboš and producer Svatava M. Kabošova. Company’s philosophy is to focus on original and specific approach to each project, ot create and transform ideas of future into reality and…
Netherlands
Mediafonds - Dutch Cultural Media Fund
The fund promotes the development and production of high-quality artistic programmes by the national and regional public broadcasting corporations. The fund provides more than 16 million euros in subsidies annually for radio- and television programmes in…
Poland
Media Kontakt
A group of Polish émigrés founded the
KONTAKT publishing house in Paris in 1982.
It published 112 issues of a monthly magazine
and scores of audio cassettes that were broadcast
in their entirety,first on Radio Free Europe and later
(post-1989) by Polish…
Hungary
Media Mania Films
Media Mania is a Hungarian production company established in 1996. Since 2000 concentrating mainly on documentary projects. Received several international awards, including a FIPA prize.
Belgium
MEDIA Mundus
The MEDIA Mundus programme supports cooperation projects between European professionals and professionals from third countries, to the mutual benefit of the European audiovisual sector and that of third countries.
The aims of the programme are to…
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Media Plan Institute
Media Plan is the first private, independent organization on media development in Bosnia-Herzegovina, founded in 1995 in Sarajevo. Today, Media Plan is an institution with a lot of experience in media research, education of professionals, online…
Belgium
Media Programme - Continuous Training
Funding is available for training providers to deliver continuous vocational training activities for film and television industry professionals in the areas of new technologies, economic, financial and commercial management and script development.
In the…
Belgium
Media Programme: Digitisation of cinemas
Funding is available to support the digitisation of European cinemas that show a significant percentage of non-national European films. The scheme funds the side costs linked to the purchase of digital projectors.