Producers Network

The European Film Commissions Network (EUFCN) is a non-profit association that represents over 100 European Film Commissions in 33 countries. It supports and promotes the European film industry and culture by organizing the sharing of information and experience among its members. With a rich network of industry professionals, EUFCN is the gateway to Europe for thousands of filmmakers worldwide.

WIFT Africa supports women across the African continent working in film, television and digital media. In collaboration with WIF and its Los Angeles based team, WIFT Africa is charting a course to connect women in the Pan African screen industry to Hollywood and the world – through the development of resources, programs, and most importantly, a connected network of empowered women in film.

The Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency is a dedicated government office aiming to spearhead the development of cultural and creative industries in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Film Development Council advises on the policy, strategy and institutional arrangement for the promotion and development of the film industry, and the use of public funds to support the industry.

EKKOMED is the national institution for supporting and promoting the Greek film and audiovisual creativity via selective & automatic programs for attracting foreign productions in Greece and fostering innovation in these sectors. Thessaloniki Film Festival and AGORA support the Greek audiovisual sector via festival and year-round screenings, co-development/co-financing platforms and international networking and outreach activities.

Japan’s presence in Cannes is led by the Executive Committee for Japan, Country of Honour, alongside the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) and the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO). Together, they foster economic growth and expand their cultural and creative industries through international trade and investment initiatives.

The Association of Indonesian Film Producers (APROFI) was formed on 17 October 2013 in Jakarta, Indonesia. APROFI currently consists of 42 producers. APROFI’s mission is to improve the quality and performance of Indonesian film producers, encourage the government to create policies that support the national film industry, increase cooperation with Indonesian film stakeholders, as well as international cooperation.