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Creative Europe MEDIA - European Film Distribution (Automatic Support) is sponsored by European Commission (Creative Europe MEDIA). This scheme aims to improve the transnational distribution of recent non-national European films by providing funds to distributors, based on their performance in the market, for further reinvestment in new non-national European films.
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Creative Europe - Culture and Creativity The Creative Europe programme is divided into 2 strands, Culture and MEDIA, and is supported by a cross-sectoral strand. Learn more about the programme Celebrating 10 years investing in European creativity Since 2014, Creative Europe has been supporting projects to foster cultural diversity, promote artistic expression, and boost the economic potential of the creative industries.
Pushing boundaries is about finding new ways of artistic expression, how you redefine creating a work of art. Challenging boundaries is to challenge ourselves every day. Watch the video testimony with beneficiaries of Creative Europe.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: This call is exclusively open to European Sales Agents—companies acting as intermediaries for producers—that are established in and majority-owned by nationals of MEDIA-participating countries. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Creative Europe MEDIA - European Film Distribution (Automatic Support) is funded by European Commission (Creative Europe MEDIA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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