Creanemea vzw

Creanemea vzw is a registered non-profit association.

Creanemea vzw aims to produce, create and develop artistic and audiovisual projects – documentaries, music creation, films, cross-media projects, literature, photography, animation projects, books…
Furthermore, Creanemea vzw offers training initiatives and workshops in the creative and audiovisual field.
Also research and education are part of the activities.

Rue de la mutualité 34
1190 Brussels
Belgium
Tel: 0498 10 11 58
e-mail: creanemeavzw@gmail.com

IN COLLABORATION WITH

INJOY PRODUCTIONS

INJOY PRODUCTIONS was created in September 2006 when Film Producer Inge Rochette and Sound Producer Jo Nagy decided to join forces.

Our combined experience can offer you tailor made solutions for your productions.

We aim to support all of your production requirements to meet your expectations and deadlines… carried out in a positive, relaxed, professional atmosphere to your satisfaction.

We can cater to all your audiovisual requirements.
In-house, we have all the facilities to handle entire productions from A to Z. Alternatively, we also offer our support and experience in all aspects of production, execution and postproduction of both image, music & sound.

Should you not require our involvement, all of our facilities are also available for hire for any of your own productions, be they large or small.

If you want to get a glimpse of our work, please take a look at our website : www.injoyproductions.com

INJOY PRODUCTIONS
Rue de la Mutalité 34
1190 Brussels
Belgium
Tel : 0032 2 347 47 45
tellus@injoyproductions.com

WITH THE PARTICIPATION OF

BEURSSCHOUWBURG

Transdisciplinary art centre Beursschouwburg evolves on the crossroads of creativity, reflection and questioning. As a key player in the Brussels art scene Beursschouwburg stimulates all kinds of interaction between the living arts, the broader cultural debate and social city life. A continuous dialogue is being developed between the artists, critics, professionals and audiences. A dialogue about the arts, but also about life, society and man. As a catalyst for both the creative expression of the individual artist and the active commitment of the audiences, Beursschouwburg feeds the everlasting search for meaning and significance, across every possible boundary of ideology, religion, culture and gender.

Every new season comes with a delightful kind of tension. Some projects are abandoned, new ideas and concepts replace them. The season 2009-2010 is built upon three strong pillars:

• The new BITS(&pieces) festival is stretching and testing the ‘dance’ idiom;
• For its third edition, music festival JustJAZZIt breathes an Italian vibe;
• And the ON Y DANSE TOUT EN ROND Festival of Confusion offers two weeks choke full of cross-over.

If you like a good surprise, you’ll love the new kaleidoscopic project S.H.O.W. (Shit Happens On Wednesdays). Each Wednesday, another artist attacks with a new injection of DIY-art, lo-fi, prank or experimentation. They’ve only this in common: they’re unexpected, diverse and oh joy: free! DocHouse Brussels remains this city’s main forum for vanguard cinematic documentaries. Lovers of rock and all its subgenres will be delighted to rediscover new series of Soundbits (in collaboration with VK* Concerts) and Springboard Sessions. We’re continuing our collaboration with Met-X for the DiasporaSounds cycle and with two emerging festivals: Working Title, by Working Space Brussels, and Bâtard, festival for young talents of the performing arts. In October, Hans Bryssinck, Diederik

Peeters and Danai Anesiadou kick off their residency at the Beursschouwburg with a new theatrical creation. During the KunstenFestivaldesArts another of our artists in residence, Pieter De Buysser joins forces with Dominique Pauwels and Inne Goris. They will reflect upon the fall of the Wall in - to put it mildly - a controversial fashion. However great your cultural appetite, the Beursschouwburg’s next season is certain to satisfy you. Subscribe to our newsletter or visit the website.

ICONOVAL

iconoval is a public agency for economic development dedicated to image technology.

iconoval co-ordinates the Alsace Image Cluster, a network of specialised companies, researchers and training institutes that cover the full spectrum of image technology, from television to multimedia, from scientific applications to industrial processes.

Among other services, iconoval provides: strategic information, help and advice, technology transfer, help to find partners and collective events.

EUROPEAN TELEVISION MANAGEMENT ACADEMY

The etma is the first and only institution in Europe that will train the international managers of tomorrow in key competencies in the world of television channel management and electronic media. The teaching language will be English.

The faculty will be drawn from academics and industry professionals. In 2008 the etma will offer a continuous education programme, serving professionals who want to acquire new competencies, who wish to freshen up their knowledge about media management, who are preparing a career move or who in general want to prepare themselves to play a leading role in the world of digital broadcasting and new media. The etma also organise professional workshops. These will be short sessions on specific key areas aimed at a wide variety of media managers and people working in audiovisual education. In its second working year, from October 2009 onward, a two year - full time - initial training programme, open to students who already have an undergraduate degree or who have extensive professional experience, will provide specialised training for those wanting to pursue a career in digital media management. This course, which on completion offers a postgraduate masters degree, consists of a common first year and a second specialisation year.

The European Television Management Academy will accept a limited number of students only. The curriculum, the conditions and the application form will be published on the etma website from 15th of March 2008 onwards. (www.etma-academy.eu).

TWIST

The TWIST cluster is one of the leading Belgian production and research centres in the domain of technologies for Image, Sound and Text. Its mission is to encourage and strengthen the economic development of its members both on a commercial as well as on a research and development level.

Today TWIST consists of nearly 50 members. Among them businesses, research centres, Universities and Colleges, training centres and content producers active in the image, sound and text technology sectors.TWIST's four main objectives are:

• Managing the communication, sponsoring and networking of scientific, politic and economic representatives as well as people at large in the audiovisual technologies.
• Develop relationships between the members of the cluster and our international partners and contribute to the TWIST collaborations,
• Promote the Walloon Region of Belgium as an exceptional setting-up site for audiovisual companies,
• Encourage and help business people who set up their companies in the Walloon Region of Belgium

EDN

EDN is a membership organisation for professionals working with documentary film and television. EDN supports, stimulates and creates networks within the documentary sector in Europe.

One major focus is to inform members about possibilities for financing, development, co-production and collaboration across borders. This is done via individual consultancy to members on documentary projects as well as activities like workshops, seminars, conferences and the two indispensable publications DOX magazine and The EDN TV-Guide.

The key service of EDN is to provide information to the members on:
co-production and other kind of collaboration across borders - the international potential of a project - where to take a finished film. - distribution - festivals and markets - the EU MEDIA Programme and other funding options - documentary training programmes - production contacts in other countries.

EDN started in September 1996 as a membership organisation for filmmakers, producers, production companies, distributors, associations, film institutions & boards, universities, festivals, broadcasters and film & television agencies. Now more than 900 members from 65 countries have joined EDN on www.edn.dk

WITH THE SUPPORT OF

VAF

The Flanders 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 Flanders 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 (1) and promotes these in Flanders as well as abroad (2). The Fund also grants scholarships, finances professional training and supports/organises workshops (3) as well as carries out surveys on the audiovisual field (4).

KABINET MINISTER VANRAES

Minister van de Brusselse Hoofdstedelijke
regering van Financien, Begroting,
Openbaar Ambt, Externe Betrekkingen

MINISTER LIETEN

Vice-Minister-President van de Vlaamse Regering

Vlaams Minister van Innovatie,
Overheidsinvesteringen, Media en
Armoedebestrijding

CENTRE DU CINEMA ET DE L’AUDIOVISUEL DE LA COMMUNAUTE FRANCAISE DE BELGIQUE

SERVICE GENERAL DE L’AUDIOVISUEL ET DES MULTIMEDIAS

KUNSTEN EN ERFGOED

BRUXELLES TOURNAGE

BruxellesTournage is the official Film Office of the Brussels Region.
Situated at the very heart of Europe, our capital offers its multiple and varied settings, skills and talents to cinematographic and audiovisual production.

Our challenge is to create a privileged area for your filming in Brussels!

If you are a production or advertising company, an audiovisual professional, a producer, spotter, director, a veteran or still a student, and you have a filming project (feature film, short, advertising spot, TV programme, etc.) in one of the municipalities of Brussels, BruxellesTournage can help you by proposing the following services :

• Inform you how to proceed to obtain the requisite filming permits in the Brussels Region
• Help you to find the right setting for your shooting in Brussels
• Refer you to the resource people of the locations being considered as filming backdrops (cultural institutions, green spaces, schools, etc.).
• Manage your requests for specific technical services (dismantling of traffic signals, ticket machines, urban furniture, etc.)
• Inform you about the rights to the images of protected locations, statues and artistic creations in Brussels

For more information and for consulting our backdrop database and audiovisual professionals databases, please check our website : www.bruxellestournage.be

BRUSSELS INTERNATIONAL

Brussels International - Tourism & Congress (BI-TC) is the official Tourist and Convention Bureau of the Brussels-Capital Region. It is organized in five departments each one aiming the same objective: promoting the capital of Europe!
All producers and directors who wish to shoot in Brussels can call on the services of Brussels film office (Brussels Tournage).

This department simplifies the work of teams preparing for shooting, it centralizes requests for authorization and creates an interface between producers and the local authorities.

Our city, easy to get, with original and varied scenery, with a successful audiovisual sector, and an amazing artistic heritage, make Brussels an enthralling capital not to be missed.

The MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions & Events) and Business Development departments draw the attention of organizers of congresses and meetings on the Brussels accessibility, the quality of its cosmopolitan welcoming, the diversity of its infrastructures and the creativity of the MICE professionals, so Brussels would fall under their choice. The Tourism & City Marketing department aims in proving each tourist that Brussels is worth a visit because of its incredibly dynamic cultural life and for its delicate and generous gastronomy or its Art Nouveau architecture, as well as its tradition in comic strips, its parks and gardens or its boutiques of designers and fashion designers.

The Brussels Grand Events (BGE) department is specialized in the organization of popular cultural tourism events on the territory of the Brussels district. Events like "Winter Wonders" of "Eu'ritmix" bring the city to life and emphasize on its international and festive charis

LICHTPUNT

The aim of Lichtpunt is creating informative programmes on subjects from a humanistic point of view. Above all we attempt to approach our television viewers as being open minded and outspoken adults. Special attention is given to situations where frankness and freedom is being limited. The themes treated are analysed from an ethical and not from a political point of view.

Lichtpunt is the television programme of the non-profit company 'Het Vrije Woord'.
It is broadcasted on Belgian public television, every two weeks on Sunday on
één (10AM) and Canvas (11PM).

If you have questions about us or our television programme you can call or email us.
For a copy of the programme please ask for Mr. Elie Van der Schoot.

ALSACE INTERNATIONAL

Alsace International, a one-stop shop
Alsace International is the economic development agency for the region of Alsace, France. It is the privileged partner for foreign investors who wish to develop their business activities in Alsace. lt also provides specialized support services for regional companies seeking to develop their international activities on world markets.
Meeting all of your business needs
Interested in conquering new markets in France or Europe?
Does your strategy entail setting up a sales office, an industrial activity or a services facility?
Are you looking for the optimal location for your project?

Find out what pleasant surprises the region of Alsace has in store for you.
Alsace International is a one-stop window of opportunity to make your international
ambitions become a fruitful reality.
A versatile and multilingual team at your service to:

• advise you on your strategic options
• help in your location search
• advise you on public funding programs
• organize a “look & see” trip
• introduce you to strategic regional partners
• accompany your expats to make their move easy…

Through our network of regional partners: governmental services, local agencies - Adira, Cahr - , Chambers of Commerce…, we accompany your project from the first steps to its fully operational stages.

All of our services are strictly confidential and free of charge.

Setting up in Alsace is a piece of cake!

MEDIA DESK BELGIUM - French-speaking Community

Information and documentation office on the European audiovisual policy and European support schemes, set up jointly by the European Commission and the Film Centre of the French-speaking Community. Its main role is to inform and guide professionals as regards subsidies from the MEDIA Programme, to provide advices in the submission of applications and to facilitate access to European networks.

CONTOUR VZW MECHELEN

Top-rate international contemporary art, moving image in different formats, history in content and architecture, and all the time in the world to watch. That sums up Contour 2009.

Mechelen (BEL) hosts a unique initiative for people with an interest in contemporary art as well as architectural history. The biennial presents artists working with film, video and installation in special locations in the historical inner city of Mechelen; unexpected or unusual venues within walking distance from one another.

The fourth edition bears the mark of the Brussels-based curator Katerina Gregos (GRC). Under the title ‘Hidden In Remembrance Is The Silent Memory Of Our Future’, the exhibition probes history, advocates its importance and revolves around questions of historical representation and historiography. Gregos invited 18 artists from 12 countries who investigate the complex entanglements between past, present and future.

Contour 2009 takes place twenty years after the fall of the Berlin wall. Since then developments occur at a more accelerated pace. According to curator Katerina Gregos: “We are at a point where we believe that the past cannot teach us anything, which is a precarious view. It is now more urgent than ever before to negotiate the present through an understanding of the past. This is also evident in a growing number of artists whose work mines history and explores notions such as time, memory, and remembrance.”

The exhibition features recent and new work by Belgian and international artists, established as well as upcoming. Highlights include the Finnish artist Eija-Liisa Ahtila, arguably one of the most accomplished artists currently working in video, and the internationally acclaimed Belgian artist Michaël Borremans, whose ‘Taking Turns’ has its Belgian première.

Contour presents visually engaging and intellectually stimulating art, aiming to reach a wide as well as specialist public. Tickets are valid for the whole duration of the exhibition, since there is more than can be seen in one day, and enough to be discovered repeatedly. At the starting point of the exhibition is a work which is freely accessible to all: the film of Israeli artist Yael Bartana touches a part of history with a highly topical value, particularly for Mechelen.

THE PEOPLE'S CINEMA

The People’s Cinema is a flexible, mobile presentation platform devoted to work by contemporary artists working with the moving image, including all kinds of film, video, and screen-based practices. The People’s Cinema will focus on recent work, new productions, or work that has not previously been seen in Belgium, functioning as a barometer for all that is cutting edge in artists’ film and video, and highlighting new developments in the moving image.

The People’s Cinema begins with the premise that some of the most interesting work in contemporary art today is being produced in the moving image, a medium that has reached great prominence in recent years and where multiple forms of creativity and discursiveness are being engendered and developed.

The People’s Cinema will present emerging as well as established artists working with moving image, with an international focus. It will showcase artists who are developing distinct visual or cinematographic styles as well as artists whose work is grounded in social and political practices, and explores diverse documentary narratives. The People’s Cinema will present artists who adopt a wide range of formal, conceptual and presentational approaches to the moving image, drawing upon its unique ability to combine multiple disciplines and languages.

In an environment where so much work in moving image is misappropriately installed, The People’s Cinema will also be concerned with the creating the proper viewing conditions for works in the moving image.

In a nutshell, The People’s Cinema will present cutting-edge new works, by artists that are contributing to the development of the moving image and forging their own unique languages and discourses. The People’s Cinema will present single artists as well as curated projects.

The People’s Cinema will not operate from a fixed venue but will present projects in collaboration with various institutions, in different locations in Brussels and other cities in Belgium, and on occasion, abroad. In that sense it will also be a testing ground for different contexts, audiences, neighbourhoods and publics

Katerina Gregos

VIDI-SQUARE

MIXX

Mixx is a belgian company specialising in congress management, IT and multimedia for events, interactive voting systems and audiovisual consultancy for video exhibitions.
With maxxVOTE , Mixx provides interactive wireless audience response systems and other tools to engage meeting participants and help our clients have successful meetings. maxxVOTE offers interactivity in a very specific way to help create better meetings, workshops, and training/education sessions.
With maxxIT and maxxBADGE, Mixx supports IT for events. We create temporary networks and Powerpoint Offices and organise participant registrations.
Mixx also has very extensive experience as audiovisual consultant for video exhibitions. We help artists create their video installation, going from small single setups to multiscreen and synchronised installations.
Contour 2009 was our latest project. Check out our website under gallery for some pictures.

RADIO CONTACT

Radio Contact est et reste la station musicale leader du marché en Belgique francophone.

Diffusant une programmation soignée de hits actuels mélangés à quelques souvenirs incontournables, elle cible les 18 - 44 ans.

Son réseau d’émetteurs très complet lui assure une couverture efficace de l’ensemble du territoire et son style d’animation spontané et convivial lui confère une proximité unique avec ses auditeurs.

AV INDUSTRIE

DOCAGORA

DocAgora is an open space to consider new forms, new platforms, new tools, and new ways of financing creative and socially engaged documentary media - what we call docmedia.

We believe that documentary is the hot now media. Documentary makers are adapting to a rapidly changing mediascape shifting beneath their reality-based feet.

Since DocAgora's launch in November, 2006 at IDFA, we've been talking about the profound changes transforming the creation and distribution of classic theatrical, educational and broadcast documentary.

We are also showcasing and celebrating trans-platform digital documentary in all of its incarnations : cyberdocs, netcasting, interactive docs. We have produced sessions on cross-platform documentary media, like the Convergence Lab in Aril, 2008, and have also taken on made-for-mobile docs, real-life docugames, and animated documations.

In this international zeitgeist, the very definition of documentary itself is morphing into something wider, more exciting and challenging. We believe this Webplex is the place to discuss what this all means to the Documentary world.

We welcome our whole community : new and established docmedia makers, producers, distributors, funders, broadcasters, niche-casters, webmakers, creatives, crews, festivals, markets, sales agents, foundations, institutions, educators, students, viewers, producers, NGO's, non-profits and marketeers - into one progressive place.

LES ATELIERS C.B.A / W.I.P

CRRAV

Le Nord-Pas de Calais, terre d’accueil et de cinema

POLYMORFILMS

Polymorfilms is a cooperative of filmmakers and a registered non-profit production company.

As well as supporting and producing projects of young directors, Polymorfilms also collaborates with NGO's, Media Activist Collectives and various other alternative institutions on workshops and critical media programmes.

Polymorfilms is committed to initiate and encourage creative, engaged and multicultural cross-over projects.

It's purpose is to blend form with content, discourse with practise.

Next to filmmaking, Polymorfilms is also active in other fields of culture and art: photography, storytelling, performance arts, video-installation, litterature, ...
This multidisciplinary emphasis is reflected in the idiosyncrasy of its members: Florence Aigner (Photography), Simon Arazi (documentary), Valerie Berteau (Photography), Deborah Bennarosh (Editing), Marie-Eve Cosemans (film curator, video workshops), François Ducat (video art, documentary), Daniel Lamberts (Filmmaking, Scriptwriting), Ellen Meiresonne (Documentary, Scriptwriting), An Mertens (Storytelling, Litterature), Laurent Van Lancker (Documentary, creative workshops), Ilse Wijnen (Multidisciplinary, workshops)

MISHTO PRODUCTIONS

Mishto Productions was created in 2004 in Brussels.

From working with dance companies with visual arts (graphic design, performances, etc…) but also administratively (production), the company started exploring films and documentaries in 2006.

Mishto Productions have tackled a various range of subjects. They produced their first 52’ documentary “hip hop(e) in the favela”, directed by Lazhari Abdeddaim” in 2007.

Mishto Productions’ priority is to give a high quality support in a professional way to comply with its custumers’ expectations.