Producers Network

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

The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) is an independent national advocacy and funding organization serving First Nations, Inuit and Métis creators of screen content in Canada. The ISO’s mandate is to foster and support narrative sovereignty and cultural revitalization by increasing Indigenous storytelling on screens and promoting Indigenous values and participation across the sector.

The Czech Audiovisual Fund is the main public financing body for the audiovisual industry in the Czech Republic. It supports all stages of AV production and other AV-related areas and administers production incentives for audiovisual content made in the Czech Republic. The Czech Film Center promotes and markets Czech AV projects and the local film industry worldwide The Czech Film Commission promotes the country, and its infrastructure, as the world’s top destination for audiovisual production.

THACCA (Thailand Creative Culture Agency) is a newly formed organization in Thailand with the order of the Office of the Prime Minister to appoint the National Soft Power Strategy Committtee. THACCA oversees strategic collaboration between the government and private sectors to create income opportunities for Thai people by using its cultural industries as powerful tool. THACCA’s branch in film and series industry works on supporting Thai film and series industry through film and series fund and other supports.

The Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA), established in 2009 as Create Hong Kong, leads creative industry development. On June 14, 2024, it was restructured to enhance support for arts, culture and creative sectors, promoting Hong Kong’s film, advertising, design, and more globally.

The Hong Kong Film Development Council (HKFDC), set up in 2007, aligns policies with sustainable growth. The Film Development Fund (FDF), since 1999, has received $2.9 billion to support talent, production, audience development and market growth.

Brazil, Country of Honour 2025, is pleased to present a group of talented and creative professionals who came to the Producers Network to creating partnerships to bring powerful and sensitive stories to life on screens. And with a special focus on the Spotlight producers, a group that represents the pulsating moment that our industry is experiencing. This group was selected and supported through a call for proposals carried out by the Audiovisual Secretariat of the Brazilian Ministry of Culture.