FFC - Filmmakers for Conservation
www.filmmakersforconservation.org

FFC is the global conservation organisation for the film and television industry. Essential to the success of FFC is the diversity of its members and supporters. To be truly effective our organisation needs support and input from the entire film, television, conservation community and all interested parties. We aim to: inspire educate motivate new audiences to actively participate and support conservation.

Contact
10 The Square, Pentewan, St. Austell,
Cornwall PL26 6DA
United Kingdom
mail: enquiries@filmmakersforconservation.org


WildScreen
www.wildscreen.org.uk

Wildscreen is a UK-based educational charity working globally "to promote the public appreciation of biodiversity and the conservation of nature through the power of wildlife imagery."

Ground Floor, The Rackhay
Queen Charlotte Street
Bristol BS1 4HJ
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 117 328 5950
Fax: +44 (0) 117 328 5955
Email: info@wildscreen.org.uk


Mediterranean Environmental Award
www.medaward.org

A festival to celebrate the environment, the sea, the safeguard of cultural and natural resources. A festival that talks all the languages in the world. It was created in 2003 to promote the Mediterranean Strategy for Sustainable Development, alongside the Mediterranean Action Plan and the Barcelona Convention, with a new mode in an institutional context: the emotional and innovative language of cinema.


Nuff Global
www.nuffglobal.net

NUFF is an event made by and for young film interested people in the Nordic region. NUFF promotes Youth Cinema by doing film workshops with professional filmmakers, seminars, discussions and screenings. In just a few years, NUFF has evolved far outside the Nordic borders.


South 2 South Film Festival - Vote for Life
www.stos.com - JATAM/WALHI/Ecosister/Forest Watch Indonesia/Goethe-Institue/Gekko Studio

StoS are providing visual information on exploitation portrait in southern countries. Most of them are third world countries with rich biodiversity, including Indonesia. Ironically, the southern countries suffer the most from impact of natural resources exploitation. Yet their fight and movement sound was not able to reach public. StoS will inspire us on how communities in several areas were truly struggling in facing the impact of natural resources exploitation, starting from those that also threatened their life, livelihood productivity, and service of nature.