Most Complete Resource for Co-Productions in Europe
EDN - The European Documentary Network announces a general update for The EDN Co-Production Guide, a tool for international financing of documentaries. The updated version has been published online on Wednesday, 9 December 2015, and includes the latest details on co-production possibilities in 30 European countries and an example of a co-production agreement. All information is edited by EDN, provided by established producers and based on concrete co-production experiences.
For this first update since the launch of the Co-Production guide last year, EDN has again commissioned experienced producers to provide information about the co-production possibilities in their country. The information is compiled in an easy-to-use format making it possible to use the information in the everyday reality of a production company. The guide includes:
• Profiles of co-production funds in 30 countries
• Guidelines for funding of co-productions in each country
• Titles of co-produced projects and production companies
• Contact info, relevant links and organizations
• A forum for EDN members to share co-production experiences
• Example of a co-production agreement
The EDN Co-Production Guide is aimed at producers with a documentary project seeking international co-production partners. The Guide is short enough to get an overview of co-production possibilities in these territories and detailed enough to create a co-production strategy.
The EDN Co-Production Guide currently features information about co-production possibilities in 30 countries. However, it is planned to develop the guide in future by including additional countries and covering more continents with in-depth information. In order to access the EDN Co-Production Guide, please visit the following link: http://www.edn.dk/resources/edn-co-production-guide/
About the EDN Co-Production Guide
The EDN Co-Production Guide has been launched in 2014 and has established itself as a welcome resource on the EDN web domain. Since its introduction, the guide has been available online at edn.dk to all EDN members. Non-EDN members have the opportunity to get a general overview of the guide with limited features - full access can be obtained by joining EDN.