ukfilmla

ukfilmla highlights the richness of the UK's film industry and the innovative, independently-minded work of breakthrough artists of today.

ukfilmla, a non-profit project of Community Partners, will provide a venue for UK filmmakers (both new and well-established) to gain industry exposure, giving them an opportunity to screen their films in the most influential film market in the United States. Ukfilmla will not only present filmmaking representative of the United Kingdom through a monthly screening showcase, but will also include speakers and social events. Each of these events will highlight the richness of the United Kingdom's film history and the innovative, independently-minded work of breakthrough artists of today.

ukfilmla will give members of the film industry from both the United States and the United Kingdom an unprecedented opportunity to exchange ideas and information about production, distribution and marketing both here and abroad.

More information at www.ukfilmla.com.

CineFeel

CineFeel was set up in 1995 to promote up and coming directors and new music, with an emphasis on electronic and digital culture. CineFeel organise regular film and music nights in London and Paris.

Over the years, CineFeel has built up a unique music video library - The VideoMusic Lounge - and now projects the latest innovative electronic music promos featuring many special edits and uncensored versions. CineFeel exhibits at festivals, club nights and music industry events.

CineFeel also acted as a competition juror for pop promos with both MCM music television (France) and Promo Magazine / Music Week Magazine for the 1998 & 1999 CADS Awards.

CineFeel also exhibits the cutting edge of short film - Short Film Exhibition - and video production from around the world. This includes narrative and experimental work, animation, short documentaries, and a huge music driven film library.

For further information, please email cinefeelhq@hotmail.com.

Panico

Panico is a non-profit organisation whose aims are:

Panico works towards these aims by running the Club Panico, an association for film makers, and by organising a program of training courses and workshops (See below for more information on the Club and Training).

Panico, as a non-profit making organisation keeps any money made from fees within the organisation. This is then used for the benefit of our students and members.

All of Panico's patrons are well known leading figures in the British Film Industry. These include the Monty Python members, Terry Jones (director of Monty Python and the Holy Grail, The Life of Brian, The Meaning of Life, Personal Services, Eric the Viking and Wind in the Willows) and Terry Gilliam (director of Brazil, Time Bandits, Baron Munchhausen, Jabberwocky, Fisher King, Twelve Monkeys and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas), Ben Kingsley, whose film credits include Ghandi and Schindler's List, and Roland Gift, actor and lead singer of The Fine Young Cannibals.

Further information at www.panicofilms.com.

Cineworks

Cineworks is a short film production initiative which commissions original and innovative films from emergent Scottish talent in the disciplines of drama, documentary and animation.

Cineworks is run by the Glasgow Media Access Centre in partnership with the Film and Video Access Centre, Edinburgh and in association with BBC Scotland and Scottish Screen.

CINEWORKS PRODUCTIONS 2001

NIGHTWINDOWS Anwyn Beier (animator) Ken Anderson (producer)

BEST MAN Becky Brazil (writer/ director) Wendy Griffin (producer)

THE TOON FAIR Adrian J. McDowall (writer/director) Joern Utkilen and Kara Johnston (producers)

WISH Rene Mohandas (writer/director) Abigail Howkins (producer)

TESTAIKA Sarah Tripp (director) Sarah Barr (producer)

Further information at www.cineworks.co.uk.