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Faced with economic challenges, many Brussels businesses may find themselves in a fragile situation. Late payments, a decline in activity or turnover, tensions with creditors…
The services offered by Entreprises Europe Network Brussels are designed to help your business grow internationally through partnerships, consortia and specific funding, as well as
The Brussels-Capital Region offers a remarkable diversity of spaces suitable for the audiovisual sector. Thanks to the collaboration between play.brussels and screen.brussels, you can discover
A much-needed directory, Le Générique highlights women (who identify as such), transgender people and non-binary people working in the Belgian audiovisual sector. This ‘Directory of
The European Commission’s Creative Europe 2021-2027 programme includes a MEDIA strand that focuses specifically on the film, audiovisual and video game industries. Calls for projects
By investing nearly 3 million euros a year, screen.brussels finances productions of dramas, documentaries, animations and special formats. Three times a year, projects are selected
The European Commission’s Creative Europe 2021-2027 programme needs no introduction anymore. The MEDIA strand focuses specifically on the film, audiovisual and video game industries. Calls
The SAU-MSI (Urban Development Corporation – www.sau.brussels) has launched a procedure to appoint an operator-animator for FRAME. FRAME is the media centre currently being built
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