The aim of the Fund is to further the cultural cooperation between the Nordic countries of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden, as well as the self-governing areas of the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and the Aland Islands. The Fund supports cultural cooperation taking place both within and outside of the borders of the Nordic countries. The Fund concerns itself with a wide range of art- and culture related areas, involving both professionals and amateurs. The Fund supports activities characterized by quality, vision, accessibility, and variety, where both traditional and new ways of working can be developed. Contributions can be granted to e.g. conferences, concerts, tours, exhibitions, festivals, general education, higher education, and research. A project may be completed both within and outside of the Nordic countries.

Contact:
Nordisk Kulturfond - Nordic Culture Fund
Store Strandstrade 18
1255  Copenhagen K
Denmark

phone: +45 3396 0200
fax: +45 3332 5636

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web: www.nordiskkulturfond.org

Official Nordic co-operation is channelled through two organisations: the Nordic Council and the Nordic Council of Ministers. The Nordic Council was formed in 1952 and it is the forum for Nordic parliamentary cooperation. The Council has 87 members, representing the five countries and three autonomous territories. The Council supports, among other things, cultural projects in the region, with the annual budget of approx. DKK 35,000,000 for film and media projects.

Contact:
Nordic Council
Store Strandstrade 18
DK-1255  Copenhagen K 
Denmark

phone: +45 33 96 04 00
fax: +45 33 11 18 70

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web: www.norden.org

New Danish Screen is a unit of the Danish Film Institute (DFI) which administers a subsidy scheme for the development and production of fiction films in various formats. The goal is to support and inspire the development of the film idiom and narrative technique, thus maintaining and furthering the dynamics and diversity of Danish film. The unit is a service both for emerging professional-grade talents and more experienced professionals. The unit is jointly operated by the DFI, Danmarks Radio and TV2 Denmark.

Contact:
55, Gothersgade
1123  Copenhagen K,
Denmark

phone: +45 3374 3675

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web: www.dfi.dk

MEDIA is a six-year programme of the European Union to strengthen the competitiveness of the European film, TV and new media industries and to increase international circulation of European audiovisual product. MEDIA Desk offices are located in EU countries + some East European countries. The Desks are responsible for informing and advising the professionals in the film, TV and multimedia sector about the audiovisual policies and programmes of the EU. Independent production and distribution companies can apply for development or distribution funding in the form of grants and interest free loans. Financial assistance is available for training providers and organisers of markets and festivals. Individuals may also benefit from subsidised places on training courses and international markets.

Contact:
MEDIA Desk Denmark
Vognmagergade 10, 4
1123  Copenhagen K
Denmark

Phone: +45 3374 3442
fax: +45 3374 3465

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web: www.mediadesk.dk