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Festivals reference websites, Bulgaria [BG]
Sofia International Film Festival
Film Markets, Bulgaria [BG]
Sofia Meetings
Training, Germany [DE]
Sources 2Stimulating outstanding resources for creative european screenwriting 
Regional Funds, France [FR]
South of France Film Commission - Var
Regional Funds, France [FR]
Southern Alps Film Commission
Regional Funds, France [FR]
Southern Midi-Pyrenees Film Commission
Promotional Organisms, Spain [ES]
Spain Film Commission
Animation, France [FR]
SPFA - Syndicat des Producteurs de Film d'Animation
Festivals reference websites, Sweden [SE]
Stockholm International Film Festival
Directors Associations, Poland [PL]
Stowarzyszenie Filmowców PolskichPolish filmmakers association. Promotes Polish film domestically and abroad, supports talented young filmmakers, and produces debut films. 
Regional Funds, France [FR]
Strasbourg and Urban Community Film Commission
Festivals reference websites, Germany [DE]
Stuttgart Internationales Trickfilm FestivalStuttgart Festival of Animated Film 
Training, Lithuania [LT]
Summer MEDIA Studio
Film Markets, France [FR]
Sunny Side of the Doc
Scriptwriters Associations, Sweden [SE]
Sveriges DramatikerförbundWriters Guild of Sweden looks after the economic and artistic interests of Swedish playwrights. 
Producers Associations, Sweden [SE]
Sveriges Filmproducenter - SFPSveriges Filmproducenter (SFP), the organisation for Swedish Filmproducers, is a non-profit association, with commitment to provide support to members, mainly regarding economical issues in the process of producing and exploiting Swedish films. 
TV, Sweden [SE]
Sveriges Television
Promotional Organisms, Sweden [SE]
Swedish Film InstituteThe Swedish Film Institute (Svenska Filminstitutet), established in 1963, is a foundation whose operations are regulated by an agreement between the state on one side, and the film- and television industry on the other. The Institute works to promote film across the board and internationally, and to preserve films and materials of interest to cinematic history. 
National Film Centres, Sweden [SE]
Swedish Film InstituteFounded in 1963, the Swedish Film Institute aims to promote, support and develop film in its cultural and broader contexts. It allocates grants for the production, distribution and public showing of Swedish films both at national and international level. 
Training, Romania [RO]
SWIM in the digital world

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