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As of 1 January 2010, Visiting Arts is now the official UK Cultural Contact Point for the European Commission's Culture Programme

This page is currently under construction - for in-depth information please visit www.culturefund.eu

Contact Details for the CCP

Cultural Contact Point UK: Visiting Arts
4.01 & 4.02 Enterprise House 1 - 2 Hatfields London SE1 9PG
Phone 44 (0)20 7960 9631| Fax 020 7960 9643
Main contact : Christoph Jankowski - European Information Officer
Email info@culturefund.eu

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Audiovisual industries

Like its forerunners, MEDIA 2007 will focus on activities before and after production offering support for training, project development, distribution and promotion. The Programme will also put in place measures to accompany the changes that digitisation is producing in the audiovisual sector at all stages of the production and distribution chain, including in terms of new skills for professionals in the sector.

The budget will be €755 million over seven years (2007-13).

Further information: http://www.mediadeskuk.eu

Sources of further information

  • EUCLID is an independent information consultancy providing advice and information on the EU's Culture 2007 funding programme and also on other opportunties for the cultural sector from the EU. They operate the www.culturefund.eu/ website and also provide a listing of EU programmes for the cultural sector at http://eufunds.culture.info. EUCLID also run seminars on EU funding opportunities which are promoted via its website, www.euclid.info. EUCLID has also been appointed by Arts Council England to provide additional European and international information to the arts sector in England - mainly through the umbrella www.culture.info portal.
  • The European Commission has its own European Culture Portal, which provides further details on all the programmes discussed. The Commission also has a general 'Culture' site;