Screen.brussels is a comprehensive initiative by the Brussels-Capital Region dedicated to supporting and enhancing the audiovisual sector. It offers a range of services tailored to individuals and businesses involved in various stages of the audiovisual value chain, including creation, production, post-production, distribution, promotion, and sales. Recognizing the dynamic nature of the market, screen.brussels adapts its approach to accommodate businesses of varying sizes and specialties, encompassing fields such as cinema, documentaries, TV series, websites, audio formats, extended reality (XR), and gaming. (screen.brussels ) Annually, screen.brussels invests up to €3 million in projects that allocate all or part of their audiovisual budgets within the Brussels-Capital Region. This funding is available for a diverse array of projects across all screen types, including fiction, documentaries, virtual reality, series, audio formats, and gaming. To be eligible, projects must meet specific selection criteria and can apply during one of the three funding sessions held each year. (screen.brussels ) To facilitate filming activities, the visit.brussels Film Commission serves as the primary helpdesk for film crews, location scouts, and directors operating in the Brussels-Capital Region. It assists with film and parking permit requests, ensuring a smooth process for productions choosing Brussels as their location. (screen.brussels ) For companies and professionals aiming to expand their audiovisual businesses in Brussels, play.brussels offers dedicated support and expertise. As part of hub.brussels, play.brussels connects project leaders with a global network of experts and assists in securing funding from regional bodies such as finance&invest.brussels, innoviris.brussels, and ST’ART invest. (screen.brussels ) In 2026, screen.brussels has scheduled three funding sessions: Dossier submission by Friday, January 23, 2026, with decisions announced on February 27, 2026. Dossier submission by Friday, June 5, 2026, with decisions announced on July 10, 2026. Dossier submission by Friday, September 11, 2026, with decisions announced on October 16, 2026. Applicants are encouraged to consult the fund's regulations before submission, as decision dates and allocated budgets are subject to change based on regional budget availability. (screen.brussels ) Through these initiatives, screen.brussels aims to have a structural impact on the audiovisual industry within the Brussels-Capital Region, benefiting European filmmakers and fostering a vibrant creative community.
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