Location Flanders Shooting Manual

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SHOOTING MANUAL

LOCATION FLANDERSFILM COMMISSION

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intRoDUCtion – LoCAtionS, ContACtS, ACtion 6

ABoUt US 8

FACtS AnD FLAnDERS 18

innoVAtion AnD FACiLitiES 28

FinAnCing AnD inCEntiVES 38

LAW AnD REgULAtion 50

USEFUL inFoRMAtion 60

inDUStRY DiRECtoRY 78

LoCAtionS inDEX 127

gEnERAL inDEX 131

CREDitS 136

ContEnt

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Welcome to the first edition of the Location Flanders Shooting Manual, a user-friendly guide aimed at helping you plan a trouble-free shoot in Flanders. And if it’s not in the publication, don’t forget that there’s lots more information available on the locationflanders.com website as well as from the Location Flanders helpdesk.

the Manual has all the answers to the most frequently asked questions about shooting in Flanders, Belgium, including all the inside information about local rules and regulations.

We also look at some key local players who are among the frontrunners in the fields of innovation and hi-tech post-production and screening facilities worldwide.

the directory section also contains a large number of useful contacts of professionals, companies and organisations you may need while preparing your project.

So what else can we do to convince you?

LoCAtionS,ContaCts,ACtion!

In Bruges (2008) - Bruges

We offer incentives. in addition to the Belgian tax shelter – the most user-friendly and cost-effective system around – you can also apply for the new Location Bonus.

We have what you’re looking for. Whether it’s historic and contemporary architecture, or landscapes. the selection of photographs in this manual and on our website will convince you.

We have highly qualified technicians. our technical crew members are among the best qualified in Europe and beyond.

We speak your language. A large part of our industry speaks and understands several languages, including English, French and Dutch, and in some cases, even Spanish or german.

We are easy to reach. Located in the centre of Europe, we are just a stone’s throw from other key European cities such as London, Paris and Berlin. Flanders is also very compact, which means that all the locations you require are within easy reach.

We have the experience. Flanders has welcomed many international productions over the past few years, including in Bruges, the Buddenbrooks, Diamond 13, RAPt!, trésor, Copacabana and Black Venus.

We aim to please. We are here to help. the only thing we want from you in return for our expertise is that you are happy and that we helped you make a piece of work you can be proud of.

need we say more?

Any Way the Wind Blows (2003) - Antwerp

8Beguinage - Bruges

ABoUt uS

Location Flanders is the central film commission for Flanders, Belgium, providing information, introductions and support to all filmmakers interested in shooting in the region. It brings together the resources of the film offices in the region’s principle cities: antwerp, Bruges, Ghent, Leuven, Mechelen and ostend and the audiovisual export agency Flanders Image (a division of the VaF, the Flanders audiovisual Fund).

We aim to be your first stop for information about Flanders as a location for features, television films and series, documentaries, music videos, commercials, etc. our on-line database of locations allows you to view the wide range of settings available in Flanders, each supported with photographs and descriptions of the locale in English, along with contact details for the local film office. the database can be searched by geographical position, by type of location and by historical era. You can also see the professional expertise available in Flanders through our on-line production guide and industry database, which describes local studio facilities and lists location scouts and management services, production and post-production companies, and other providers of innovative audiovisual services. there is also information on how to apply for a Location Bonus, as well as on Belgium’s tax Shelter system and the funding opportunities it offers co-productions with Flanders.

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Lievekaai - ghent

Boerentoren – Antwerp

An on-line Shooting Request service allows you to receive more detailed information, or you can contact us with more general questions. once your production gets the green light, Location Flanders and the local film offices will take care of your shooting permits, assist you with location scouting, introduce you to local partners, coordinate contacts with the different city or regional departments and offer logistic support where possible. it is our aim to offer a trouble-free and rewarding shooting period in Flanders to all parties involved.

ExtErIor: FLandErs, day Stretching from the north Sea coast to the rolling countryside of central Belgium, Flanders offers the filmmaker a wide range of urban and rural landscapes and location opportunities. While some are unique or unmistakeably Flemish, others can double for locations across Europe without any loss in atmosphere. Each of the Location Flanders cities has its distinctive character.

antwerp is Belgium’s second largest city after the capital, Brussels, with a glittering historical centre, a modern business district and a busy port. its cosmopolitan vibe includes contemporary galleries, fashion houses and the diamond trade. the city is also home to the very first skyscraper built on the European continent, the 26-storey Boerentoren.

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Minnewater - Bruges

Bruges is Flanders’ best preserved medieval city, attracting millions of foreign visitors every year. But it is also a working city, with its own coastal suburb at Zeebrugge. Ghent is a major urban centre with a large university, offering a diverse range of urban locations, from historic streets and monuments to modern industrial and residential settings.Leuven is Belgium’s answer to oxford or Cambridge, a university town with a long history and a dynamic modern economy. Mechelen combines modern small-town atmosphere with a rich heritage that dates back to its position as an important political and trading centre in the Middle Ages.ostend as a coastal city, is both a resort and a working port with locations reflecting all aspects of life by and on the sea.

QuIntEssEntIaLLy FLEMIsh the Flemish style of gothic architecture, with its steep roofs and stepped gables, can naturally be found throughout the region. Bruges is the definitive example, its carefully preserved medieval buildings and network of canals are recognised by Unesco as a World heritage Site. the winding streets and small squares provide intimate settings, while its bridges and waterside cafés are romantic meeting places. But there are equally striking examples of the Flemish style elsewhere. Most of the cities still retain the grand market squares which were the focus of medieval life, edged with ornate civic buildings and guild houses, and often home to the city’s main cathedral. Both

Central Workshops - Leuven

Mechelen and Bruges have distinctive belfry towers, which define the city skyline. Smaller, more intimate market squares can be found elsewhere in the cities, and in the other municipalities covered by their film offices.other landmark buildings from the medieval and early modern periods include the Palace of Margaret of Austria in Mechelen, said to be the oldest Renaissance building north of the Alps, and the 16th Century home of the Plantin-Moretus publishing business in Antwerp.Also strong on Flemish style are the beguinages. Dating back to the 13th Century, these were communities of single women living together under religious supervision, but without taking holy orders. Each organised around a large church, the beguinages feature distinctive terraces of cottages, set in winding, cobbled streets or around gardens and green spaces. Large and small examples can be found in Leuven, ghent, Antwerp, Mechelen and Bruges.the cities of Flanders are blessed with impressive cathedrals and churches large and small, in styles from the gothic and baroque to later revivals. Many contain valuable works of art, by painters such as Rubens, van Eyck and other Flemish Primitives such as hans Memling and Dirk Bouts.there are also distinctive religious buildings in more rural settings, such as the Park Abbey complex on the edge of Leuven, which mixes architectural styles around a strong baroque theme. its extensive grounds include ponds, meadows, orchards, gardens and woodland. Leuven also boasts the beautiful neo-gothic Arenberg Castle in heverlee, surrounded by lakes. ghent’s gravensteen is a more sinister castle, a medieval fortress complete with battlements, an armoury and torture chambers.

FroM anCIEnt to ModErnFlanders is rich in two more modern architectural styles: art nouveau, with its curves and flourishes, and art deco, with its straight lines and strong colours. Both styles are represented in the residential areas of Flemish cities, with Antwerp’s Zuid neighbourhood a particularly good place to find art nouveau buildings. Besides private houses there are examples of grander public buildings, such as the striking art nouveau glass house at the Ursulinenklooster near Mechelen, ghent’s atmospheric art deco swimming baths, and the art deco sea-front arcades in ostend. industrial architecture plays an important part in Flanders’ urban landscape, beginning with richly decorated brick buildings from the 19th Century. Some fine examples are provided by the brewing industry, past and present, in Leuven and Mechelen, while ghent, Bruges and ostend all have warehouses of the same vintage.trade in Flanders has long relied on water for the transport of goods, and the canals that thread through cities such as Mechelen, ghent and Bruges provide a wide range of period and contemporary settings, whether on the water itself or among the buildings, bridges and quays that run alongside. outside of town, rivers and canals form broad water highways, cutting through the countryside.the railways have also left their mark on Flemish cities, with highlights including the monumental main train station in Antwerp, whose 19th Century exterior conceals a radically remodelled interior, and the sharp contemporary design of Leuven station. Small suburban stations, country halts and goods yards can also be found. trams are a characteristic feature of most cities, from older models to ultra-modern road trains. the Flemish are also enthusiastic cyclists, with the streets of Flanders’ university towns in particular crowded with cycling students.

Work and pLaythe universities in ghent, Leuven and Antwerp provide campus settings, while the bars, clubs and shops of the surrounding neighbourhoods have a bohemian vibe thanks to the student population. in Leuven the university occupies the 13th Century beguinage complex, with its cobbled streets, gardens and stylish 17th Century houses. other distinctive college buildings include the imposing neo-renaissance University Library and the Anatomic theatre, an 18th Century octagonal building designed for anatomy lessons. Students aside, Flemish cities offer a wide variety of other nightlife scenes, with bars, cafés and restaurants providing period and contemporary atmosphere, from luxury to low-life. the tourist trade in Bruges is a backdrop in its own right, and the city is rich in hotels and restaurants, from family-run establishments to the large and luxurious. For high-rollers there is ostend, with concerts and games of chance at the Casino, dating to the 1950s, and

Royal Museum of Fine Arts - Antwerp

the Wellington race track, reconstructed after World War ii in its original 19th Century style. Antwerp has its famous Zoo, dating to the 19th Century, while Muizen near Mechelen is home to the extensive Planckendael wildlife park. theatres and opera houses in ghent and Antwerp provide settings for high culture, with more popular entertainment taking place in large and small concert venues, and old and new cinema complexes. Art can be found in museums that range from grand neo-classical buildings to contemporary constructions of glass and steel, while private galleries represent the commercial end of the market.the cities have residential areas dating from the 19th Century onwards, with well-preserved pre- and interwar neighbourhoods. Contemporary settings range from chic lofts and bourgeois villas to grittier working class estates. green spaces such as parks and gardens abound, with bridges over urban waterways providing dramatic and intimate locations.Modern business districts can be found in all the cities, with settings ranging from small offices to huge commercial complexes with towers of glass. there is a special atmosphere to be found in Antwerp’s diamond district and Leuven’s high-tech business park. Factories and industrial estates can be found on the fringes, with the inland and marine ports of Antwerp, Bruges, ghent and ostend all offering dock locations, complete with cranes, ships and warehouses.

Land and WatErthe greatest range of water craft can be found in ostend, whose harbour is home to vessels of all shapes and sizes, from yachts and small sailing boats to fishing boats, commercial shipping and passenger ferries. top billing goes to the Mercator, a three-masted sailing ship previously used as a training vessel for the Belgian merchant marine. Associated architecture includes a ferry terminal, fish markets, a marina, lighthouses and water towers. ostend’s wide beaches and extensive boardwalk provide archetypal seafront atmosphere. overlooking buildings range from hotels and monumental apartment blocks to luxury villas. tourist settings include beach huts, café terraces, shops and restaurants. Further from town the beach becomes wilder, with sand dunes, nature trails and camp sites. ostend also boasts a number of distinctive military locations, such as a 19th Century fort and sea-facing bunkers dating from World War ii. Beach and dune locations can also be found at Zeebrugge, while inland equivalents can be found at nekkerspoel, near Mechelen, where artificial lakes host water sports and other leisure activities.the Flemish countryside features forests and fields, with eye-catching landmarks such as windmills, abbeys and grand houses. there are farms and secluded villages, wide rivers, streams and wetlands full of wildlife. Mountains, however, are in short supply.

Contact details for the film offices mentioned above, can be found on pages 93 -94 of the industry directory.

Albert i Promenade – ostend

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FACtS AnD FlanDERS

BELGIuMwww.belgium.be

Belgium is a federal state made up of three Communities: the Flemish-speaking Community, the French-speaking Community and the german-speaking Community. Although it is one of the smallest countries in the world, Belgium has a remarkable regional diversity and great variety of landscapes.

CapItaL Brussels

arEa 30,527.9 sq. km

popuLatIon 10,666,866

popuLatIon pEr sQ. kM 349.4

oFFICIaL LanGuaGE(s) Dutch (Flemish), French (Walloon) and german

CurrEnCy Euro (EUR or €)travellers’ cheques and international credit cards are accepted in all major hotels, restaurants and shops

tIME zonE gMt +1 (gMt +2 in summer)

ELECtrICIty/MaIns VoLtaGE 230V AC, 50hz, standard European two-pin plugs and socket, 220-230 Volts

tV PAL tV standard/DVB standard

dVd/BLu-ray Region 2/Zone B

MoBILE/CELL FrEQuEnCy Bands 900Mhz – 1,800 Mhz

IntErnatIonaL dIrECt dIaLLInG (iDD) +32

WEIGhts and MEasurEs Metric system (m)

FASt FACtS

FLandErswww.flanders.be

Flanders borders onto the north Sea, and is situated between the netherlands and France. it is the northern part of Belgium. the most important cities of Europe - London, Paris, Amsterdam, Cologne and Luxembourg - are all situated within a radius of 300km around Flanders’ capital Brussels.

CapItaL Brussels

arEa 13,522 sq. km

popuLatIon 6,161,600

popuLatIon pEr sQ. kM 455.7

oFFICIaL LanGuaGE Dutch (Flemish)in Flanders, a considerable part of the population also speaks (or understands) English and/or French

Major CItIEs / popuLatIon

• Antwerp 472,071

• ghent 237,250

• Brussels 148,873

• Bruges 117,073

• Leuven 92,704

• Mechelen 79,503

• ostend 69,175

Admiral Keyes Square - Bruges

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Belgium has a temperate maritime climate influenced by the north Sea and the Atlantic ocean, with relatively moderate summers and mild winters. Since the country is small, there is little variation in climate from region to region, although the marine influence is a little less pronounced away from the coast.

Climate averages

* Measurements taken in Ukkel Source: Royal Meteorological institute of Belgium (www.kmi.be)

sunrise/sunset

the Royal observatory of Belgium: www.astro.oma.be/GEnEraL/InFo/eninfo.html

hours of sunshine

Averagetemperature

Averagemaximumtemperature

Averageminimumtemperature

number ofrainy days

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep oct nov Dec

52.0 76.7 106.5 151.0 193.1 180.0 191.9 196.1 139.1 113.1 65.2 41.7

3.1°C 3.5°C 6.3°C 8.9°C 13.2°C 15.6°C 17.7°C 17.7°C 14.5°C 10.6°C 6.2°C 4.1°C

5.6°C 6.4°C 9.9°C 13.2°C 17.7°C 20.0°C 22.3°C 22.5°C 18.7°C 14.4°C 9.1°C 6.5°C

0.7°C 0.6°C 2.9°C 4.8°C 8.9°C 11.5°C 13.6°C 13.3°C 10.8°C 7.6°C 3.7°C 2.0°C

13.4 10.1 13.1 11.3 11.9 10.5 10.0 10.0 9.5 10.2 13.0 12.7

CLiMAtE AnD WEAthER

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FLandErs

the landscape of Flanders is generally identified as Lower Belgium: sandy beaches and dunes on the coast, followed by fertile polders. inland you find the green pastures and hills of East Flanders and Brabant; the Campine, marked by heathland and pine groves, and finally the loamy soil of the fruitful haspengouw.

typically Flemish regions

the Flemish Coast: www.dekust.org

the Bruges Woodland and Wetland: www.brugseommeland.be

Leie Region: www.vvvleiestreek.be (in Dutch)

Meetjesland: www.meetjesland.be

Rupel Region: www.derupelstreek.be (in Dutch)

Dijle Region and green Belt: www.dijleland.be (in Dutch)

Campine: www.antwerpsekempen.be (in Dutch)

Maasland: www.toerismelimburg.be

Voerstreek: www.toerismelimburg.be

haspengouw: www.haspengouw.be (in Dutch)

LAnDSCAPE AnD gEogRAPhY

Blaarmeersen - ghent

For a selection of maps, including satellite images and directions, see:

maps.google.be

www.lonelyplanet.com/maps/europe/belgium

www.viamichelin.be

www.mappy.be

www.worldatlas.com

MAP oF BELgiUM

For a selection of maps, including satellite images and directions, see:

www.lonelyplanet.com/maps/europe/belgium

Bruges

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Antwerp

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InnOVaTIOnAnD FaCIlITIES

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Flemish companies have been both early adopters and innovators in the field of audiovisual technology, putting them at the forefront of new digital production and distribution methods. this creativity has helped small companies and family firms develop into significant players in the global entertainment industry.

kinepolis is a prime example, with its early commitment to deploy digital cinema across its multiplexes in Belgium, France and Spain. Digital projectors and the information technology systems necessary to support them have been installed in all its sites, along with the hardware required to show films in 3D. Besides feature films, Kinepolis has been bold in using digital cinema to experiment with alternative content, bringing performing arts, tV and sports into its theatres, and exploring the possibilities for interactive experiences such as big-screen gaming.

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nWave – Around the World in 50 Years – 3D

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through distribution arm KFD it has developed the supply side of the digital cinema business with films such as Fly Me to the Moon, made by another local innovator, nWave pictures. Beginning with attraction and ‘ride’ films for amusement parks, nWave has expanded into all areas of immersive visual entertainment, from giant screen formats such as imax to 3D feature films for cinemas. Set up as a fully integrated digital film studio, nWave prides itself on conceiving films such as Fly Me to the Moon in 3D from the outset, insisting that they only be screened in 3D to the public. its second 3D feature is Around the World in 50 Years (2010).

Barco has been an important partner for Kinepolis in its move to digital cinema, fitting out theatres with a modular system that it has developed around texas instruments’ DLP Cinema technology. headquartered in Kortrijk, the company has won orders from cinema owners as far away as the USA, india and China, making it a global player in this new industry. its expertise in visualisation technology is also used in giant screens for public spaces and performance venues, and to equip broadcast studios and control rooms.

Another innovator in broadcast technology is alfacam, which in 2004 launched Euro1080, the first commercial service in Europe airing high definition (hD) tV content around the clock on cable and satellite channels. the company has since expanded to produce hD content for digital cinemas and large venues, while providing hDtV facilities and services to other broadcasters and production houses.

outside Broadcast is one of the leading service providers in the European broadcast market. By combining the latest hD technologies, state of the art equipment and a team of multi lingual professionals, the company offers made-to-measure production services including the production of live sports events and concerts all over Europe.

Q-spheres

Computer-generated imagery has become an important area for innovation in Flanders, with companies quick to spot unmet industry needs. For example, computers cannot recreate locations in a photo-realistic way, since the variations of light, weather and materials tend to look wrong. Q-spheres has responded with a business that converts real places into virtual locations for feature films, games and commercials. it has built up an on-line database of shoot-ready locations, and can produce virtual locations to order, delivering high-end backgrounds and light fields after a couple of days, no matter where the real-world equivalent is situated.

Populating such virtual sets is the speciality of Eyetronics, which has developed 3D scanning systems that generate characters and produce visual effects for games, feature films, television and commercials. it is currently working on a Digital humans Project, which uses high-resolution scans of real people to produce 3D human models that can be animated with commercial packages such as 3DS Max, Lightwave, Maya and Softimage.

other companies getting into this new market include archineos, which is developing technology originally intended to animate real estate air shots for use in digital commercials and video productions. Fx-Motion meanwhile has developed a remote control system that allows a single operator to track, lift, pan and tilt a camera. in studio settings, control can be pre-programmed and computer controlled, making it a particularly good fit with virtual sets.

Eyetronics

innovation in post-production can be found at aCE digital house, a key European player that works across the board, from music videos and commercials to feature films and tV programmes. it is also focusing on the interface between new and old formats, with specialist services bringing digitised formats back to 35mm film and restoring 35mm film to fine new digital copies. Restoration methods are designed to decrease the use of expensive technology, cutting the time usually needed for high resolution restoration.

other post-production services in Flanders include Grid VFx in ghent, and in Brussels the Fridge, Exit 399, pix it and studio l’Equipe.

Sound post-production is a speciality for Galaxy studios, in Mol. Collaborating with industrial designers, it came up with a way of constructing studios inside insulated concrete bunkers, mounted on springs. this excludes the maximum of external noise (the insulation value is higher than 100dB) and protects recording environment against low frequency vibration. Rooms are also fitted with silent air conditioning, with internal windows made of 11cm-thick glass panels. As well as sound recording, galaxy also offers film and music post-production services.

other sound specialists in Flanders include a sound, no noiz and sonicville, all in Brussels.

Contact details of the companies mentioned above, can be found in the industry directory starting on page 78.

Ace Digital house FX-Motion

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productions coming to Flanders can choose from a huge variety of studios, from simple rooms in quiet locations to studio complexes offering a wide range of technical and professional support. and if the permanent facilities are not sufficiently flexible, the region’s location managers and film offices keep track of vacant industrial buildings that can be fitted out as temporary studios on demand.

aa dock’s in Brussels has a spacious built-in cove for film production and photo shoots, plus a multifunctional hall of 560m² with a ceiling height of 8m.

alfacam is based at the Eurocam Media Centre in Lint, with 15 studios covering a total area of 60,000m². the studios are equipped for sound or hDtV recording, editing and play-out or projection on a cinema screen. it also claims the biggest indoor water studio in the Benelux, measuring 3,300m² with a 35x25m pool.

StUDio FACiLitiES

AA Dock’s

aniway in Brussels is tailored to shooting animation films and for pack shoots. A computerised title-bank is available, as are 16mm, S16m, 35mm cameras and a MiLo Motion Control camera robot. there is also a 112m² studio, lighting equipment and service facilities.

Beast animation in Brussels disposes of two spacious stop-motion recording studios, each of approximately 120m² and equipped with a convertible cyclo (white - green). Various spacious workplaces for the manufacturing of sets, puppets and props are at the disposal of the clients, as are three digital recording systems, containing a nikon D1X Digital Still Camera with objectives and accessories, the most relevant hard- and software and a fully equipped line test system.

dB Video in Aartselaar has a 120m² tV studio, equipped for blue-key recording as well as recordings with live decor. Lighting is installed, and cameras, extra lights and decor can be provided, along with catering and a full crew.

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Alfacam

Eye-lite in Brussels has a pack-shot studio of 25m², plus regular studios of 400m² and 1,280m². the largest has 6m free height and a walkway lighting rig 3m high. Professional lighting, camera and grip equipment can be provided on request, along with a wide range of crew and other professionals.

Monev in Sint-Pieters-Leeuw has three film stages, measuring 1,000m², 600m² and 300m². Each is truck accessible and well-equipped, with its own production offices. Rental of 16mm or 35mm cameras and accessories is possible, along with lenses or grip equipment.

studio 100 is one of the largest television studio facilities in Belgium, with a total of 6,000m² in stage area, rehearsal rooms and dance studios. Rental terms include lighting structures, but not the lighting itself. Clients can bring their own crew and equipment, or rent crew, studio cameras and control room from Studio 100. Also included are a make-up room with numerous dressing rooms, a green room and part of the prop area.

Alfacam’s indoor water studio

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studio Imperial in Deurne has a large studio of 1,050m², with a free height of 4m and goods lift that makes it possible to place cars in the hall. A second space of 350m² and height of 2.5m can also be used for audio-visual productions.

Videohouse has 10 television studios of various sizes in four locations. Studios 1, 2, 3, 6 and 7 are strategically located on the fringes of Brussels, near the airport, while Studio 5 is a blue key studio at the international Press Centre in the capital’s EU quarter. Meanwhile the Manhattan studio complex consists of four studios, located near the centre of Leuven.

Contact details of the studios can be found on pages 117-118 of the industry directory.

Studio imperial

Videohouse

38Graslei - Ghent

FInanCInG anD inCEntiVES

What Is It?the tax shelter is a tax incentive meant to encourage the production of audiovisual works and films. it is one of the few film industry schemes in Belgium that applies to the whole country rather than to a particular language community. the Ministry of Finance estimates that from 2004 to 2007 the system channelled €110 million into films and other audiovisual works, providing €45 million in 2007 alone.

hoW doEs It Work?this mechanism allows a company wishing to invest by providing financial backing for audiovisual productions to benefit from exemption of any retained taxable profits worth up to 150% of the sums actually paid. the upper limit on investment is 50% of the company’s retained profit taxable in Belgium, up to a ceiling of €750,000. this way, the legislator ensures limited financial risks for the investors.Part of this investment, up to 40%, is usually in the form of a loan, which the producer must return to the investor as a matter of course. the remaining 60% buys rights in the commercial exploitation of the film. if investors don’t want to wait to see if the production makes money, they may arrange to sell back their rights after a certain period.

thE tAX ShELtER SChEME

RAPt! (2009) – ostend

Who Can BEnEFIt FroM It?investors: All resident companies and Belgian establishments of non-resident companies can benefit from this tax regime with the exception, however, of:• companies whose main purpose is the development and the production of audiovisual works• television broadcasting companies

Producers: only resident companies whose main purpose is the production of audiovisual works are taken into account.

Productions: the production must be an audiovisual work belonging to one of the following categories:• a feature-length film, a documentary or an animated film intended to be shown in a

cinema• an animated series, a documentary, a movie or a live-action, youth/children’s series, all

made for televisionMoreover, the audiovisual work must be approved by the competent departments of the Flemish, French or german-speaking Community as a European work as defined by the Directive “television without frontiers” of 3 october 1989 (89/552/EEC).

Black Venus (2010) – Bruges FInA

CondItIons1. the production and operating costs for the audiovisual work incurred in Belgium must

amount to at least 150% of the sums allocated – except for loans – in compliance with the framework agreement.

2. the production and operating costs for the audiovisual work must be incurred within a maximum of 18 months after signing the framework agreement.

3. the total sum actually paid in compliance with the framework agreement must not exceed 50% of the total budget for the costs of the audiovisual work.

4. the total sums invested as loans must not exceed 40% of the sums allocated in compliance with the framework agreement.

if one of the conditions for granting and maintaining the exemption is no longer observed in any taxable period, any profits exempted earlier will be regarded as profits made during the course of that taxable period.

the promotion and distribution costs are not considered to be part of the production and operating costs. on the other hand, the editing costs, the commissions, if any, etc. can be taken into account.

Copacabana (2009) - ostend

Example*

Investmente500,000 150%

50%max 40%min 60%

loane200,000

direct investing(acquisition of rights)

e300,000

tax saving ofe254,925

Min. production budget of e1,000,000

expenses incurred in Belgium e450,000

Investmentexemption of the retained taxable

profits: e750,000

33,99%(corporate income tax rate)

(Situation of one investor and a budget of e1,000,000)

* A company invests e500,000 in a film (e300,000 in the form of a co-production and e200,000 in the form of loans). it can be granted an exemption of e750,000, if the expenses incurred in Belgium amount to 150% of e300,000, i.e. e450,000 for the production and operating costs.

Situation on 15 December 2009. For the most up-to-date information, check: www.locationflanders.com

44trésor (2009) – Ostend

IntErMEdIarIEs and BanksBelgian producers can approach investors directly to arrange investment under the tax shelter, although this can involve some complex legal work. An alternative is for the producer to work with an intermediary company, which will match potential investors with productions. the intermediaries make their money primarily by charging a fee to producers, although some also take commission on any profits to investors. in the early years of the tax shelter there was competition between intermediaries to offer the greatest guaranteed return to investors. More recently, the federal government has introduced a 4.5% cap on the return intermediaries can guarantee, with any profits above that dependent on the box office. As well as specialised intermediary companies, several Belgian banks have created film funds to bring the advantage of the tax shelter to those of their investors who want to participate. these include Fortis and Dexia. this development has brought a degree of investor confidence to the market.Recently, three Flemish producers joined forces to create a specialised tax shelter operation, Makingof.the first step for any foreign producer hoping to benefit from the tax shelter is to find a local production partner (see www.vfpb.be, www.votp.be and page 99 of the industry directory).

the tax shelter contacts can be found on pages 118-120 of the industry directory.

Code 37 (2009) – ghent

Beginning in 2010, Location Flanders is offering a limited number of grants to help producers seek out locations in Flanders and/or manage operations while they shoot there. the aim is to attract more film and television productions to the region and to stimulate those that have already thought of coming here.

the grant, worth up to €2,500 (including value added tax), pays for the services of a professional location scout or location manager to work with the production. it can also be used to cover certain costs associated with location scouting and management, such as transport and materials.

the grant is intended only for fiction feature films lasting more than 70 minutes and television series. All of the grant must be spent in the Flemish region.

the annual budget for the location grant is capped, and in the event of high demand, preference will be given to:

• productions shooting in one or more of the cities participating in Location Flanders (Antwerp, Bruges, ghent, Leuven, Mechelen and ostend)

• films or tV series of which the stories are set in Flanders

• productions which will have a favourable impact on local employment or the local economy, for instance by stimulating tourism

Requests for the grant should be made by the main producer concerned, or the Flemish co-producer. it cannot be used retrospectively to pay for location work on productions where shooting is already underway or has been completed. Productions that have already received location support as part of a development grant from the Flanders Audiovisual Fund (VAF) or similar local organisation in Flanders are not eligible, nor are Flemish broadcasters. however, independent production companies working for Flemish broadcasters may apply.

to qualify for the grant, productions must be sufficiently advanced to have allocated the main artistic functions, such as director, producer and scriptwriter. they must also have secured more than 80% of their financing.

FLAnDERS LoCAtion BonUS

A named location scout or manager must be chosen before the grant is awarded. to be eligible, this individual cannot be an employee of the production company and must be able to demonstrate his or her professional credentials. this means having at least one credit in the previous two years for a distributed fiction feature film or a broadcast tV drama series.

Successful applicants will be awarded e500 of the grant on conclusion of the agreement with Location Flanders. the remainder is paid when shooting begins and necessary proof of the scouting activity has been delivered.

Applications can be made at any time, in English, French, german or Dutch. For more details, visit the Location Flanders website, www.locationflanders.be.

the Alzheimer Case (2003) - Antwerp

traum aus schokolade (2010) - Bruges

thE FLAnDERS AUDioViSUAL FUnD

the Flanders Audiovisual Fund (VAF) supports audiovisual production in Flanders, as well as international co-production with Flanders. the aims of the Fund are threefold: to develop a sustainable audiovisual industry, to encourage and support upcoming audiovisual talent and to promote a vibrant audiovisual culture in Flanders. the Flanders Audiovisual Fund receives an annual grant from the Flanders government, which in 2009 was worth €16.5 million. A minimum of 80% of the annual budget goes to production support. Filmmakers can apply for support to fiction, documentary, animation and so-called Filmlab projects. there are four types of support: scriptwriting, development, production and promotion support.For foreign producers interested in accessing VAF support, the best and easiest way is to first find a local co-producer (www.vfpb.be).

to find out more about the Fund, see www.vaf.be/taal/en

Dossier K (2009) – Antwerp

dijlepad – Mechelen

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the difference between author’s right and copyrightAlthough ‘copyright’ is often seen as synonymous with the term ‘author’s right’, there are some small but significant differences in meaning. Author’s right, most often used in mainland Europe, mainly protects the person of the author, whereas the English copyright refers to the investment. Legal bodies (for example, nV, BVBA, VZW) can also be considered as original claimants (‘works made for hire’). this is not the case in the system of the author’s right, where essentially a transfer of rights initiated by the original author to the legal body is needed. Furthermore in ‘author’s right’, the moral rights are inalienable, whereas in ‘copyright’ nations they are nearly impossible. in Belgium, author’s right is protected by the articles of the Law of 30 June 1994 on author’s rights and neighbouring rights. the author’s right protects the authors of literary and art works, while the ‘neighbouring rights’ protect the achievements of the performing artists (such as actors, singers, dancers, musicians) and producers of recordings, films, broadcasts and databases.

author’s rightEssentially, the author of an intellectual creation exercises exclusive and absolute ownership over it, by virtue purely of having created it. he or she however is nevertheless entitled to relinquish these rights in whole or in part, by sale, contract or legation, to another person or entity who becomes then the legal rights holder. there are two different kinds of author’s rights:

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Patrimonial rightsPatrimonial rights give the author the exclusive right to exploit his or her work commercially, or to authorise others to exploit them, in any way and within the limits established by law. Upon the death of the author, this right is transferred to their heirs for 70 years from 1 January of the next year. At the end of this period, the work falls into the public domain.in the case of a work created in collaboration, such as a film, the calendar year taken into account is that of the death of the last of the following collaborators: the scriptwriter or adaptor, composer (in the case of an original score) or director.the duration of copyright in the case of a work produced under a pseudonym, anonymously, or collectively, is 70 years, starting on 1 January of the year following that of publication. For works published posthumously, the duration of copyright is 70 years, starting from the date of the work’s publication.

Moral rightsthe moral rights protect the personal and reputational value of a work to its creation. they include the right of attribution, the right to have a work published anonymously or pseudonymously, and the right to the integrity of the work. Moral rights are considered to be tied to the person and are therefore inalienable.

neighbouring rightsSimilar to the author’s right, the moral rights of the performing artists are inalienable. the patrimonial rights expire 50 years after the performance, or the first publication of the performance. Professionally recognised additional artists (such as extras in a film) are not considered performing artists.

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rights of the artist over objects photographedthe objects (e.g., sculptures, paintings, pieces of architecture) exhibited or preserved in museums and certain public places (parks, gardens etc.) do not automatically belong to the public domain. Some are still protected by the artist’s copyright. As a result, any shots of art objects and their subsequent use are subject to the consent of the artist or his or her legal successors.

it is advisable to consult the organisations in charge of the preservation or exhibition to obtain the address of the artist, his or her heirs or the union representing them.

Contact details of copyright organisations can be found on pages 97-98 of the industry directory.

Boekentoren - ghent

transport of equipment between Eu member statesSince the 1993 abolition of fiscal frontiers between EU member states, most border controls and formalities related to merchandise have been eliminated. Because of this, film companies based in the European Union can enjoy duty-free transport of their equipment (such as camera equipment, sound equipment, decors, rushes, etc). no specific customs documents are needed.

transport of equipment between an Eu member and a non-member stateFilm companies not located within the borders of the European Union can use the AtA Carnet: an international customs document that permits duty-free and tax-free temporary import of goods for up to one year. the AtA convention, signed by more than 70 countries including Belgium, aims to simplify temporary import and export operations between EU member and non-member states. For a complete list of all the participating AtA carnet countries, see www.atacarnet.com.the carnet is not issued by the Custom office, but by the Chambers of Commerce and industry or their equivalent in the country of origin (for example in the USA, the United States Council for international Business) (see pages 97-98). it is valid for a maximum of one year for an unlimited, but previously specified number of border crossings registered by the Chamber of Commerce. the final re-importation must take place within the carnet’s period of validity and before the last re-importation date specified by customs in the counterfoil and export sections of the document. the carnet, once used, must be returned to the Chamber of Commerce at the latest one month after the expiration date. it is advisable to call on a specialist freight agent to take care of transport and customs clearing. For more information, see www.iccwbo.org/ata/id2965/index.html.

other countriesother film companies, based in a country which isn’t part of the AtA Convention, should contact the Custom Services when entering the European Union. A document for temporary import will be drawn up, possibly with bail. the re-exportation afterwards has to be reported separately.

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Mandatory declaration of temporary activitiesForeign employees, self-employed people and trainees must declare their activities in Belgium to the government in advance. this mandatory declaration is part of a larger project, Limosa, which is intended to create a better framework for the employment of foreign workers in Belgium. Actors and crew members, however, are exempt from this declaration if their stay in Belgium doesn’t exceed a total of 21 days per quarter.

For more information on mandatory declarations, contact the Limosa Contact Centre (see page 105).

Work permitsnationals of countries belonging to the European Economic Area are not obliged to obtain a work permit for their activities in Belgium and neither are employees of companies situated within the European Economic Area. Actors and crew members of other nationalities are also exempt if their stay doesn’t exceed three consecutive months.

For more information on employment authorizations, contact the Employment Division of

the Ministry of the Flemish Community (see page 105).

A summary of other additional administrative formalities and/or financial contributions can be seen at www.socialsecurity.be and www.socialezekerheid.fgov.be.

For information on visa applications see page 77.

Working with volunteersWorking with unpaid volunteers is covered by the Volunteer Labour Law of 1 August 2006.

For further information and practical advice, contact the Arts help Desk (see page 103).

Working with artistsif you’re paying an artist for his/her commissioned artwork, you’ll have to take the artists’ law into account. Among other things, this law stipulates that anyone who puts on a performance or produces an artistic work (both creative and performing activities, e.g. a concert, the editing of films, the making of a work for an exposition etc.), by order of a natural or legal person (for example, a company) by means of a salary (nB: this is not the same as a small compensation such as a reimbursement of expenses) is seen as an employee. the frequency of performance is irrelevant. A single artistic performance is also subject to the artistic statute.

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Courthouse – Antwerp

Although basically the artist is seen as an employee, he or she can opt for the self-employed/ independent status. in this case the artist has to prove that he or she is independent.

For more information, please contact the Arts help Desk (details see page 103).

Working with non-artistic employees When working with other employees, who are not putting on an artistic performance or work, the normal social security regulation is applicable. they can either work as an employee with a fixed term or permanent employment contract or as an independent.

For more information, please contact the Arts help Desk (details see page 103).i

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the right to privacy is one of the basic civil rights and is expressed in the law of 8 December 1992 on the protection of the private life. the rules of photographic and public image copyright operate along the same lines. Every individual holds exclusive and absolute rights over an image of him/herself and its use. When filming takes place in a train station, an airport, public park, etc., the director must obtain the prior permission of the people present. When asking permission, the use of the picture should be clearly defined. Misuse of photographs is a strict violation of the public image rights. the image rights however only apply to people who can be identified, e.g., when their faces are photographed or filmed, or when they can be recognised by others. Permission is generally considered unnecessary in certain circumstances where a tacit agreement is presumed. Such circumstances include:

• filming of groups, street scenes or public demonstrations. it is however advisable not to include close-ups or to linger on one person • filming public figures carrying out their profession or following events in their public life

Except in these two cases, it is essential to obtain the consent of the individual being filmed, who must understand both the nature of the shot and its intended subsequent use. this consent, whenever possible, has to be obtained in writing (with a release form) since proof of agreement, in case of a lawsuit, is the responsibility of the producer. As for children, permission is needed from (one of) the parents or legal guardians. the image right expires 20 years after the death of the photographed person.

PUBLiC iMAgE

Koeleweimolen - Bruges

60University Library - Leuven

U S E F U LInForMATIon

Business hours are generally from 9am-5pm, except on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.

BanksMost banks are open daily from 9am-12 noon and from 2pm-4pm, except on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Some branches in larger cities may be open later as well as on Saturday mornings. A large number of banks also have self-banking facilities with ATMs that are open between 6am and 10pm. You can find these at Bancontact cash dispensers and Self Banking branches. Most of them equally work with Maestro, credit cards and Banksys.

Post officesMost post offices are open daily from 9am-12 noon and from 2pm-5pm. In some major cities, some are also open on Saturday from 9am-3pm. Customer service: +32 (0) 22 01 11 11 (Mon-Fri 8.30am-5.30pm)

shoP hoursMost shops are open Monday to Saturday from 9/10am - 6pm for most non-food businesses. Supermarkets are usually open from 8am-7/8pm (Mon-Sat). Sunday is the weekly closing day for the commercial sector.

BuSIneSS hourS

CurrenCY

currencyThe Belgian unit of currency is the euro (eur €).

*Currency on 15/12/2009Today’s exchange rate: www.euroland.com/sitefiles/currency/currency.asp

Currency

uSDGBPJPY CnYInr

1.460.90129.799.9568.04

in EUR

0.691.120.010.100.01

Distance• 1 kilometre = 0.62139 miles • 1 metre = 1.0936 yards • 1 metre = 3.2808 feet • 1 centimetre = 0.3937 inches

area• 1 square kilometre = 0.3861 square miles • 1 hectare = 2.471 acres • 1 square metre = 1.196 square yards • 1 square metre = 10.764 square feet • 1 square centimetre = 0.155 square inches

Volume• 1 cubic metre = 1.308 cubic yards • 1 cubic metre = 35.315 cubic feet • 1 cubic centimetre = 0.06102 cubic inches • 1 litre = 0.0353 cubic feet • 1 litre = 0.2642 uS gallons • 1 litre = 0.22 uK gallons

Weight• 1 tonne = 0.9842 tons (long) • 1 tonne = 1.1024 tons (short) • 1 kilogram = 2.2046 pounds (avoirdupois) • 1 gram = 15.432 grains • 1 grain (avoidupois) = 1 grain (troy) = 1 grain (apothecaries)

temperature• Celsius to Fahrenheit = (9/5 x temp °C) + 32 • Celsius to Kelvin = temp °C + 273.15

ConverSIon FACTorS

For a list of all foreign embassies and consulates located in Belgium, see: www.diplomatie.be

eMBASSIeS AnD ConSulATeS

Velodroomstraat – ostend

Velodroomstraat – ostend 65

accidents 112 / www.112sos.be

ambulance 100

attacks 112 / www.112sos.be

Burns centre +32 (0) 2 649 65 89 / www.brandwonden.be (in Dutch/French)

car trouble

• vAB Flemish Automobile Association +32 (0) 3 253 61 30 / www.vab.be

• Touring road Aid +32 (0) 70 34 46 66

coastal rescue service +32 (0) 58 23 80 00

credit cards lost or stolen

• Card stop +32 (0) 70 34 43 44 / www.cardstop.be (in Dutch/French)

Dive accidents +32 (0) 50 55 87 13

Doctors on duty www.huisarts.be/lijsten (in Dutch)

• Antwerp: +32 (0) 900 10 512

• Bruges: +32 (0) 78 15 15 90

• Ghent: +32 (0) 9 236 50 00

• leuven: +32 (0) 70 25 70 25

• Mechelen: +32 (0) 15 42 14 14

• ostend: +32 (0) 59 70 97 98

Drugs helpline +32 (0) 78 15 10 20 / www.druglijn.be

emergency 112 (european number) / www.112sos.be

fire Department 100

flemish cross +32 (0)15 27 61 00 / www.hetvlaamsekruis.be (in Dutch)

Gas leaks +32 (0) 800 65 0 65

Missing children 116 000 / www.childfocus.be

Pharmacists on duty +32 (0) 900 10 500 / www.apotheek.be (in Dutch/French)

Poisons advice centre +32 (0) 70 24 52 45 / www.poisoncentre.be (in Dutch/French)

Police Department 101

Psychological counselling 106

red cross 105 / www.rodekruis.be (in Dutch)

suicide Prevention helpline +32 (0) 2 649 95 55 / www.zelfmoordlijn.be (in Dutch)

terrorism 112 / www.112sos.be

eMerGenCY helPlIneS

Brussels office

Grasmarkt 61

Be-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T + 32 (0) 2 504 03 90 (9am-5pm)

F + 32 (0) 2 513 04 75

info@toerismevlaanderen.be

www.visitflanders.com

FlAnDerS TourIST AuThorITY

rozenhoedkaai – Bruges

PuBlic holiDays

• new Year’s Day (1 January)

• easter Day (variable date: 4 April 2010; 24 April 2011; 8 April 2012)

• easter Monday (variable date: 5 April 2010; 25 April 2011; 9 April 2012)

• labor Day (1 May)

• Ascension Day (variable date: 13 May 2010; 2 June 2011; 17 May 2012)

• Whitsun (variable date: 23 May 2010; 12 June 2011; 27 May 2012)

• Whit Monday (variable date: 24 May 2010; 13 June 2011; 28 May 2012)

• Festival of the Flemish Community (11 July)

(all Flemish agencies, including location Flanders, are closed on this day)

• national Day (21 July)

• Assumption Day (15 August)

• All Saints’ Day (1 november)

• Armistice Day (11 november)

• King’s Day (15 november) (only for federal government services)

• Christmas Day (25 December)

• Boxing Day (26 December)

holIDAYS

school holiDaysSummer holiday starts on 1 July and ends on 31 August.

schoolyear

2009- 2010

2010- 2011

2011- 2012

autumn half-term

2 november - 8 november

1 november - 7 november

31 october - 6 november

christmas holidays

21 December - 3 January

spring half - term

15 February - 21 February

7 March -13 March

20 February - 26 February

easter holidays

5 April-18 April easter Monday:

5 April

11 April-24 Aprileaster Monday:

25 April

2 April-15 Aprileaster Monday:

9 April

ascension

13 May - 14 May

2 June - 3 June

17 May -18 May

stadsfeestzaal shopping mall - antwerp

www.antwerpen.bewww.brugge.be/toerismeinenuitmechelen.ba.bewww.uitinleuven.bewww.toerisme-oostende.bewww.visitgent.bewww.resto.be

hoTelS & CATerInG

SMoKInG BAn

There is a total ban on smoking in public spaces, catering establishments and shop floors in Flanders. exceptions are casino’s and cafés where only prepacked food is being sold with a best-before date of three months. As of 2014 there will be a total ban in all catering establishments. Any violation will be punished by means of fines.

Container Terminal – Bruges

Main mobile phone network providers• Base www.base.be T +32 (0) 486 19 19 99 (24/7) • Mobistar www.mobistar.be T +32 (0) 800 35 047 (Mon-Sat: 8am - 8pm; Sun: 10am-6.30pm)• Proximus www.proximus.be T +32 (0) 78 05 60 00 (24/7)

Main telephone network providers• Belgacom www.belgacom.be • Telenet www.telenet.be

Main internet providers• Base www.base.be Customer and technical service: +32 (0) 2 608 06 00 (Mon-Fri 8am-8pm; Sat 9am-5pm)

• Belgacom – ADSl www.belgacom.be Customer service: +32 (0) 800 22 313 (Mon-Fri 8am-6.30pm; Sat 9am-5.30pm) Technical service: +32 (0) 800 22 700 (Mon-Fri 7am-10pm; Sat-Sun 8am-10pm)

• Clearwire www.clearwire.be Customer service: +32 (0) 800 38 017 (Mon-Thu 9am-8pm; Fri-Sat 9am-5pm) Technical service: +32 (0) 2 400 77 77 (Mon-Fri 9am-9pm; Sat 9am-5pm)

• Scarlet www.scarlet.be (in Dutch/French) T +32 (0) 800 84 000 (Mon-Fri 9am-5.30pm; Sat 9am-5pm)

TeleCoM ServICeS

• Telenet www.telenet.be Customer service: +32 (0) 15 66 66 66 (Mon-Fri 8am-8pm; Sat 9am-5.30pm) Technical service: +32 (0) 15 66 66 66 (Mon-Fri 8am-10pm; Sat-Sun 9am-10pm)

Directory enquiries • 1207 (in Dutch) • 1405 (in english)• 1307 (in French) • 1407 (in German)

World telephone guidewww.infobel.com/en/belgium

White Pageswww.whitepages.be

yellow Pageswww.goldenpages.be

Groentenmarkt – Ghent

72Vaartkom – Leuven

73Vaartkom – Leuven

airPorts

Flanders has one national airport (Brussels national Airport) and two regional airports

(Antwerp – Deurne, ostend – Middelkerke).

For more information

• Brussels national Airport: www.brusselsairport.be

• Antwerp – Deurne: smaller airlines, mainly business journeys and cargo:

www.antwerp-airport.be

• ostend – Middelkerke: tourist flights and cargo (mainly to Africa): www.ost.aero

traVellinG By train

Belgian railways (SnCB/nMBS)

• www.b-rail.be

• For urgent enquiries or during weekends, call the customer information line on

+32 (0) 2 528 28 28 (7am-9.30pm, 7/7) or see the information desks at the stations for

information on domestic train travel.

• For international journeys in europe with Thalys, eurostar, TGv, ICe and other

international trains, call +32 (0)70 79 79 79 (8am-8pm on weekdays, Sat-Sun and

public holidays 9.30am-5.30pm)

eurostar

• high-speed train to lille and london

• www.eurostar.com

• Telephone bookings: +44 (0) 1233 617 575 (from abroad 8am-9pm)

+32 (0) 70 79 79 89 (from Belgium on Mon-Fri 8am-8pm; Sat-Sun 9am-4.30pm)

• high-speed train to France, with more than 230 destinations including Bordeaux, lyon,

Paris and Montpellier

• www.tgv-europe.be

• You can also purchase tickets at the main train stations with an international ticket desk

Thalys

• high-speed train to Amsterdam, Cologne and Paris

• www.thalys.com/be/en

• You can also purchase tickets at the main train stations with an international ticket desk

TrAnSPorT

traVellinG By Bus / traMWays / unDerGrounD

De lijn: Flemish public transport by bus, tramways and underground

• www.delijn.be (in Dutch)

• T + 32 (0) 70 220 200 (Mon-Fri 7am-7pm; Sat-Sun and holidays 10am-6pm)

eurolines (european travelling)

• www.eurolines.be

• T +32 (0) 2 274 13 50 (Mon-Fri 7am-7.30pm; Sat 9am-5pm)

• info@eurolines.be

traVellinG By car

route planning

• www.routenet.be

• www.mappy.be

• www.uk.map24.com

• www.viamichelin.com

crossinG the channel

Trans europa Ferries (only with car)

• www.transeuropaferries.com

• reservations and check-in:

Stapelhuisstraat

Be-8400 ostend, Belgium

T +32 (0) 59 34 02 60, F +32 (0) 59 34 02 61

info@transeuropaferries.com

Marina Montgomery – ostend

to Brussels from n° / week

Abu Dhabi 7h20’ 6

Amsterdam 0h50’ several/day 1h 53’ 2h 15’

Atlanta 8h45’ daily

Beijing 11h15' 3

Berlin 1h25' several/day 6h 50’* 7h15’

Copenhagen 1h30' several/day 9h45’

lisbon 2h50’ several/day 19h30’

london 1h10’ several/day 1h 55’ 4h30’

Madrid 2h15’ several/day 15h30’

Moscow 3h30’ daily

Mumbai 9h20’ daily

new York 7h15’ daily

oslo 2h several/day 15h30’

Paris 1h several/day 1h 22’ 3h

rome 2h15’ several/day 14h

Stockholm 2h15’ several/day 15h45’

Toronto 7h20 daily

TrAvel TIMeS

froM aBroaDAverage travel times; does not take into consideration possible delays, traffic jams or road works.

*non-direct connection

vlierbeekveld – leuven

76Lamotsite – mechelen

From/To Antwerp Bruges Ghent leuven Mechelen ostend Brussels Airport

Antwerp 1h13’/105km (97km on highways)

0h46’/60km (55km on highways)

0h 33’/45km (38km on highways)

Bruges 1h15’/107km (97km on highways)

Ghent 0h 45’/60km (54km on highways)

leuven 0h46’/64km (57km on highways)

Mechelen 0h22’/25km (20km on highways)

ostend 1h18’/120km (115km on highways)

Brussels Airport

traVellinG Within BelGiuM(Travel times by car)

In order to obtain a visa for your stay in Belgium, please present yourself to the relevant Belgian embassy or Consulate in your country of residence. For more information on visa applications for Belgium, see www.diplomatie.be.location Flanders is not competent in this matter and can therefore not help with visa applications.

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Hof Lanchals- Bruges

iNdUstrYDIRECTORY

ART DIRECTORS – PRODUCTION DESIGNERS

Konis Steven Liegeois Albert Bevernagelei 44 BE-2100 Deurne Belgium M +32 (0) 476 68 96 31 steven.liegeois@skynet.be

Kurt Loyens Akkerstraat 65 BE-9140 Temse Belgium M +32 (0) 475 61 20 68 decosfeer@skynet.be L’objet trouvé Walter Brugmans Normandiëstraat 26 BE-1081 Brussels Belgium M +32 (0) 479 58 82 48 brugmanswalter@yahoo.com SEP Merijn Sep Marnixstraat 18 BE-2060 Antwerp Belgium M +32 (0) 496 22 40 93 merijn@nstd.be

Gert Stas Leningstraat 9 BE-2140 Borgerhout Belgium M +32 (0) 476 54 34 44 gert.stas@skynet.be www.gertstas.be Johan Van Essche Scheldestraat 54 BE-2000 Antwerp Belgium T +32 (0) 3 216 14 15 M +32 (0) 475 70 66 07 johan.van.essche@yucom.be

AGENTS

Brunbro Entertainment Group

Jim Seynaeve

Nieuwe Markt 19

BE-8560 Wevelgem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 56 21 11 03

M +32 (0) 477 48 99 79

F +32 (0) 56 52 00 35

jim@brunbro.com

www.brunbro.com

Thassos

Paul Schyvens

A. Rodenbachtstraat 19b

BE-2140 Borgerhout

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 235 04 90

F +32 (0) 3 235 11 05

info@thassos.be

The Entertainment Group - Live Entertainment

Elke Heidbuchel

Genèvestraat 512

BE-1030 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 718 03 10

F +32 (0) 2 718 03 11

elke.heidbuchel@entertainmentgroup.be

www.entertainmentgroup.be

Vinck & Partners

Kris Vinck

Hendrik Conciencelaan 23

BE-2640 Mortsel

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 458 10 49

M +32 (0) 475 67 78 65

kris@vinckpartners.be

www.vinckpartners.be

ReservationsT +32 (0) 2 348 92 12F +32 (0) 2 344 12 13reservations@europcar.com

HertzExcelsiorlaan 20BE-1930 ZaventemBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 717 32 01 F +32 (0) 2 717 32 02beluxresadmin@hertz.comwww.hertz.com (online reservations)

Rent A CarOverhaamlaan 71BE-3700 TongerenBelgiumT +32 (0) 12 39 09 40F +32 (0) 12 23 57 72info@rentacar.be www.rentacar.be (online reservations)

CASTING DIRECTORS

3’sacrowd Raf Roosens Cobdenstraat 34 BE-2600 Berchem Belgium M +32 (0)474 95 08 78 raf@threesacrowd.be www.threesacrowd.be

Casting Studio Kris De Meester Alpacastraat 29 BE-9000 Ghent Belgium T +32 (0) 9 232 50 00 M +32 (0) 475 60 11 64 F +32 (0) 9 230 75 57 info@castingstudio.comkris@castingstudio.com www.castingstudio.com

Bart Van Loo M +32 (0) 477 40 41 66 bart.van.loo2@telenet.be

CAR RENTAL

AvisKolonel Bourgstraat 107BE-1140 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 730 62 11F +32 (0) 2 726 95 83info@avis.be www.avis.be (online reservations)

ReservationsT +32 (0) 70 22 30 01 F +32 (0) 70 22 30 03 be.reservations@bcn.avis-europe.com

Carrental T +32 (0) 800 16 316F +32 (0) 70 21 72 17info@carrental.bewww.carrental.be

Carrental offices in Brasschaat, Hasselt, Knokke, Vilvoorde and Wijnegem.

Dockx RentalBoomsesteenweg 400 BE-2610 WilrijkBelgiumT +32 (0) 3 828 80 80F +32 (0) 3 830 48 86info@dockx-rental.be www.dockx.be (online reservations)

EuropcarWeiveldlaan 8BBE-1930 ZaventemBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 709 71 00F +32 (0) 2 709 71 10belgium_reception@europcar.com www.europcar.be (online reservations)

Patrick Hella

Beukenlandschap 23

BE-1650 Beersel

Belgium

M +32 (0) 477 41 25 58

patrick@hella-casting.be

www.hella-casting.be

Kim Casting

Kim Deschacht

M +32 (0) 477 778 535

kimcasting@telenet.be

www.kimcasting.be

Quartier-Ciné

Louis Pons

Dok Noord 13C

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

M +32 (0) 486 38 42 83

louis@quartier-cine.be

www.quartier-cine.be

Wimpelcasting.be

Wim De Waegenaere

Nekkersputstraat 255D

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

M +32 (0) 477 643 845

info@wimpelcasting.be

www.wimpelcasting.be

Brigitte De Witte

Brusselsesteenweg 336

BE-9090 Melle

Belgium

M +32 (0) 493 63 76 62

brigitte@xtraz.be

www.xtraz.be

DagCasting

Dag Elsermans

Deurnesebaan 46

BE-2170 Antwerp

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 645 83 85

M +32 (0) 475 30 18 16

dag@dagcasting.com

www.dagcasting.com

Erik De Cnodder

M +32 (0) 486 53 90 74

info@streetcaster.be

www.streetcaster.be

de VriesVinck Casting

Sara De Vries-Vinck

Vinkenstraat 30-32

BE-2018 Antwerp

Belgium

M +32 (0) 486 69 20 38

casting@devriesvinck.com

www.devriesvinck.com

Gerda Diddens

Augustuslaan 21

BE-1200 Sint-Lambrechts-Woluwe

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 73 68 15

gerdadiddens@gmail.com

Earth In Motion

Senne Dehandschutter

Diegemstraat 42

BE-1930 Zaventem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 711 52 50

M +32 (0) 478 72 38 20

pro@inthepicture.tv

www.inthepicture.tv

TieltAarselestraat 41 BE-8700 TieltBelgium T +32 (0) 51 63 68 86F +32 (0) 51 63 59 29info@cobelguard.be www.cobelguard.be

Pro-Tec InternationalVierlinden 33 BE-9940 EvergemBelgiumT +32 (0) 9 373 46 61 M +32 (0) 473 390 846F +32 (0) 9 373 46 60 info@protec-int.bewww.protec-int.be

COSTUME DESIGNERS Vanessa Evrard Montignystraat 29 BE-2018 Antwerp Belgium M +32 (0) 495 77 88 04 vanessa.evrard@skynet.be

Kaat Tilley Creation Kaat Tilley Asbeekstraat 12 BE-1730 Asse Belgium M +32 (0) 475 45 57 48 kaattilley@kattilleycreation.com; kaattilley@kaattilley.com www.kaattilley.com

Kristin Van Passel Nijvendries 26 BE-2890 Oppuurs Belgium M +32 (0) 475 73 28 28 kristinvp@scarlet.be www.kristinvanpassel.be

CATERING

CookieboysKolvenrodestraat 86K BE-3080 TervurenBelgiuminfo@cookieboys.be www.cookieboys.be

D&D CateringMechelbaan 361 / 8BE-2580 Putte BelgiumT +32 (0) 15 34 80 84F +32 (0) 15 24 88 12 info@ddcatering.be www.ddcatering.be

De MerodeMerodestraat 43 BE-2750 DuffelBelgiumT +32 (0) 15 31 98 88F +32 (0) 15 31 98 88info@demerode.bewww.demerode.be

La Grande BouffeSchouwbroekstraat 55 BE-9921 VinderhouteBelgiumT +32 (0) 9 328 62 29M +32 (0) 485 29 08 77; +32 (0) 476 73 98 18 lagrandebouffe@telenet.be www.lagrandebouffe.be

CONCIERGE SERVICE

Cobelguard SecurityBrusselsPantheonlaan 47 BE-1081 Koekelberg BelgiumT +32 (0) 2 479 03 03info@cobelguard.bewww.cobelguard.be

Tine Verbeurgt Patijntjestraat 137 BE-9000 Ghent Belgium M +32 (0) 475 77 14 34 tine.verbeurgt@telenet.be Charlotte Willems Heideland 58 BE-2640 Mortsel Belgium T +32 (0) 3 454 66 49 M +32 (0) 497 57 43 84 F +32 (0) 3 454 66 49 charlotte.willems@pandora.be

DOP – CAMERAMEN

3SIXTY Hans Reynaerts Vlaanderenstraat 66 BE-9000 Ghent Belgium M +32 (0) 486 49 45 68 info@3sixty.be www.3sixty.be

Broadcast Recording Toon Illegems Grensstraat 8 BE-3140 Keerbergen Belgium T +32 (0) 15 52 07 48 M +32 (0)475 68 66 51 toon.illegems@skynet.be

Camerajan.co Jan Mestdagh Lusthovenlaan 37 BE-2640 Mortsel Belgium T +32 (0) 3 440 33 90 M +32 (0) 476 52 01 35 info@camerajan.be www.camerajan.be

Diego Dezuttere

M +32 (0) 495 622 897

diego@cucu.be

www.cucu.be

deCameraman

Johan De Neve

Beverstraat 3

BE-9550 Herzele

Belgium

M +32 (0) 475 82 06 36

johan@decameraman.be

www.decameraman.be

Danny Elsen

Edward Dekosterstraat 17

BE-1140 Evere

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 216 65 50

M +32 (0) 475 48 58 69

F +32 (0) 245 37 13

danny_elsen@hotmail.com

danny_elsen@hetnet.nl

Serge Everdepoel

Hemelrijk 10

BE-9840 De Pinte

Belgium

M +32 (0)475 81 12 71

serge.everdepoel@telenet.be

Filmwerken

Stijn Vander Veken

Stevoortse Kiezel 323

BE-3512 Stevoort

Belgium

T +32 (0) 11 59 38 55

info@filmwerken.com

www.filmwerken.com

Freelance Camera Marc Appeltans Brouwerijstraat 55 BE-3400 Eliksem Belgium M +32 (0) 475 41 39 39 marc.appeltans@freelancecamera.be; marc@freelancecamera.be www.freelancecamera.be

Didier Frateur Zegelaan 29 BE-3001 Heverlee Belgium M +32 (0) 486 71 23 35 didier.frateur@mac.com

Flux d’Image Wim Le Compte Doornlaarstraat 111 BE-2820 Rijmenam Belgium T +32 (0) 15 52 76 72 M +32 (0) 475 387 077 flu@skynet.be

Full Stop Philip Van Volsem Grote Molenweg 36 BE-2940 Stabroek Belgium T +32 (0) 3 234 25 32 M +32 (0) 495 54 79 27 fullstop@telenet.be www.philipvanvolsem.com

René Haan Krabbosstraat 125 BE-1653 Dworp Belgium M +32 (0) 476 53 30 73 kilowatt@altern.org

Ruben Impens

E. van Arenbergstraat 71 b2

BE-9040 Sint-Amandsberg

Belgium

M +32 (0) 495 306 764

ruben.impens@telenet.be

Alain Jongen

Turnhoutsebaan 204

BE-2400 Mol

Belgium

M +32 (0) 475 98 26 81

alain@upg.be

Kader en Licht

Anton Mertens

Visserij 203c

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

M +32 (0) 477 38 48 04

anton@antonmertens.com

Renaat Lambeets

Markt 13

BE-2840 Rumst

Belgium

M +32 (0) 495 20 77 77

renaat.lambeets@telenet.be

Lou Berghmans

Kriekenbergweg 24

BE-3010 Kessel-Lo

Belgium

T +32 (0) 16 26 04 40

M +32 (0) 475 27 31 98

lou@louk.be

www.2pun8.be

Roma Film

Richard van Oosterhout

Columbuslei 8

BE-2900 Schoten

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 231 60 69

M +32 (0) 475 87 18 86

richardvanoosterhout@telenet.be

Gerd Schelfhout

Lusthoflaan 22

BE-9032 Ghent

Belgium

M +32 (0) 477 29 33 54

info@gerdschelfhout.be

www.gerdschelfhout.be

Glynn Speeckaert

Dries 1

BE-1785 Merchtem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 706 51 35

M +32 (0) 475 31 11 15

glynn@glynn-speeckaert.com

www.glynn-speeckaert.com

The Sides

Rik Zang

Mechelsesteenweg 47

BE-2018 Antwerp

Belgium

M +32 (0) 478 31 41 62

rikzang@hotmail.com

www.thesides.be

Marc Van Acker

Verbondstraat 91

BE-2000 Antwerp

Belgium

M +32 (0) 475 42 36 77

vanacker.marc@skynet.be

Frank van den Eeden

De Vrièrestraat 25

BE-2000 Antwerp

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 281 52 22

M +32 (0) 496 45 69 34

frank.vandeneeden@pandora.be

www.frankvandeneeden.com

Michel Van Laer

Honsdonkstraat 63

BE-3120 Tremelo

Belgium

T +32 (0) 16 60 59 13

M +32 (0) 475 48 59 13

F +32 (0) 16 60 59 14

mvl.vision@telenet.be

Jan Vancaillie

Sint Laureinsborreweg 7

BE-1653 Dworp

Belgium

M +32 (0) 477 86 23 97

chiaroscuro@pandora.be

Guillaume Vandenberghe

Sint-Gillis Voorplein 21

BE-1060 Brussels

Belgium

M +32 (0) 476 68 05 14

guillaume.vandenberghe@mail.be

Walther Vanden Ende

Putstraat 9

BE-9506 Nieuwenhove

Belgium

T +32 (0) 54 33 00 81

M +32 (0) 478 26 82 67

w.vandenende@skynet.be

Jo Vermaercke Hogeheerweg 13 BE-9051 Sint-Denijs-Westrem Belgium T +32 (0) 9 221 07 35 M +32 (0) 475 43 42 34 jo@steadicam.be www.steadicam.be

Gregg Young Leon Spilliaertstraat 67 BE-8400 Ostend Belgium M +32 (0) 485 62 41 31 young.gregg@gmail.com

EDITORS

Joris Brouwers Ten Doorn 31 BE-1852 Beigem Belgium M +32 (0) 495 50 93 01 jorisbrouwers@hotmail.com

cobblersson Nico Leunen Papenvest 36/5a BE-1000 Brussels Belgium M +32 (0) 476 22 72 37 nico@cobblersson.com www.cobblersson.com Dieter Diependaele M +32 (0) 474 96 98 30 dieter.diependaele@telenet.be

Bert Jacobs Dorpsstraat 7 BE-9130 Kieldrecht Belgium M +32 (0) 475 97 76 63 bert_jacobs@skynet.be

Yoohan Leyssens

Galmartstraat 22

BE-1820 Melsbroek

Belgium

T +32 (0) 7 51 30 93

M +32 (0) 495 24 42 51

yoohan@telenet.be

Alain Dessauvage

De Fierlantstraat 147

BE-1190 Brussels

Belgium

M +32 (0) 495 20 25 83

www.pukka.be

alain001@yahoo.com

Lynn Raeymaekers

Auguste Lambiottestraat 154

BE-1030 Schaarbeek

Belgium

M +32 (0) 489 56 93 05

lynnraey@yahoo.co.uk

Philippe Ravoet

Rue du Champ de la Planche 10

BE-1320 Hamme-Mille

Belgium

T +32 (0) 10 86 15 65

M +32 (0) 496 25 89 03

F +32 (0) 10 86 15 65

philippe_ravoet@hotmail.com

Ewin Ryckaert

Watermaelsesteenweg 84

BE-1160 Oudergem

Belgium

M +32 (0) 486 33 71 98

ewin.ryckaert@gmail.com

88Hof van Busleyden – Mechelen

EQUIPMENT

3sixty

Hans Reynaerts

Vlaanderenstraat 66

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

M +32 (0) 486 49 45 68

www.3sixty.be

info@3sixty.be

Alfacam

Rebekka Vreven

Fabriekstraat 38

BE-2547 Lint

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 454 20 10

F +32 (0) 3 454 18 10

info@alfacam.com

www.alfacam.com

B&L Lighting

Jacques Rulens (lighting)

Patricia Vos (camera)

Generaal Wahislaan 16F

BE-1030 Schaarbeek

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 702 16 01; +32 (0) 2 702 16 24

F +32 (0) 2 702 16 03; +32 (0) 2 702 16 03

jacques@eye-lite.com; patricia@eye-lite.com

www.eye-lite.com

Noordlaan 5

BE-8520 Kuurne

Belgium

T +32 (0) 56 36 8211

sales.media_and_entertainment.be@barco.com

www.barco.com

Belgian Fuji Agency S.A.

Lavoisierlaan 20

BE-1300 Wavre

Belgium

T +32 (0)1 024 20 90

F +32 (0)1 023 85 63

info@fujifilm.be

www.fujifilm.be

Bucephalos

Bart Martens

Jagersstraat 21

BE-3590 Diepenbeek

Belgium

T +32 (0) 11 32 12 21

M +32 (0) 475 74 41 90

bart@bucephalos.be

www.bucephalos.be

Camerajan.co

Jan Mestdagh

Lusthovenlaan 37

BE-2640 Mortsel

Belgium

M +32 (0) 475 47 04 74

info@camerajan.be

www.camerajan.be

Ciné-Qua-Non

Koenraad Firlefijn

Stationsstraat 180

BE-1651 Lot

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 377 20 84

F +32 (0) 2 305 51 78

info@cqn.be

www.cqn.be

Cinetec Jules Bouillonstraat 10-12 BE-1050 ElseneBelgium T +32 (0) 2 503 32 41 F +32 (0) 2 503 32 45 sotrac.cinetec@freebel.net www.cinetec.be

DB Video Dimitri Beyaert Kontichsesteenweg 39 BE-2630 Aartselaar Belgium T +32 (0) 3 843 25 85 F +32 (0) 3 843 25 82 info@dbvideo.tv www.dbvideo.tv

De Kaderleden Dieter Dedecker Excelsiorlaan 45 BE-1930 Zaventem Belgium T +32 (0) 2 721 20 38 M +32 (0) 475 28 62 39F +32 (0) 2 721 43 60 info@dekaderleden.be www.dekaderleden.be

De Kameraden Johan Stoefs Beukenlaan 1 BE-1730 Asse Belgium T +32 (0) 2 452 20 50 M +32 (0) 475 34 03 91 F +32 (0) 2 452 44 17 info@dekameraden.be www.dekameraden.be

Dotcam M +32 (0) 476 93 23 28 www.dotcam.net

Double Precision

Filip Vandoorne

Muinkkaai 73

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

T +32 (0) 9 233 51 59

F +32 (0) 9 234 09 45

info@doubleprecision.be

www.doubleprecision.be

EFF Flanders

Jurgen Augusteyns

Cyriel Buyssestraat 130

BE-1800 Vilvoorde

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 702 16 02

M +32 (0) 496 49 56 79

F +32 (0) 2 702 16 99

jurgen@eye-lite.com

www.eye-lite.com

Freelance Camera

Mark Appeltans

Nieuwstraat 21

BE-3832 Ulbeek

Belgium

T +32 (0) 12 74 39 13

M +32 (0) 475 41 39 39

F +32 (0) 12 74 72 07

marc.appeltans@freelancecamera.be

www.freelancecamera.be

Fx-Motion

Werkhuizenstraat 7-9

BE-1080 Sint-Jans-Molenbeek

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 331 27 69

F +32 (0) 2 332 12 73

info@fx-motion.com

www.fx-motion.com

Grikaros Gerselarendries 28 BE-1850 Grimbergen Belgium T +32 (0) 2 253 65 14 F +32 (0) 2 253 64 15 info@grikaros.be www.grikaros.be

Henderyckx FotografiePrinsesstraat 67 b1 BE-8870 Izegem Belgium T +32 (0) 51 30 07 73 F +32 (0) 51 30 48 58 info@henderyckx.com www.henderyckx.com

Huis Baeyens Lamoriniestraat 116 BE-2018 Antwerp Belgium T +32 (0) 3 239 16 26 F +32 (0) 3 230 21 01 antwerpen@huisbaeyens.be www.huisbaeyens.be

Key Grip Systems Hans Reynaerts Generaal Wahislaan 16F BE-1030 Schaarbeek Belgium T +32 (0) 2 706 09 09 F +32 (0) 2 706 09 00 info@kgs.be www.kgs.be Kinepolis - DecatronMoutstraat 132-146 BE-9000 Ghent Belgium T +32 (0) 9 241 00 00 F +32 (0) 9 241 00 02 info.group@kinepolis.com www.kinepolis.com

Klankmannen

T +32 (0) 16 40 80 20

www.klankmannen.be

K-Light

Patrick Haegeman

Botermelkstraat 32

BE-9420 Erpe-Mere

Belgium

T +32 (0) 53 82 80 80

F +32 (0) 53 82 80 90

info@k-light.be

www.k-light.be

Kodak Belgium

Louis Machado

Ikaroslaan 18

BE-1930 Zaventem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 357 36 92

F +32 (0) 2 719 41 99

jl.machado@kodak.com

wwwbe.kodak.com

Karen Jensen (lighting)

Wim Michiels (camera)

Mechelsesteenweg 319

BE-1800 Vilvoorde

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 254 88 00

M +32 (0) 475 83 61 37

+32 (0) 475 24 48 77

F +32 (0) 2 252 10 76

karen@lites.be; wim@lites.be

info@lites.be

www.lites.be

Lucky Cameras Luk Stoefs C. Gilisquetlaan 48 BE-1030 Brussels Belgium T +32 (0) 2 241 90 62 F +32 (0) 2 241 90 72 info@luckycameras.be www.luckycameras.be

Monev Schockaertstraat 59 BE-1600 Sint-Pieters-Leeuw Belgium T +32 (0) 2 331 27 75 F +32 (0) 2 334 35 71 monev@skynet.be www.monev.be

Outside Broadcast Wingepark 17 BE-3110 Rotselaar Belgium T +32 (0) 16 23 27 52 F +32 (0) 16 29 21 24 info@outside-broadcast.be www.outside-broadcast.be

Phlippo Yves Melis Antwerpsesteenweg 334 BE-2500 Lier Belgium T +32 (0) 3 491 91 70 yves@phlippo.com; info@phlippo.com

Spots Unlimited Tommy Van Den Bempt Cyriel Buyssestraat 128 BE-1800 Vilvoorde Belgium T +32 (0) 2 253 88 20 info@spotsunlimited.be www.spotsunlimited.be

Stock Music International

Arjan Bosheck

Knipscheerstraat 95A

BE-3570 Alken

Belgium

T +32 (0) 11 59 90 00

F +32 (0) 11 59 90 09

arjan@stockmusic.be

www.stockmusic.be

Studio Schopman Supplies

Marc Schopman

Pioenstraat 20

BE-2600 Berchem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 239 00 18

info@animationsupples.eu

www.animationsupplies.eu

The Powershop

Vaartdijk 22

BE-3150 Tildonk

Belgium

T +32 (0) 16 60 81 82

F +32 (0) 16 60 81 83

info@thepowershop.eu

www.thepowershop.eu

The Right Mix

Filip Vandoorne

M +32 (0) 475 69 16 00

info@therightmix.be

www.therightmix.be

Video Equipe

Herman Wolfs

Verbindingstraat 20

BE-2540 Hove

Belgium

M +32 (0) 477 40 88 83

video.equipe@telenet.be

Wim Robberechts & Co Kris de Maeseneer Woluwelaan 141A BE-1831 Diegem Belgium T +32 (0) 2 725 66 68 M +32 (0) 496 55 05 60 F +32 (0) 2 725 66 68 info@robberechts.tv www.robberechts.tv

FILM OFFICES

* Members of Location Flanders

Antwerp City Film Office* Ira GuiliniFrancis Wellesplein 1BE-2018 AntwerpBelgiumT +32 (0) 3 338 31 47F +32 (0) 3 338 31 85ira.guilini@stad.antwerpen.bewww.antwerpen.be/filmoffice

Brussels Film OfficeAnnette KatzStadhuis - Grote Markt BE-1000 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0)2 548 04 50F +32 (0)2 548 04 44a.katz@brusselsinternational.bewww.bruxellestournage.be

City Film Office Bruges*Jean-Pierre DrubbelToerismehuis Sint-Jan PB 744BE-8000 Bruges BelgiumT +32 (0) 50 44 46 46F +32 (0) 50 44 46 45cityfilmoffice@brugge.be www.brugge.be/filmoffice

Ghent Film Office*

Jan Schiettekatte

City Hall

Botermarkt 1

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

T +32 (0) 9 269 46 00

F +32 (0) 9 269 46 59

filmoffice@gent.be

www.ghentfilmoffice.be

Leuven City Film Office*

Karolien Hellemans

Professor Van Overstraetenplein 1

BE-3000 Leuven

Belgium

T +32 (0) 16 27 22 74

F +32 (0) 16 27 28 38

locationflanders@leuven.be

www.leuven.be/toerisme

Location Flanders

Bischoffsheimlaan 38

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 226 06 30

F +32 (0) 2 219 19 36

locationflanders@vaf.be

www.locationflanders.com

Mechelen City Film Office*

Karen Claes

Grote Markt 21

BE-2800 Mechelen

Belgium

T +32 (0) 15 29 79 31

karen.claes@mechelen.be

www.toerismemechelen.be

Ostend Film Office*

Pieter Hens

Monacoplein 2

BE-8400 Ostend

Belgium

T +32 (0) 59 25 53 16

F +32 (0) 59 70 34 77

p.hens@toerisme-oostende.be

www.oostendefilmoffice.com

FUNDING

Bruxellimage

Christine Schraepen

c/o BIP Koningsstraat 2-4

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0)2 563 63 31

F +32 (0)2 563 63 32

chs@wallimage.be

www.wallimage.be

MEDIA Programme

European Commission, BU33 02/10

BE-1049 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0)2 295 16 34

F +32 (0)2 295 27 83

info-media@ec.europa.eu

www.ec.europa.eu/media

Vlaams Audiovisueel Fonds (VAF)

c/o Flanders Film House

Bischoffsheimlaan 38

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0)2 226 06 30

F +32 (0)2 219 19 36

info@vaf.be

www.vaf.be

GAFFERS

Chakalaka

Kristof Collier

Weverstraat 33

BE-1982 Weerde

Belgium

M +32 (0) 479 21 87 08

chakalaka.bvba@telenet.be

Dries Delputte

Hamburgstraat 4

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 231 13 48

M +32 (0) 475 96 03 69

driesdelputte@gmail.com

Dieter De Bock

Jozef Vervaenestraat 183

BE-9050 Gentbrugge

Belgium

M +32 (0) 486 30 53 92

dietcam@hotmail.com

Dirk Favere

Dijleweg 4

BE-2820 Rijmenam

Belgium

T +32 (0) 15 51 49 05

M +32 (0) 475 96 32 86

dirk.favere@skynet.be

F-Stop

Roel Tanghe

Vandenboogaerdestraat 55

BE-1080 Brussels

Belgium

M +32 (0) 476 778 723

roeltanghe@yahoo.com

René HaanKrabbosstraat 125BE-1653 DworpBelgiumM +32 (0) 476 53 30 73kilowatt@altern.org

Chris HackenHortensialaan 12 BE-1731 ZellikBelgiumM +32 (0) 475 55 58 12chris@testov.be

Patrick HaegemanBotermelkstraat 32 BE-9420 ErpeBelgiumT +32 (0) 53 82 80 80M +32 (0) 475 45 91 21F +32 (0) 53 82 80 90info@k-light.be

Tim JanssensVooruitgangstraat 187, b80BE-1030 Brussels BelgiumT +32 (0) 3 223 78 93M +32 (0) 496 982 006janssenstim@skynet.be

Lightwise VOF - SPOTS UnlimitedDieter Van der EeckenRijnkaai 20 BE-2000 AntwerpBelgiumM +32 (0) 495 52 11 96 dieter-vandereecken@pandora.be; dieter@spotsunlimited.be

Steven Soetede Mérodestraat 180BE-1060 Brussels BelgiumM +32 (0) 486 44 33 81 stevensoete@gmail.com

Spots UnlimitedBert ReyskensBonderstraat 5BE-3600 GenkBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 253 88 20M +32 (0) 475 61 79 80bert@spotsunlimited.be

Wim TemmermanDaalstraat 98 BE-9150 RupelmondeBelgiumT +32 (0) 3 744 18 23M +32 (0) 477 32 72 32F +32 (0) 3 744 18 23wim_temmerman@pandora.be

Tommy Van Den BemptElzenlaan 12BE-2390 WestmalleBelgiumM +32 (0) 477 266 157tommy@spotsunlimited.be

Watts Tom Van den AbeeleNijverseelveld 8BE-1745 OpwijkBelgiumM +32 (0) 477 76 16 61tom@watts.nu

3SIXTYHans ReynaertsVlaanderenstraat 66BE-9000 GhentBelgiumM +32 (0) 486 49 45 68info@3sixty.bewww.3sixty.be

Ciné-Qua-NonKoenraad FirlefijnStationsstraat 180BE-1651 Lot BelgiumT +32 (0) 2 377 20 84F +32 (0) 2 305 51 78info@cqn.bewww.cqn.be

Philippe De SmetAssesteenweg 250BE-1750 LennikBelgium M +32 (0) 475 294 953keygripphd@yahoo.fr

GrikarosYves Crabbe Gerselarendries 28 BE-1850 GrimbergenBelgiumM +32 (0) 474 28 37 45yves@grikaros.bewww.grikaros.be

GrikarosKris Hernalsteen Gerselarendries 28 BE-1850 GrimbergenBelgiumM +32 (0) 475 93 89 48kris@grikaros.be www.grikaros.be

GrikarosJoris VandezandeGerselarendries 28 BE-1850 GrimbergenBelgiumM +32 (0) 475 39 94 09joris@grikaros.be www.grikaros.be

Dries LeerschoolTitiaanstraat 50 BE-1000 BrusselsBelgiumM +32 (0) 477 35 74 58dleerschool@hotmail.com

Veerle PipeleersDr. Elie Lambottestraat 168BE-1030 BrusselsBelgiumM +32 (0) 479 33 64 07veerle_pipeleers@hotmail.com

Kurt ReybrouckSint-Jozefstraat 25BE-9140 TielrodeBelgiumM +32 (0) 477 40 35 24reybrouck@skynet.be

Miguel RinckhoutHeidebaan 2BE-1850 GrimbergenBelgiumM +32 (0) 496 60 55 08miguel.rinckhout@telenet.be

Frank VanderhaegenUllensstraat 26BE-2610 WilrijkBelgiumM +32 (0) 485 740 085frank@cqn.be

GUILD & TRADE BODIES

ABAFT - Association of Belgian Film and Television AuthorsAugustuslaan 21 BE-1200 Sint-Lambrechts-WoluweBelgiumT +32 (0)2 736 96 40; +32 (0)2 734 49 66F +32 (0)2 732 40 94

ACT - Association of Commercial Television in

Europe

Joseph II straat 9-13

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0)2 736 00 52

F +32 (0)2 735 41 72

info@acte.be

www.acte.be

Arthena

Aarlenstraat 75 - 77

BE-1040 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0)2 286 82 67

F +32 (0)2 231 03 69

info@arthena.be

www.arthena.be

BEA - Belgian Entertainment Association

Almaplein 3 b2

BE-1200 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0)2 779 41 74

F +32 (0)2 779 16 69

www.belgianentertainment.be

bea@belgianentertainment.be

Brussels Export

Louizalaan 500 b4

BE-1050 Elsene

Belgium

T +32 (0)2 800 40 00

F +32 (0)2 0800 40 01; +32 (0)2 800 40 02

infos@brussels-export.irisnet.be

www.brussels-export.be

Cartoon - European Association of Animation FilmHuart Hamoirlaan 105 BE-1030 SchaarbeekBelgiumT +32 (0)2 245 12 00F +32 (0)2 245 46 89info@cartoon.skynet.be www.cartoon-media.be

deAuteurs (copyright organisation) Huis van de AuteursKoninklijke Prinsstraat 87BE-1050 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0)2 551 03 20/42F +32 (0)2 551 03 71info@deauteurs.bewww.deauteurs.be

FCB – Federation of Belgian CinemasDemervallei 4BE-3200 Aarschot BelgiumT +32 (0)16 89 86 65info@fedcin.be

Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of BelgiumLouizalaan 500BE-1050 ElseneBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 209 05 50F +32 (0) 2 209 05 68fedcci@cci.bewww.cci.be

FERA - Federation of European Film Directors Koninklijke Prinsstraat 87 BE-1050 ElseneBelgiumT +32 (0)2 290 44 35info@ferainfo.orgwww.ferainfo.org

Flanders DocMark DaemsSint Elisabethstraat 38ABE-2060 AntwerpBelgiumT +32 (0) 3 270 16 56F +32 (0) 3 270 16 16mark@adirector.be

Flanders Investment & TradeGaucheretstraat 90BE-1030 Brussels BelgiumT +32 (0) 2 504 88 71F +32 (0) 2 504 88 70 invest@fitagency.be www.fitagency.be

IVF - International Video Federation Hertogsstraat 83BE-1000 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0)2 503 40 63F +32 (0)2 503 37 19info@ivf-video.orgwww.ifv-video.org

Motion Picture AssociationKunstlaan 46 (8th floor)BE-1000 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0)2 778 27 11F +32 (0)2 778 27 00www.mpaa.org

SABAM (copyright organisation)Aarlenstraat 75-77 BE-1040 EtterbeekBelgiumT +32 (0)2 286 82 11F +32 (0)2 230 05 89frontoffice@sabam.bewww.sabam.be

SBC - Belgian Society Of CinematographersEmile van Bercelaerelaan 134BE-1170 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 673 90 03F +32 (0) 2 673 90 03sbc@sbcine.bewww.sbcine.be

SCAM - SACD (copyright organisation)Koninklijke Prinsstraat 87 BE-1050 ElseneBelgiumT +32 (0)2 551 03 20F +32 (0)2 551 03 25infos@sacd.be; infos@scam.bewww.sacd.be

ScenaristengildeVredestraat 24BE-2600 AntwerpBelgiuminfo@scenaristengilde.be www.scenaristengilde.be

SOFAM - Multimedia Society of Authors of Visual Arts (copyright organisation)Koninklijke Prinsstraat 87BE-1050 Brussels BelgiumT +32 (0) 2 726 98 00F +32 (0) 2 705 34 22info@sofam.bewww.sofam.be

United States Council for InternationalBusiness1212 Avenue of the AmericasNY 10036 New YorkUSAT +1 (212) 354 44 80F +1 (212) 575 03 27atacarnet@uscib.orgwww.uscib.org

VFDB – Belgian Film Distributors’ AssociationEugène Plasky Square 92-94BE-1030 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0)2 649 33 10F +32 (0)2 648 93 57mavanderelst@abdf-vfdb.bewww.abdf-vfdb.be

VFPB - Flemish Film Producers’ AssociationKartuizersstraat 19 b30 BE-1000 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 643 01 35F +32 (0) 2 643 01 39info@vfpb.bewww.vfpb.be

Vlaamse AuteursverenigingTe Boelaerlei 37BE-2140 BorgerhoutBelgiumT +32 (0)3 287 66 97F +32 (0)3 281 22 40info@auteursvereniging.be www.auteursvereniging.be

VOTP - Independent Television Producers FlandersKartuizersstraat 19 b30 BE-1000 Brussels BelgiumT +32 (0) 2 643 01 35F +32 (0) 2 643 01 39info@votp.bewww.votp.be

URADEX C.V.B.A.Belgicalaan 14 BE-1080 Sint-Jans-MolenbeekBelgiumT +32 (0)2 421 53 40F +32 (0)2 426 58 53uradex@uradex.bewww.uradex.be

INSURANCE AGENCIES

Research Park Haasrode

Industrieweg 1

BE-3001 Heverlee

Belgium

T +32 (0) 16 43 10 01

F +32 (0) 16 43 10 10

info@add.be

www.add.be

Ethias Europe Services

Avenue de l’Astronomie 19

BE-1210 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 227 99 00

info.europe@ethias.be

europe.ethias.be

Hermes Group

Uitbreidingstraat 184

BE-2600 Berchem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 609 89 89; +32 (0) 800 92 2 93

F +32 (0) 3 609 89 79

info@hermesgroep.be

www.hermesgroep.be

INTERNATIONAL COURIERS

Industriepark Diegem Hoek

Woluwelaan 151

BE-1831 Diegem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 715 50 50

F +32 (0) 2 721 45 88

brucoitservreq@dhl.com

www.dhl.be (online booking - track & trace)

EuropatransWindmolenstraat 4/1BE-3582 Koersel Belgium M +32 (0) 478 502 804 F +32 (0) 11 24 12 02info@europatrans.bewww.europatrans.be

TNT ExpressBuilding 711 BE-1931 Brucargo (Machelen)BelgiumT +32 (0) 70 233 633 F +32 (0) 70 222 122marketing.belux@tnt.com www.tnt.com/be (online booking - track & trace)

World Courier BelgiumMinervastraat 18 BE-1930 ZaventemBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 712 50 60F +32 (0) 2 712 50 89info@worldcourier.bewww.worldcourier.com (online track & trace)

Worldnet InternationalBuilding 709, Office 101 BE-1931 Brucargo (Machelen)BelgiumT +32 (0) 2 751 32 42F +32 (0) 2 751 33 60 cs.bru@worldnet-intl.comwww.worldnet-intl.com

INTERPRETERS

Aabeve VertaalbureauT +32 (0) 800 23 110info@aabeve.bewww.aabeve.be

Rue Philippe Le Bon 64

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 734 01 11

F +32 (0) 2 733 16 08

M +32 (0) 475 25 75 18

ace@accents.be

www.ace-translations.be

Brussels Language Service

Hamerstraat 8

BE-1210 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 223 51 54

F +32 (0) 2 218 16 83

trad@bls-lang.com

www.bls-lang.com

Ines Galle – Translation and Interpreting

Daalstraat 125

BE-1852 Grimbergen

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 272 05 80

F +32 (0) 2 272 05 85

info@igtv.be

www.igtv.be

LINE PRODUCERS - PRODUCTION

MANAGERS

Another Dimension of an Idea

Anja Daelemans

Bollenberg 76

BE-3210 Lubbeek

Belgium

T +32 (0) 16 63 33 69

F +32 (0) 16 63 33 69

anja@anotherdimension.be

www.anotherdimension.be

Nadine BorremanPieter Breughelstraat 5 BE-1850 GrimbergenBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 733 58 44M +32 (0) 475 60 06 46nadine.borreman@skynet.be

Filip CallewaertDonkerstraat 46 BE-1740 TernatBelgium T +32 (0) 2 582 24 27M +32 (0) 472 66 58 42F +32 (0) 2 582 24 27hgzeeklimaat@telenet.be

Katrien CartonGuldenvliesstraat 27 BE-2600 BerchemBelgiumM +32 (0) 478 21 00 73cartonie@hotmail.com; cartonie@scarlet.be

Cassette for timescapesEmmy OostVisserij 247 BE-9000 GhentBelgiumM +32 (0) 478 21 18 11emmyoost@telenet.bewww.timescapes.be

Cinnamon Entertainment Leen DerveauxLucas Munichstraat 10 BE-9000 GhentBelgiumT +32 (0) 9 235 24 20M +32 (0) 476 63 67 25F +32 (0) 9 235 24 29leen@cinnamon-entertainment.be www.cinnamon-entertainment.be

Guy De LombaertMijlbekelaan 36 BE-9300 AalstBelgiumM +32 (0) 475 41 80 82guy.de.lombaert@telenet.be

Paul de RuijterHeirweg 97 B BE-9270 LaarneBelgiumT +32 (0) 9 224 14 91M +32 (0) 495 20 58 83paulderuijter1@gmail.com

Mieke De WulfVisserij 203 BE-9000 GhentBelgiumM +32 (0) 497 42 99 80dewulfmieke@gmail.com

Liesbet VaesLubbeekstraat 24 BE-3212 Pellenberg BelgiumM +32 (0) 477 95 94 14liesbet.vaes@gmail.com

Johan Vanden DriesschePeyenbeek 9 BE-9400 DenderwindekeBelgiumT +32 (0) 54 32 09 41M +32 (0) 477 75 69 33 johan.van.den.driessche@skynet.be

Saskia VerbovenGeneraal Michelstraat 7 BE-1120 Neder-Over-Heembeek BelgiumM +32 (0) 475 63 23 55saskiaverboven@skynet.be

LOCATION MANAGERS – SCOUTS

Arenas

Ludo Volders

Nassaustraat 43

BE-2000 Antwerp

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 226 79 30

M +32 (0) 475 45 79 30

F +32 (0) 3 226 34 11

ludo.volders@arenas.be

www.arenas.be

Sara Bogaert

Haringrodestraat 44

BE-2018 Antwerp

Belgium

M +32 (0) 473 56 26 91

sarabogaert@yahoo.com

Brauhaus

Emanuel Meuleman

Politeshofstraat 22

BE-2018 Antwerp

Belgium

M +32 (0) 495 32 40 92

info@brauhaus.be

www.brauhaus.be

Bulletproof Cupid

Wim Goossens

Bouwmeestersstraat 27

BE-9040 Ghent

Belgium

T +32 (0) 9 329 71 30

M +32 (0) 477 57 30 45

info@wimgoossens.be

wim@bulletproofcupid.be

www.bulletproofcupid.be

Jelle Claeys

Drie Eikenstraat 151

BE-2650 Edegem

Belgium

M +32 (0) 478 41 02 22

jelleclaeys@yahoo.com

Tomas Coppejans

Reigerstraat 12

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

M +32 (0) 484 75 88 40

coppejans_tomas@yahoo.com

Kevin Hoed

Jacob Lenaertsstraat 3

BE-3520 Zonhoven

Belgium

M +32 (0) 474 24 91 16

kevin.hoed@skynet.be

Jules Logistics

Frederik Windels

Slagbaan 2

BE-3053 Haasrode

Belgium

M +32 (0) 476 33 49 60

jules@juleslogistics.be

www.juleslogistics.be

Jules Logistics

Guy Vanslype

Boerendreef 13

BE-2970 Schilde

Belgium

T +32 (0) 478 79 04 97

guy@juleslogistics.be

Locamundo.com - Loc8

Jo Van Hove

Monrosestraat 29

BE-1030 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 215 50 26

M +32 (0) 475 44 04 54

F +32 (0) 2 215 58 46

jvh@locamundo.com

www.locamundo.com; www.loc8.be

Locatiegoed

Ellen Scheers

Bergstraat 26

BE-1982 Weerde

Belgium

M +32 (0) 486 52 58 53

ellen.scheers1@telenet.be

Jo Van Hende

Pierre Strauwensstraat 20

BE-1020 Laken

Belgium

M +32 (0) 476 30 52 22

jo.van.hende@tarara.be

Wimpelcasting.be

Wim De Waegenaere

Nekkersputstraat 255 D

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

T +32 (0) 9 324 40 73

M +32 (0) 477 64 38 45

wim@wimpelcasting.be

www.wimpelcasting.be

MOBILE PHONE RENTAL

Locaphone

Avenue des Cormiers 6

BE-1332 Genval

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 652 14 14 (open 24/7)

F +32 (0) 2 652 11 42

sales@locaphone.be

www.locaphone.be

(BOOKIT online reservation system)

OFFICIAL BODIES

Arts Help Desk

Saincteletteplein 19

BE-1000 Brussels

T +32 (0) 2 204 08 00

F +32 (0) 2 204 08 09

info@kunstenloket.be

www.kunstenloket.be

Flemish Department of Foreign Affairs

Policy Division, Tourism Unit

Boudewijnlaan 30 b80

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

toerisme@iv.vlaanderen.be

iv.vlaanderen.be

Federal Public Service Economy,

SMEs, Self-employed and Energy

Vooruitgangstraat 50

BE-1210 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0)2 277 51 11

F +32 (0)2 277 51 07

economie.fgov.be

104Modepaleis – Antwerp

Limosa Contact CentreP.O. Box 224BE-1050 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 788 51 57F +32 (0) 2 788 51 58limosa@eranova.fgov.bewww.limosa.be

Main Custom OfficeNorth Galaxy - b37Koning Albertlaan II 33BE-1030 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 576 30 19info.douane@minfin.fed.befiscus.fgov.be/interfdanl/nl/site/customs_english.htm

Ministry of the Flemish Community Department of Culture, Youth, Sport and Media Arenbergstraat 9BE-1000 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0)2 553 45 50F +32 (0)2 553 45 79 film@vlaanderen.be www.cjsm.vlaanderen.be

Ministry of the Flemish CommunityDepartment Economy, Employment, Internal Affairs and AgricultureDivision Employment, Section MigrationKoning Albert II laan 35, b21BE-1030 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 553 43 92www.werk.be (in Dutch)

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Karmelietenstraat 15BE-1000 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 501 81 11www.diplomatie.be

Tourism Flanders

Grasmarkt 61

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 504 03 90

F +32 (0) 2 513 04 75

info@toerismevlaanderen.be

www.visitflanders.com

POST-PRODUCTION FACILITIES

ACE Digital House

Katrijn Steylaerts

Schiphollaan 2

BE-1140 Evere

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 735 60 20

F +32 (0) 2 701 98 19

caroline@ace-postproduction.com

www.ace-postproduction.com

A Sound

Nadine Lowette

Schiphollaan 2

BE-1140 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 735 60 20

F +32 (0) 2 734 09 63

infosound@a-sound.com

www.a-sound.com

Color by DeJonghe

Aaike De Jonghe

Diksmuidekaai 4

BE-8500 Kortrijk

Belgium

T +32 (0) 56 350 710

F +32 (0) 56 350 780

info@postproduction.be

www.postproduction.be

Dame BlancheDominique Van CappellenLandbouwersstraat 57 BE-1040 EtterbeekBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 737 10 60info@dameblanche.comwww.dameblanche.com

Exit 399Jo GoossensTrooststraat 93-95 BE-1030 SchaarbeekBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 241 26 26info@exit399.comwww.exit399.com

Galaxy StudiosJoris Van den HauweKievitstraat 42BE-2400 MolBelgiumT +32 (0) 14 31 43 43F +32 (0) 14 32 12 24joris@galaxy.bewww.galaxystudios.com

Grid VFXJan GoossensDulle-Grietlaan 1BE-9050 GentbruggeBelgiumT +32 (0) 9 265 98 98F +32 (0) 9 265 98 99info@grid-vfx.comwww.grid-vfx.com

Het Digitaal GeweldCharis PutseysVerlatstraat 23-25BE-2000 AntwerpBelgiumT +32 (0) 3 260 69 69F +32 (0) 3 260 69 60info@hetdigitaalgeweld.be www.hetdigitaalgeweld.be

No Noiz Jo GoossensTrooststraat 93-95BE-1030 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 241 26 26info@nonoiz.comwww.exit399.com

Option Media Facilities Sabine Van RielZandvoorststraat C8BE-2800 MechelenBelgiumT +32 (0) 15 28 73 00F +32 (0) 15 28 73 01sabine.vanriel@optionmedia.tv www.optionmedia.tv

Senstudio Senjan JansenVelodroomstraat 74 BE-2600 Berchem BelgiumT +32 (0) 3 636 39 64F +32 (0) 3 248 26 89senjan@senstudio.bewww.senstudio.com

Sonicville Hans HelewautDeschampeleerstraat 24-26BE-1081 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 412 0512F +32 (0) 2 412 0513hans@sonicville.bewww.sonicville.be

Studio l’Equipe Yves DujardinMommaertslaan 6-8BE-1140 EvereBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 745 48 00F +32 (0) 2 745 48 29y.dujardin@studio-equipe.bewww.studio-equipe.com

The Fridge

Tom Hameeuw

Antoine Courstraat 28

BE-1081 Koekelberg

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 414 49 69

F +32 (0) 2 414 49 66

info@thefridge.tv

www.thefridge.tv

The Image & Sound Factory

Pedro Van der Eecken

Zandstraat 111A

BE-9200 Dendermonde

Belgium

T +32 (0) 52 20 14 07

F +32 (0) 52 20 39 10

info@image-sound.com; pedro@image-sound.com

www.image-sound.com

Victor Studio

Michel Denis

Leuvensesteenweg 775

BE-1140 Evere

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 743 42 90

F +32 (0) 2 743 42 99

michel@victorstudio.be

www.victorstudio.be

Videohouse

Renaat Coninckx

Luchthavenlaan 22

BE-1800 Vilvoorde

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 254 48 11

F +32 (0) 2 254 48 16

info@videohouse.be

www.videohouse.be

PRESS OFFICERS

Burie & Burie

Gudrun Burie

Maria Theresiastraat 14 b18

BE-3000 Leuven

Belgium

T +32 (0) 16 29 14 86

M +32 (0) 498 10 10 01

gudrunburie@telenet.be

Kinepolis Film Distribution

Isabelle Couvreur

Eeuwfeestlaan 20

BE-1020 Laken

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 474 26 81

M +32 (0) 476 66 92 95

F +32 (0) 2 474 26 26

icouvreur@kinepolis.com

www.kfd.be

The PR Factory

Gudrun Burie

Marie-France Dupagne

Barbara Van Lombeek

Vergeet-mij Nietjesstraat 21

BE-1180 Brussels

Belgium

M + 32 (0) 498 10 10 01

+ 32 (0) 477 62 67 70

+ 32 (0) 486 54 64 80

info@theprfactory.com

www.theprfactory.com

PRODUCTION COMPANIES

* Member of the VFPB and/or the VOTP

: Animation

: Fiction

: Documentary

: Television

*3keys T

Geert Peeters

Nederkouter 124

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

T +32 (0) 9 268 72 20

F +32 (0) 9 268 72 26

tv@3keys.be

www.3keys.be

*Another Dimension of an Idea D F

Anja Daelemans

Bollenberg 76

BE-3210 Lubbeek

Belgium

T +32 (0) 16 63 33 69

M +32 (0) 475 65 35 65

info@anotherdimension.be

www.anotherdimension.be

*A Private View F

Dries Phlypo

Lange Violletestraat 237

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

T +32 (0) 9 240 10 00

F +32 (0) 9 240 10 09

info@aprivateview.be

www.aprivateview.be

Associate Directors D

Mark Daems

Sint Elisabethstraat 38A

BE-2060 Antwerp

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 270 16 56

F +32 (0) 3 270 16 16

info@adirector.be

www.adirector.eu

Beast Animation A

Pilar Torres Villodre

Moorsledestraat 235

BE-1020 Laken

Belgium

M +32 (0) 479 44 65 26

pilar_beastanimation@skynet.be

www.beastanimation.be

*BlazHoffski T

Geert Willems

Lakenmakerstraat 106b

BE-2800 Mechelen

Belgium

T +32 (0) 15 55 76 35

info@blazhoffski.be

www.blazhoffski.be

Bo Films F

Peter Brosens

Rue du Château-Ferme 12

BE-5522 Falaën

Belgium

T +32 (0) 82 69 98 69

F +32 (0) 82 69 98 69

peter@casabo.be

www.brosenswoodworth.com

Cassette for timescapes D F

Emmy Oost

Oude Houtlei 134

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

M +32 (0) 478 211 811

emmyoost@zapomatik.com

www.timescapes.be

*Caviar Films D F T

Bert Hamelinck

Havenlaan 75

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 423 23 00

F +32 (0) 2 423 23 01

info@caviarcontent.com

www.caviarcontent.com

*Cine Light F

Bert Podevyn; Geert Bert

Dorpstraat 23

BE-9831 Deurle

Belgium

M +32 (0) 476 325 470; +32 (0) 475 250 024

bert.podevyn@pandora.be; geertbert@hotmail.com

CinéTé A D F

Willem Thijssen

Begijnenvest 59

BE-2000 Antwerp

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 232 11 32

F +32 (0) 3 233 85 35

cinete@skynet.be

Cobra Films D

Daniel De Valck

Zavelputstraat 29

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 512 70 07

F +32 (0) 2 511 38 28

cobrafilms@skynet.be

www.cobra-films.be

Corridor D F T

Kaat Camerlynck

Handelskaai 40

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 219 60 76

F +32 (0) 2 219 65 95

corridor@skynet.be

www.corridor-films.be

*Epidemic - CCCP D F

Eurydice Gysel

Koolmijnenkaai 34

BE-1080 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 413 17 80

F +32 (0) 2 413 17 81

info@cccp.be

www.epidemic.be

*DED’s IT Productions T

Halfstraat 5

BE-2630 Aartselaar

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 293 29 29

F +32 (0) 3 293 29 30

info@ded-s-it.be

www.ded-s-it.be

*De Filistijnen Productions T

Bruno Wyndaele

Huart Hamoirlaan 105

BE-1030 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 248 48 48

F +32 (0) 2 248 48 00

info@defilistijnen.be

www.defilistijnen.be

*deMENSEN T

Nathalie Cauchois

Lozenberg 6

BE-1932 Zaventem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 709 70 00

F +32 (0) 2 709 70 01

info@demensen.be

www.demensen.be

*Elisabeth F T

Eddy Van den Abbeele

Zand 1

BE-2000 Antwerp

Belgium

M +32 (0) 477 41 32 44

eddy@elisabeth-nv.be

*Eyeworks Entertainment T

Steven Vlassenroot

Fabrieksstraat 43

BE-1930 Zaventem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 711 42 50

F +32 (0) 2 725 67 20

belgium@eyeworks.tv

www.eyeworks.tv

*Eyeworks Film & TV Drama D F T

Peter Bouckaert

Fabrieksstraat 43

BE-1930 Zaventem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 453 03 04

F +32 (0) 2 453 09 20

drama.belgium@eyeworks.tv

www.eyeworksfilm.be

Fact & Fiction F

Guy Lee Thys

Britselei 72

BE-2000 Antwerp

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 232 81 84

F +32 (0) 479 39 51 18

fact.fiction.bvba@telenet.be

www.guyleethys.be

Filmnatie D F

Kristel Dotremont

Coremansstraat 20 b3

BE-2600 Berchem

Belgium

M +32 (0) 497 64 96 13

kristel@filmnatie.eu

www.filmnatie.eu

*Fremantle Media Belgium T

Gert Verpeet

J.B. Vandendrieschstraat 12

BE-1082 St. Agatha Berchem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 702 30 80

F +32 (0) 2 702 30 81

onthaal@fremantlemedia.com

www.fremantlemedia.com

*Fobic Films F

Mariano Vanhoof

Nieuwevaart 118 b003

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

T +32 (0) 9 329 00 52

F +32 (0) 9 270 30 69

info@fobicfilms.com

www.fobicfilms.com

Happy Pony Films D F

Raf Enckels

Baliestraat 30

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

T +32 (0) 9 388 49 69

F +32 (0) 479 69 23 33

raf@noisereduction.be

www.happyponyfilms.be

Image Création D

Martine Barbé

Hippodroomlaan 68

BE-1050 Elsene

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 705 14 51

F +32 (0) 2 218 28 16

imagemartine@skynet.be

Inti Films D F

Peter Krüger

Werfstraat 2

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 223 30 05

M +32 (0) 485 11 78 18

F +32 (0) 2 223 30 05

peter@intifilms.com

www.intifilms.com

*Kanakna Productions T

Stef Soetewey

Stationsstraat 26

BE-1702 Groot-Bijgaarden

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 705 10 10

F +32 (0) 2 705 10 32

productions@kanakna.com

www.kanakna.com

*Koeken Troef! T

Helen Perquy

Deschampheleerstraat 24-26

BE-1081 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 412 01 10

F +32 (0) 52 46 48 41

info@koekentroef.be

*Live Entertainment – De TV-Makers D T

Henk Vermeulen

Excelsiorlaan 5

BE-1930 Zaventem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 718 03 10

F +32 (0) 2 718 03 11

info@detvmakers.be; info@live-entertainment.be

*Lunanime A F

Annemie Degryse

Stapelplein 70 b302

BE-9000 Ghent

Belgium

T +32 (0) 9 235 40 20

F +32 (0) 9 235 40 29

mail@lunanime.be

www.lunanime.be

Media Invest D F Stef Cockmartin Joseph Possozplein 7 BE-1500 Halle BelgiumT +32 (0) 2 360 33 52F +32 (0) 2 360 33 56mediainvest@skynet.be

Mediaminds D

Ignace Van Parys Herseltsesteenweg 5A BE-3200 Aarschot BelgiumT +32 (0) 16 28 40 70F +32 (0) 16 29 95 49ignace.vanparys@mediaminds.be

*Menuet F

Dirk Impens Ferdinand Lousbergskaai 105 BE-9000 Ghent BelgiumT +32 (0) 9 235 73 70F +32 (0) 9 235 73 79info@menuet.be www.menuet.be

Minds Meet D F Tomas Leyers Kerkeveldstraat 103 BE-1020 LakenBelgiumM +32 (0) 476 46 00 15info@mindsmeet.be www.mindsmeet.be

nWave Pictures A

Eric Dillens Bondgenotenstraat 282 BE-1190 VorstBelgium T +32 (0) 2 347 63 19F +32 (0) 2 347 24 54edillens@nwave.com www.nwave.com

Off World D

Eric Goossens

BE-1081 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 412 40 40

F +32 (0)2 412 40 49

info@offworld.be

www.offworld.be

*Prime Time F

Antonino Lombardo

Potaerdegatstraat 18A

BE-1080 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 469 17 00

F +32 (0) 2 469 14 26

primetime@scarlet.be

www.prime-time.be

*RV Productions F T

Rene Vlaeyen

Koning Albertstraat 10

BE-3290 Diest

Belgium

T +32 (0) 13 32 21 12

F +32 (0) 13 32 15 91

info@rvproductions.be

www.rvproductions.be

Savage Film - Savage Productions D F

Bart Van Langendonck

Sans Soucisquare 2

BE-1050 Elsene

Belgium

M +32 (0) 476 55 11 53

bart@savagefilm.be

www.savagefilm.be

Serendipity Films D F

Ellen De Waele

Huigeveldstraat 37

BE-9550 Sint-Antelinks

Belgium

T +32 (0) 54 56 84 65

F +32 (0) 54 56 84 65

info@serendipityfilms.be

www.serendipityfilms.be

*Skyline Entertainment A F T

Eric Wirix

De Limburg Stirumlaan 243/1

BE-1780 Wemmel

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 240 77 77

F +32 (0) 2 242 26 68

info@tvskyline.com

www.tvskyline.com

Sophimages D F

Jan Roekens

Varkensmarkt 30

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 223 04 79

F +32 (0) 2 219 50 63

sophimages@skynet.be

www.sophimages.be

*Sputnik TV T

Klokstraat 12A

BE-2600 Berchem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 230 88 10

F +32 (0) 303 02 59

info@sputnik.tv

www.sputnik.tv

*Studio 100 F T

Dominic Stas

Halfstraat 80

BE-2627 Schelle

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 877 60 35

F +32 (0) 3 877 60 36

www.studio100.be

*Sultan Sushi T

Johan Tuyaerts

Schaliënhoevedreef 1B

BE-2800 Mechelen

Belgium

T +32 (0) 15 40 08 40

F +32 (0) 15 40 08 41

info@sultansushi.be

www.sultansushi.be

*Sylvester Productions D T

Erik Hendriks

Dijkstraat 44

BE-3150 Haacht/Wespelaar

Belgium

T +32 (0) 16 61 80 80

F +32 (0) 16 61 80 88

info@sylvesterproductions.be

www.sylvesterproductions.be

VIRTUALDREAMS.eu A D F

Kris Meyssen

Pannestraat 196

BE-3620 Lanaken

Belgium

T +32 (0) 16 20 89 49

info@virtualdreams.eu

www.virtualdreams.eu

Visualantics D F

Steven Dhoedt

Kruisken 21

BE-9991 Adegem

T +32 (0)3 288 90 13

M +32 (0) 494 08 47 02

stephen@visualantics.net

www.visualantics.net

*Vivi Film A

Viviane Vanfleteren

Lindenberg 2A

BE-1700 Dilbeek

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 569 60 06

F +32 (0) 2 569 60 06

info@vivifilm.be

www.vivifilm.be

Walking The Dog A

Eric Goossens

BE-1081 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 412 41 10

F +32 (0) 2 412 41 19

info@walkingthedog.be

www.walkingthedog.be

*Woestijnvis F T

Hilde De Laere (fiction)

Erik Watté (television)

Harensesteenweg 228

BE-1800 Vilvoorde

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 303 35 00

F +32 (0) 2 303 35 05

info@woestijnvis.be

www.woestijnvis.be

Zapomatik D F

Emmy Oost

Brandhoutkaai 37

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 219 00 18

F +32 (0) 2 219 00 18

info@zapomatik.com

www.zapomatik.com

PRODUCTION SOUND MIXERS

Bucephalos

Bart Martens

Jagersstraat 21

BE-3590 Diepenbeek

Belgium

T +32 (0) 11 32 12 21

M +32 (0) 475 74 41 90

bart@bucephalos.be

www.bucephalos.be

Daisy Belle

Frank Struys

Louis Gunsstraat 57

BE-3090 Overijse

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 657 64 96

M +32 (0) 475 56 43 50

frank.struys@daisybelle.be

www.daisybelle.be

Daisy Belle

Dirk Bombey

Tulpstraat 32

BE-1050 Brussels

Belgium

M +32 (0) 475 54 82 38

dirk.bombey@daisybelle.be

www.daisybelle.be

Jan Deca Strijdersgang 19 BE-1081 Brussels BelgiumM +32 (0) 495 26 18 03 jandecasiphone@gmail.com

Geert Engels Maasfortbaan 38 BE-2500 Lier BelgiumT +32 (0) 3 488 17 62M +32 (0) 475 73 30 19 geert.engels@telenet.be

GonzoStijn Jacobs De Schom 100 BE-3600 Genk BelgiumM +32 (0) 495 38 04 80 stijn@gonzo.be

Sound Factory Dan Van Bever Theo Lambertlaan 50 BE-1070 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 465 72 03M +32 (0) 475 72 84 76F +32 (0) 2 465 72 03dan.vb@telenet.be

The Image & Sound Factory Pedro Van der Eecken Zandstraat 117 BE-9200 DendermondeBelgiumT +32 (0) 52 20 14 07M +32 (0) 475 45 01 18F +32 (0) 52 20 39 10pedro@image-sound.comwww.image-sound.com

Seppe Van Groeningen Lange Dijkstraat 14 BE-2060 Antwerp BelgiumM +32 (0) 475 97 23 02seppes@hotmail.com

Bart Vanvoorden M +32 (0) 475 42 81 16 soundworx@skynet.be

SHORT-TERM ACCOMMODATION

Adolf HosteGalgenberg 25 BE-9000 GhentBelgiumT +32 (0) 9 233 63 96F +32 (0) 9 233 64 98veronique@ahoste.be www.ahoste.com

Aflats - Immovia Brusselsesteenweg 141BE-2800 MechelenBelgiumT +32 (0) 14 44 88 17 M +32 (0) 499 311 344F +32 (0) 14 44 88 11 contact@aflats.be www.aflats.be

Residences in Antwerp, Herentals and Mechelen.

AntwerpflatsEllermanstraat BE-2060 AntwerpBelgiumM +32 (0) 496 44 45 55 coco@antwerpflats.be www.antwerpflats.be

Antwerp business flatsVestigingstraat 4 BE-2018 AntwerpBelgiumM +32 (0) 495 52 36 85 info@antwerpbusinessflats.be www.antwerpbusinessflats.be

Aparthotels ImmobeLouisalaan 331 BE-1050 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 626 07 76F +32 (0) 2 626 08 81www.immobe.be

Residences in Antwerp and Brussels.

be-housingDekenstraat 87 b2 BE-3000 LeuvenBelgiumT +32 (0) 16 29 09 85F +32 (0) 16 22 30 18info@be-housing.bewww.belgiumhousing.be

Residences in Antwerp, Brussels and Leuven.

CassiopeeRue Capouillet 15 BE-1060 Brussels BelgiumT +32 (0) 2 533 35 11F +32 (0) 2 533 35 55info@cassiopee.be www.cassiopee.be

EstiaGhent Wilderoosstraat 2-4 BE-9000 GhentBelgiumT +32 (0) 9 244 66 99F +32 (0) 9 245 54 50info@estia.bewww.estia.be

BrusselsKeizer Karellaan 481BE-1082 Sint-Agatha-BerchemBelgiumT +32 (0)2 464 05 00F +32 (0)2 464 05 09info@estia.bewww.estia.be

Residences in Brussels, Eigenbrakel, Ghent and Oudenaarde.

LecomteAlbert I Promenade 79 BE-8400 OstendBelgiumT +32 (0) 59 70 51 05F +32 (0) 59 70 53 74info@lecomte.be www.lecomte.be

Locus BizflatsSint-Jacobsnieuwstraat 123 BE-9000 GhentBelgiumT +32 (0) 70 22 00 11F +32 (0) 9 218 71 99info@locus.be www.locus.be/bizflats.php

The Blue BalconyKwaadham 22 BE-9000 GhentBelgiumT +32 (0) 9 324 05 05info@thebluebalcony.bewww.thebluebalcony.be

Villa PrimaveraDrukpersstraat 18 BE-1000 BrusselsBelgiumM +32 (0) 475 50 18 56 res@eu-brussels.be www.eu-brussels.be

SHORT-TERM OFFICE RENTAL

ABCDe Keyserlei 5 b58 BE-2018 Antwerp BelgiumT +32 (0) 3 202 46 70F +32 (0) 3 226 44 82info@abc.be www.abc.be

CreasKortrijksesteenweg 1035 BE-9051 Ghent BelgiumT +32 (0) 9 265 00 00 F +32 (0) 9 265 00 05info@creas.bewww.creas.be

MultiburoLouisalaan 149BE-1050 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 535 75 11www.nci-offices.be

RegusT +32 (0) 800 97 282 (In Belgium)T +32 (0) 2 709 2002 (From abroad)offices.nl.regus.be

STUDIOS

AA Dock’s Karine VercraeyeInternationalelaan 7BE-1070 Brussels BelgiumT +32 (0)2 361 60 45F +32 (0)2 361 60 46 info@aadocks.be www.aadocks.be

Alfacam Chris Demeulemeester Eurocam Media Center Fabriekstraat 38BE-2547 LintBelgium T +32 (0)3 454 20 10F +32 (0) 3 460 39 31 info@alfacam.comwww.alfacam.com; www.eurocammediacenter.be

AniwayJack Campens Georges Rodenbachlaan 6BE-1030 SchaarbeekBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 215 03 33M +32 (0) 479 33 26 32F +32 (0) 2 215 05 31jack@aniway.bewww.aniway.be

Beast Animation Moorsledestraat 235 BE-1020 LakenBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 427 31 21F +32 (0) 2 427 31 21beastanimation@skynet.bewww.beastanimation.be

DB Video Kim Cools Kontichsesteenweg 39 BE-2630 AartselaarBelgiumT +32 (0) 3 843 25 85M +32 (0) 475 71 73 71F +32 (0) 3 843 25 82 info@dbvideo.tv www.dbvideo.tv

Eye-lite

Michel Delvenne

Generaal Wahislaan 16F

BE-1030 Schaarbeek

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 702 16 00

F +32 (0) 2 702 16 99

michel@eye-lite.com

www.eye-lite.com

Schockaertstraat 59

BE-1600 Sint-Pieters-Leeuw

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 331 27 75

F +32 (0) 2 334 35 71

monev@skynet.be

www.monev.be

Studio 100

Ingrid Willems

Nijverheidsstraat 17

BE-1840 Londerzeel

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 877 60 35

F +32 (0) 3 877 60 36

ingrid.willems@studio100.be

www.studio100.tv

Studio Imperial

Marc Besson

Herrystraat 15

BE-2100 Antwerp

Belgium

T +32 (0)3 320 84 36

M +32 (0)475 78 36 98

F +32 (0)3 320 84 41

info@studioimperial.be

www.rfya.be/imperial/

Videohouse Renaat ConinckxLuchthavenlaan 22BE-1800 VilvoordeBelgiumT +32 (0)2 254 48 11F +32 (0)2 254 48 16sales@videohouse.be www.videohouse.be

TAX SHELTER CONSULTANTS

Casa Kafka PicturesIsabelle MolhantKolonel Bourgstraat 133BE-1140 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 730 44 04F +32 (0) 2 726 64 70im@casakafka.bewww.casakafka.be

Casa Kafka recently developed a new tax shelter product ‘Movie Tax Shelter’ in cooperation with Dexia.

Caviar Bert HamelinckHavenlaan 75 BE-1000 BrusselsBelgium T +32 (0) 02 423 23 00F +32 (0) 02 423 23 01info@caviarcontent.com www.caviarcontent.com

DexiaSee Casa Kafka Pictures

Eyeworks Film & TV DramaPeter BouckaertFabrieksstraat 43BE-1930 ZaventemBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 453 03 04F +32 (0) 2 453 09 20drama.belgium@eyeworks.tvwww.eyeworksfilm.be

Fortis Film Fund

David Claikens; Alex Verbaere

Koningsstraat 60-68

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 228 90 59; +32 (0) 2 565 25 24

david.claikens@fortis.com;

alex.verbaere@fortis.com

www.filmfund.fortis.com

Makingof

Françoise Platteborse; Marijn Vanderheyden

Havenlaan 75

BE-1000 Brussels

M +32 (0) 496 58 61 97; +32 (0) 473 700 29

francoise.platteborse@makingof.be

marijn.vanderheyden@makingof.be

Marmont Film Financing

Jan Florizoone; Michel Houdmont

Nieuwe Graanmarkt 22

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 548 38 30

F +32 (0) 2 548 38 39

jan.florizoone@marmont.be;

michel.houdmont@marmont.be

www.marmont.be

Motion Investment Group

Martin Metz; Iwona Sellers

Louizalaan 113

BE-1050 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 372 91 40

F +32 (0) 2 372 91 38

martin.metz@migroup.be;

iwona.sellers@migroup.be

www.migroup.be

Scope Invest

Flageyplein 7

BE-1050 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 340 72 00

F +32 (0) 2 340 71 98

info@scopeinvest.be

www.scopeinvest.be

Skyline Entertainment

Eric Wirix

De Limburg Stirumlaan 243/1

BE-1780 Wemmel

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 240 77 77

F +32 (0) 2 242 26 68

info@tvskyline.com

www.tvskyline.com

Studio 100

Dominic Stas

Halfstraat 80

BE-2627 Schelle

T +32 (0) 3 877 60 35

F +32 (0) 3 877 60 36

www.studio100.be

Tax Shelter.be

Hubert Gendebien

Boulevard de la Woluwe-dal 56

BE-1200 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 770 21 33

F +32 (0) 2 770 15 52

hubert@taxshelter.be

www.taxshelter.be

Tax Authorities

Ministry of the Flemish Community

Department of Culture, Youth, Sport and Media

Arenbergstraat 9

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 553 46 50

F +32 (0) 2 553 45 79

film@vlaanderen.be

Federal Public Service Finance

Department Preliminary Decisions

Véronique Tai

Wetstraat 24

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 579 38 35

veronique.tai@minfin.fed.be

Fiscal Department for Foreign Investments

Parliament Corner

Wetstraat 24

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 579 38 66

F +32 (0) 2 579 51 12

taxinvest@minfin.fed.be

www.taxinvest.belgium.be

TAXIS - LIMOUSINE SERVICES

AAAC Limousines Belgium

Leuvensesteenweg 593/595

BE-1930 Zaventem

Belgium

T +32 (0) 267 48 93

M +32 (0) 479 72 00 25

F +32 (0) 267 85 61

limo@aaac.be

www.aaaclimousines.be

A.A.S. Central Taxi NVGrote Nieuwedijkstraat 239 BE-2800 MechelenBelgiumT +32 (0) 15 55 60 20 F +32 (0) 15 55 74 42central.taxi@skynet.be

Airportservice H & M (Ostend)Taxis & Shuttle ServiceSchoolstraat 1 b2BE-8670 OostduinkerkeBelgiumT +32 (0) 58 51 01 52F +32 (0) 58 52 27 11info@airportservice-hm.be

Antwerp TaxKarel Oomsstraat 14 BE-2018 AntwerpBelgiumT +32 (0) 3 238 38 38 F +32 (0) 3 248 06 59info@antwerp-tax.bewww.antwerp-tax.be (in Dutch)

AutoluxMarokijnstraat 1 BE-1080 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 411 41 42F +32 (0) 2 411 13 07 dispatching@taxisautolux.be www.taxisautolux.be

BC LimoHeernislaan 55 BE-9000 GhentBelgiumT +32 (0) 9 224 20 10F +32 (0) 9 223 17 62info@bclimo.bewww.bclimo.be (in Dutch)

Black & White Limo

Geelseweg 8

BE-2200 Herentals

Belgium

M +32 (0) 479 88 88 82

F +32 (0) 14 85 43 20

info@blackandwhite-limo.be

www.blackandwhite-limo.be (in Dutch)

Bruges Taxi Service

Maalsesteenweg 149

BE-8310 Sint – Kruis

Belgium

T +32 (0) 50 33 44 55

F +32 (0) 50 34 07 11

brugsetaxiservice@brugge.com

www.brugsetaxiservice.com

Brussels Taxi

www.taxi.irisnet.be

Cave Taxi (Antwerp)

Koning Albertstraat 2

BE-2610 Wilrijk

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 899 54 28

F +32 (0) 3 899 54 29

dispatch@cavetaxi.be

www.cavetaxi.be

Cordons-Van Minsel (Leuven)

Hoveniersdreef 31

BE-3001 Heverlee

Belgium

T +32 (0) 16 22 20 00

F +32 (0) 16 22 20 22

M +32 (0) 495 22 20 00

taxicordons@skynet.be

Direct Way

Van Helmontstraat 44

BE-1000 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 772 00 00

F +32 (0) 2 772 10 61

info@directway.be

www.directway.be

Dockx Rental

Boomsesteenweg 400

BE-2610 Wilrijk

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 828 80 80

F +32 (0) 3 830 48 86

info@dockx-rental.be

www.dockx.be (online reservations)

Eurotaxis Bruges

Zandwege 34

BE-8000 Bruges

Belgium

T +32 (0) 50 31 77 31

M +32 (0) 495 57 95 95

info@eurotaxisbrugge.be

Gentax

Maaltemeers 1

BE-9052 Ghent-Zwijnaarde

Belgium

T +32 (0) 9 245 45 45

F +32 (0) 9 245 01 45

info@gentax.be

www.gentax.be

122City theatre – Leuven

Metropole Taxi & Autocars

Nassaustraat 21-25

BE-2000 Antwerp

Belgium

T +32 (0) 3 231 31 31

F +32 (0) 3 226 10 30

taxi@metropole.be

www.metropole.be

Metropool

Wayenborgstraat 9

BE-2800 Mechelen

Belgium

T +32 (0) 15 20 20 50

F +32 (0) 15 20 20 50

M +32 (0) 472 20 20 50

info@metropooltaxi.be

Semitax

Brussels Airport

Belgium

M +32 (0) 486 06 61 26

semitax@base.blackberry.com (if urgent)

semitax.flou.be

Taxi’s Breckpot NV

Maria Theresiastraat 55

BE-3000 Leuven

Belgium

T +32 (0) 16 20 20 20; +32 (0) 16 22 88 88;

+32 (0) 16 23 22 22

M +32 (0) 475 45 88 88

F +32 (0) 16 23 99 99

Taxi Federation OstendE. Beernaertstraat 71 b0402 BE-8400 Ostend BelgiumT +32 (0) 59 70 27 27 F +32 (0) 59 51 25 15 info@taxibond.be www.taxibond.be (in Dutch)

TRANSLATION SERVICES

AabeveT +32 (0) 800 23 110info@aabeve.bewww.aabeve.be

AceFilips De Goedestraat 64 BE-1000 Brussels BelgiumT +32 (0) 2 734 01 11M +32 (0) 475 25 75 18F +32 (0) 2 733 16 08ace@accents.bewww.ace-translations.be

Brussels Language ServiceHamerstraat 8 BE-1210 BrusselsBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 223 51 54F +32 (0) 2 218 16 83trad@bls-lang.comwww.bls-lang.com

Ines Galle: Translation and InterpretingDaalstraat 125 BE-1852 GrimbergenBelgium T +32 (0) 2 272 05 80 F +32 (0) 2 272 05 85 info@igtv.bewww.igtv.be

Dicede Merodelei 65 BE-2300 TurnhoutBelgiumT +32 (0) 14 43 94 89M +32 (0) 497 40 46 14F +32 (0) 14 43 95 33info@dice.bewww.dice.be

UNIT MANAGERS

Peter BorghsJagersdreef 6BE-2500 LierBelgiumM +32 (0) 475 28 54 60 peterborghs@telenet.be

Jelle ClaeysDrie Eikenstraat 151BE-2650 EdegemBelgiumM +32 (0) 478 41 02 22jelleclaeys@yahoo.com

Tomas CoppejansReigerstraat 12BE-9000 GhentBelgiumM +32 (0) 484 75 88 40coppejans_tomas@yahoo.com

Vincent HermansZwaluwenlaan 39BE-2610 WilrijkBelgium M +32 (0) 477 57 56 57 vinzke@hotmail.com

Reinout VandeputteStationsstraat 79 b3BE-1745 OpwijkBelgiumM +32 (0) 472 29 15 33 vandeputte_reinout@live.be

Jo Van Hende Pierre Strauwenstraat 20BE-1020 BrusselsBelgiumM +32 (0) 476 30 52 22 jo.van.hende@tarara.be

Stephen Van Mechelen Zurenborgstraat 22BE-2018 AntwerpBelgiumM +32 (0) 485 43 48 28stephen_van_mechelen@hotmail.com

Guy Vanslype Boerendreef 13BE-2970 SchildeBelgiumM +32 (0) 478 79 04 97 guy@juleslogistics.be

Bart Van Steelant Veldwijkstraat 11BE-9050 LedebergBelgiumM +32 (0) 498 66 84 82bvansteelant@gmail.com

VISUAL SFX

ACE Digital HouseKatrijn SteylaertsSchiphollaan 2BE-1140 EvereBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 735 60 20F +32 (0) 2 701 98 19www.ace-postproduction.comcaroline@ace-postproduction.com

ArchineosKrommeweg 31BE-9990 MaldegemBelgiuminfo@archineos.comwww.archineos.com

Creative ConspiracyLuc Van DriesscheBomastraat 30-36BE-9000 GhentBelgiumT +32 (0) 9 331 55 10F +32 (0) 234 32 91info@creative.be www.creative.be

Eyetronics Kapeldreef 60BE-3001 LeuvenBelgiumT +32 (0) 16 298 343 info@eyetronics.comwww.eyetronics.com

Grid VFX Jan Goossens Dulle-Grietlaan 1BE-9050 GentbruggeBelgiumT +32 (0) 9 265 98 98F +32 (0) 9 265 98 99info@grid-vfx.comwww.grid-vfx.com

Het Digitaal GeweldCharis Putseys Verlatstraat 23-25BE-2000 AntwerpBelgiumT +32 (0) 3 260 69 69F +32 (0) 3 260 69 60info@hetdigitaalgeweld.bewww.hetdigitaalgeweld.be

Nozon Linda Van Zeebroeck Stassartstraat 48BE-1050 ElseneBelgiumT +32 (0) 2 701 93 71F +32 (0) 2 705 87 38linda@nozon.comwww.nozon.com

Pix it

Bavo Overlaet-Michiels

Trooststraat 93-95

BE-1030 Brussels

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 216 36 50

info@pix-it.com

www.pix-it.com

The Fridge

Tom Hameeuw

Antoine Courstraat 28

BE-1081 Koekelberg

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 414 49 69

F +32 (0) 2 414 49 66

info@thefridge.tv

www.thefridge.tv

Victor Studio

Michel Denis

Leuvensesteenweg 775

BE-1140 Evere

Belgium

T +32 (0) 2 743 42 90

F +32 (0) 2 743 42 99

michel@victorstudio.be

www.victorstudio.be

Q-spheres

Jo Van Hove

Monrose 29

BE-1030 Brussels

Belgium

M +32 (0) 475 440 454

jo.vanhove@q-spheres.com

www.q-spheres.com

126saint-Felix Warehouse – Antwerp

BY CATEGORIE

abbeys 12

airports see www.locationflanders.com

alleys see www.locationflanders.com

amusement parks see www.locationflanders.com

apartments 17, 52-53

aquariums see www.locationflanders.com

archeological sites see www.locationflanders.com

archives 126

art see www.locationflanders.com

attics see www.locationflanders.com

avenues see www.locationflanders.com

banks see www.locationflanders.com

barns see www.locationflanders.com

bars 4-5, 17, 38-39, 68, 76

beaches 17, 25, 52-53

beguinages 8-9

belfries see www.locationflanders.com

botanic gardens 132

breweries see www.locationflanders.com

bridges 13, 24, 50-51

bunkers see www.locationflanders.com

bus stations, tram stations

see www.locationflanders.com

cafes 71

camping sites see www.locationflanders.com

canals 10, 13, 24, 38-39, 66, 130

casinos 4-5

castles 88

cathedrals see www.locationflanders.com

caves see www.locationflanders.com

cellars 126

cemeteries see www.locationflanders.com

channels see www.locationflanders.com

chapels see www.locationflanders.com

churches 12

cities 52-53, 134-135

city halls see www.locationflanders.com

cloisters see www.locationflanders.com

clothmaker’s halls see www.locationflanders.com

concert halls 4-5, 56

country roads see www.locationflanders.com

courthouses 58

courtyards 88

crematories see www.locationflanders.com

cultural centres 76

ditches see www.locationflanders.com

docks 69, 72, 74

dunes see www.locationflanders.com

embankments see www.locationflanders.com

farms, children’s farms see www.locationflanders.com

ferries see www.locationflanders.com

fire departments see www.locationflanders.com

fish markets see www.locationflanders.com

football stadiums see www.locationflanders.com

forests see www.locationflanders.com

fort(ress) see www.locationflanders.com

fountains see www.locationflanders.com

galleries 22

garages see www.locationflanders.com

gardens 78-79

green houses see www.locationflanders.com

guildhalls 38-39

halls see www.locationflanders.com

highways see www.locationflanders.com

hippodromes see www.locationflanders.com

LOCATIONS INDEx

historical buildings 8-9, 16, 38-39, 60-61, 66, 71, 130

hospitals see www.locationflanders.com

hotels 2

houses 2, 10, 24, 55, 64, inside back cover

industrial areas 69

industrial buildings 14

kiosks see www.locationflanders.com

lakes and ponds 13, 25, 132

landscapes 75

lanes see www.locationflanders.com

laundry see www.locationflanders.com

leisure 25

libraries 54, 60-61

lighthouses see www.locationflanders.com

locks, waterway facilities 69, 72

lofts see www.locationflanders.com

mansions 64, 78-79

marinas 72, 74

markets see www.locationflanders.com

meadows see www.locationflanders.com

mills 59

miscellany see www.locationflanders.com

monuments, memorials

see www.locationflanders.com

movie theatres see www.locationflanders.com

museums 16, 88

nature 13, 25

offices inside front cover, 11, 58

operas see www.locationflanders.com

palaces see www.locationflanders.com

parking lots see www.locationflanders.com

parks 13

party halls 4-5, 78-79

paths 25

pedestrian precincts see www.locationflanders.com

piers 28-29

playgrounds see www.locationflanders.com

pontoons see www.locationflanders.com

pools see www.locationflanders.com

ports and harbours 69

post offices see www.locationflanders.com

presbyteries see www.locationflanders.com

quays 10, 38-39, 66

railway stations 18-19

residential areas 20-21, 55

restaurants 4-5, 28-29, 38-39, 71

rivers 50-51, inside back cover

riverside promenades 50-51

ruins see www.locationflanders.com

schools see www.locationflanders.com

sea 28-29, 52-53, 69

seafront 17, 22, 52-53

sewers see www.locationflanders.com

ships see www.locationflanders.com

shopping areas see www.locationflanders.com

shopping malls 68

shops 68, 71, 104

skylines 52-53, 134-135

sports centres see www.locationflanders.com

sports fields see www.locationflanders.com

squares 20-21, 71

staircases 18-19, 58, 68

stock exchanges see www.locationflanders.com

streets 55, 64

studios see www.locationflanders.com

subways see www.locationflanders.com

synagogues see www.locationflanders.com

tennis courts / clubs see www.locationflanders.com

terraces 4-5

theatres 122

toilets see www.locationflanders.com

towers 11, 54, 134-135

trenches see www.locationflanders.com

tunnels see www.locationflanders.com

universities 54, 60-61, 132

villages 75

villas see www.locationflanders.com

war sites see www.locationflanders.com

warehouses 14, 126

working-class houses 20-21

youth centres see www.locationflanders.com

zoological gardens see www.locationflanders.com

BY ERA

10th Century see www.locationflanders.com

12th Century 130

14th Century 12

15th Century 38-39

16th Century 38-39, 88

17th Century 8-9, 12, 38-39

18th Century 8-9, 59, 78-79

19th Century 13, 16, 18-19, 22, 88, 104, 122

20th Century 4-5, 11, 20-21, 54,

55, 60-61, 68, 122, 132

1901-1914 68

1914-1918, WWI see www.locationflanders.com

1918-1940, Interbellum 11, 20-21, 54, 55, 60-61, 122

1940-1945, WWII see www.locationflanders.com

1945-1950 72

50s 4-5, 72

60s 132

70s 122

80s see www.locationflanders.com

90s see www.locationflanders.com

21st Century inside front cover, 56, 58, 76

2001-2010 inside front cover, 56, 58, 76

BY STYLE

Art Deco 11

Art Nouveau see www.locationflanders.com

Baroque 38-39

Belle Epoque 104

Classicism 22, 78-79

Contemporary

inside front cover, 56, 58, 76, inside back cover

Eclecticism 16, 18-19, 68, 122

Gothic 8-9, 12, 38-39, 130

International Style see www.locationflanders.com

Medieval see www.locationflanders.com

Modernism 4-5, 54, 72, 132

Neo-Baroque see www.locationflanders.com

Neoclassicism see www.locationflanders.com

Neo-Gothic 88

Neo-Renaissance 60-61

Neo-Rococo see www.locationflanders.com

Neo-Romanesque see www.locationflanders.com

Postmodernism see www.locationflanders.com

Renaissance 38-39, 88

Rococo see www.locationflanders.com

Romanesque 130

BY CITY

Antwerp inside front cover, 7,11,16, 18-19, 47,

49, 58, 68, 104, 126, 134-135

Bruges 2, 6, 8-9, 13, 20-21, 24,

41, 48, 56, 59, 66, 69, 78-79, 130

Ghent 10, 12, 25, 38-39, 45, 54, 55, 71, 132

Leuven 14, 60-61, 72, 75, 122

Mechelen 50-51, 76, 88, inside back cover

Ostend 4-5, 17, 22, 28-29, 40, 42, 44, 52-53, 64, 74

site sint-Jan - Bruges

ABOUT US 8-17

Agents 80

Airports 73

Antwerp 10, 11, 14, 15,

16, 21, 26-27, 46, 65, 69, 73, 77

Antwerp City Film Office 93

Art Directors 80-81

Author’s Right 52-53

Banks 45, 62

Belgium 6, 10, 11, 13, 20, 21, 23, 25, 26-27, 30, 36,

40, 42, 43, 52, 55, 63, 66, 71, 73, 77

Bruges 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 21, 25, 26-27, 46, 65, 77

Brussels 11, 20, 21, 26-27,

33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 66, 73, 75, 77

Business Hours 62

Car Rental 81

Casting Directors 81-82

Catering 69, 83

City Film Office Bruges 93

Climate and Weather 23

Climate Averages 23

Concierge Service 83

CONTENT 3

Conversion Factors 63

Copyright 52-54, 59

Costume Designers 83-84

Credits 136

Crossing the Channel 74

Currency 20, 62

Customs 55, 105

DOP - Cameraman 84-87

Editors 87

Embassies and Consulates 63

Emergency Helplines 65

Equipment 31, 35, 36, 55, 89-93

FACTS AND FLANDERS 18-27

Fast Facts 20-21

Film Offices 10, 11, 14, 17, 34, 93-94

FINANCING AND INCENTIVES 38-49

Flanders 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 18-19, 21, 25,

26-27, 32, 33, 34, 46, 49, 66, 69, 73

Flanders Audiovisual Fund 10, 46, 49, 94

Flanders Location Bonus 7, 10, 46-47,

Flanders Tourist Authority 66

Flemish Regions 25

Funding 10, 94

Gaffers 94-95

Geography 25

Ghent 10, 13, 14, 15,

16, 21, 26-27, 33, 46, 65, 69, 77

Ghent Film Office 93

Grip 95-96

Guild and Trade Bodies 96-99

Holidays 62, 67, 73, 74

Hotels 15, 17, 20, 69

Industry Database 10

INDUSTRY DIRECTORY 78-125

Innovation 6, 30-33

INNOVATION AND FACILITIES 28-37

Insurance Agencies 99

Intermediaries 45, 118-120

International Couriers 99-100

Interpreters 100

GENERAL INDEx

Ledeganck - Ghent

INTRODUCTION - LOCATIONS, CONTACTS, ACTION

Labor Law 57-58

Landscape 7, 11, 15, 20, 25

LAW AND REGULATION 50-59

Leuven 10, 13, 14, 15,

16, 21, 26-27, 37, 46, 65, 69, 77

Leuven City Film Office 93

Limousine Service 120-123

Line Producers 100-101

Location Flanders 6, 10, 11, 46-47, 67, 77, 93, 136

Location Managers 34, 46-47, 102-103

Location Scouts 46-47, 102-103

LOCATIONS INDEX 127-129

Mandatory Declaration 57

Map of Belgium 26-27

Mechelen 10, 13, 14, 15,

17, 21, 26-27, 46, 65, 69, 77

Mechelen City Film Office 93

Mobile Phone Rental 103

Moral Rights 52-53

Neighbouring Rights 52-53

Official Bodies 103-105

Ostend 10, 13, 15, 17, 26-27, 46, 65, 69, 73, 77

Ostend Film Office 94

Patrimonial Rights 53

Post-Production Facilities 105-107

Press Officers 107

Producers 41, 45, 46, 49, 52, 99

Production Companies 10, 46, 108-114

Production Designers 80-81

Production Managers 100-101

Production Sound Mixers 114-115

Public Image 59

Rights over Objects Photographed 54

Shooting Request 11

Short-Term Accommodation 115-116

Short-Term Office Rental 117

Smoking Ban 69

Studio Facilities 10, 34-37, 117-118

Sunrise / Sunset 23

Tax Authorities 120

Tax Shelter 7, 10, 40-45

Tax Shelter Consultants 118-120

Taxis 120-123

Telecom Services 70-71

Translation Services 123-124

Transport 15, 46, 55, 73-74

Travel Times 75-77

Travelling by Bus 74

Travelling by Car 74-75

Travelling by Train 73, 75

Travelling by Tramways 74

Travelling by Underground 74

Travelling within Belgium 77

Unit Managers 124

USEFUL INFORMATION 60-77

Visa 57, 77

Visual SFx 124-125

Work Permits 57

Working with Artists 57

Working with Non-Artistic Employees 58

Working with Volunteers 57

134City skyline – Antwerp

Editor: Christian De SchutterEditorial Coordination: Tine Coleman, Katrien MaesSub Editing: An RatinckxThanks to Marc Besson, Dirk Callaerts, Bianca Candreva, Nathalie Capiau, Karen Claes, Dirk Cools, Peter Craeymeersch, Tina Cuyt, Caroline Daems, Myriam De Boeck, Floor Deckx, Nyk Dekeyser, Henri Roman De Mettelinge, Bruno De Pauw, Pierre Drouot, Jean-Pierre Drubbel, Siebe Dumon, Hilde Espenhout, Hans Everaert, Leen Feyaerts, Ira Guilini, Karolien Hellemans, Pieter Hens, Bieke Janssens, Karen Koch, Bert Lesaffer, Karla Puttemans, Jan Schiettekatte, Dirk Schoenmaekers, Henk Terryn, Tom Van der Elst, Brecht Van Elslande, Birte Van Hove, Jo Van Hove, Stijn Vanorbeek, Karin Vercraeye, Karel Verhelst, Inge Verroken, Simon Wullens.

Design and Production: MiaPrinted by Drukkerij Wilda, Antwerp (Belgium)Printed on Phoenix Motion xenon in 135g / Cover on HV Maco (half-matt) in 300g

Photo credits All pictures by Bart Dewaele except: Design Centre De Winkelhaak: Toerisme Antwerpen (inside front cover); Room with a view: Louis-Philippe Breydel (2); Boerentoren: Jan Kranendonk (11); Bijloke Abbey: Stad Gent – Patrick Henry (12); Royal Museum of Fine Arts: Stad Antwerpen (16); Q-spheres : Q-Spheres (31); Eyetronics : Eyetronics (32); Ace Digital House: Ace Digital House (33); Fx-Motion: Fx-Motion (33); AA Dock’s: AA Dock’s (34); Alfacam: Eurocam (35, 36); Studio Imperial: Studio Imperial (37); Videohouse: Videohouse (37); Graslei: Ian O’Hanlon (38-39); Boekentoren: Universiteitsbibliotheek Gent (54); Concert Hall: Jens Compernolle (56); Courthouse: Stad Antwerpen (58); Rozenhoedkaai: Stad Brugge – Dienst Toerisme (cover, 66); Groentenmarkt: DL Nicolas (71); Lamotsite: Toerisme Mechelen (cover, 76) Hof van Busleyden: Toerisme Mechelen (88); Modepaleis: Stad Antwerpen (cover, 104); Site Sint-Jan: Stad Brugge – Dienst Toerisme (130); City Skyline: Toerisme Antwerpen (134-135); Dijle: Toerisme Mechelen (inside back cover).

Film stills and set photos: In Bruges: Focus Features, Jaap Buitendijk (6); Any Way the Wind Blows: Corridor (7); Around the World in 50 Years: nWave Pictures (30); Black Venus: Cel Fotografie - Stad Brugge (41); Copacabana: Jérôme Prébois - Avenue B Productions (42); Trésor: Ostend Film Office (44); Code 37: vtm (45); The Alzheimer Case: Eyeworks Film & TV Drama (47); Traum aus Schokolade: Cel Fotografie – Stad Brugge (48); Dossier K: Nyk Dekeyser (49).

*The production companies listed in the industry directory are members of the Flemish Film Producers’ Association (VFPB) and/or the Independent Television Producers Flanders (VOTP) or have been granted production support on at least two occasions over the past three years by the Flanders Audiovisual Fund (VAF) for animation, documentaries and fiction.

Location Flanders nor its partners can be held responsible for any omissions or mistakes in this or any publication. All measures are taken to prevent inaccuracies. For up-to-date information, visit: www.locationflanders.com.

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