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CEPI, the European Audiovisual Production association, is embracing every day a changing audiovisual landscape and its new digital opportunities.

Our members produce a wide and diverse range of high level content that our audience like to watch at the cinema and on TV.

National associations of Independent Producers and pan-European associations such as Animation Europe have joined CEPI and committed to strengthen and promote a healthy and competitive European independent audiovisual sector

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CEPI is ready to embrace the changing audiovisual environment, and understands the importance of ensuring all relevant stakeholders are engaged in and committed to fostering a strong independent film and television production sector.

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CEPI and EPC express their support for Brazilian independent producers in their efforts to advocate for a well-balanced regulation of streaming services

Discussions in Brazil are intensifying ahead of a Senate vote on an important new piece of legislation that could introduce several key provisions aimed at promoting Brazilian audiovisual productions and ensuring a more diverse offering for Brazilian audiences. Bringing together 200 prominent European independent production companies, the EPC, together with CEPI, representing 2,600 independent production companies across 19 national associations in European countries, wel

CEPI, the European AV Production Association, welcomes a major step forward for the Co-production of TV Series across Council of Europe Member States

Brussels, November 26th, 2025 - Today, CEPI, the European Audiovisual Production Association, welcomes the adoption of the Convention on the Co-production of Audiovisual Works in the Form of Series by the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers. This landmark agreement, the first international convention dedicated specifically to TV series, represents a major advance for independent European production. The new Convention establishes a modern framework that facilitates th

CEPI meets in Prague to elect a new Board

CEPI New elected Board (from left to right): Amanda Borghino, Anthony Muldoon, Boštjan Ikovic, Susana Gato, Antonella Barbieri, Filip Bobiňski, Harald Hauben, Stanisław Zaborowski (missing: Monique Goeschl, Mario Mauri, Emmanuelle Mauger) Prague, Czech Republic, 21 November 2025 - CEPI held its General Assembly on 20–21 November 2025 in Prague, bringing together members from across Europe to review EU legislative files, discuss the state of the audiovisual production sector

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