AFCI enables film commissions and industry partners to bring productions to life through knowledge-sharing, skill development and connection.
Saudi Film Commission has become a member of the Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI), a global network comprising more than 360 film boards from over 40 countries, according to a report by the Saudi Press Agency.
By joining the AFCI, the Film Commission aims to elevate the Kingdom’s film industry and position Saudi cinema on the global stage. This membership will also support national production companies and local talent by facilitating the exchange of experiences and knowledge with international counterparts.
The AFCI’s mission is to support, empower, and connect film boards worldwide, promoting sustainable and integrated development in the international film industry. Through this membership, the Saudi Film Commission will gain access to numerous services, including global networking with film authorities, insights into international best practices, specialised training and development programmes and the latest updates on industry advancements.
Founded in 1975, the AFCI is dedicated to empowering industry bodies and stakeholders to foster economic growth within the film production sector. The association provides a comprehensive network that connects various resources, educational opportunities, and funding from different countries, thereby facilitating international co-productions.
The Saudi Film Commission’s membership in the AFCI is a strategic step toward realizing its vision of establishing the Kingdom as a global hub for the film industry.
