Art Novo is a Latvian film production company that provides cost-effective film production services in Latvia, including locations, equipment, personnel, and facilities. The document outlines Art Novo's services and objectives to establish Latvia as a major filmmaking destination. It then provides a detailed gallery of potential filming locations around Latvia, including architectural sites, cities, industrial infrastructure, natural landscapes, and sports venues. The variety of unique settings available throughout Latvia aim to attract international film productions seeking economical production options in Northern Europe.
http://youtu.be/mX54aV3ij8Q
Looking for a partner in the project "Three-dimensional digital animation studio!" The project is financed from the EUF, need a partner from a country with an associate of the EU treaties. Requirements to partner, an educational institution in the field of art film studio sludge. For the partner offers the possibility of obtaining funding from the EUF to a similar or close to the project! Details correspondence!
Art Novo provides cost-effective film production services in Latvia, taking advantage of Latvia's experienced film industry workforce, unique locations, and favorable tax incentives. Latvia offers a central location in Northern Europe near major cities, a skilled labor force, and relatively low production costs compared to Western Europe. Latvia also has a long history in filmmaking dating back to the early 1900s and a well-established performing arts tradition that supports the film industry. Art Novo works to promote Latvia as a venue for international film productions.
Art Novo provides cost-effective film production services in Latvia, taking advantage of Latvia's experienced film industry workforce, unique locations, and favorable tax incentives. Latvia offers a central location in Northern Europe near major cities, a skilled labor force, and relatively low production costs compared to Western Europe. Latvia also has a long history in filmmaking dating back to the early 1900s and a well-established performing arts tradition that supports the film industry. Art Novo works to promote Latvia as a venue for international film productions.
METIS d.d. is a Croatian company that has been operating since 1948, collecting, recycling, and selling waste products. It has headquarters in Kukuljanovo and 5 branch offices across Primorsko–Goranska, Istarska, Karlovačka and Ličko -senjska counties, employing 160 workers. METIS sorts collected waste to separate useful materials, processes the waste, and prepares raw materials for sale to markets in Croatia and the EU.
The document is a business plan for Khanyiselani Art Studios, which aims to establish an integrated music, film and television production studio in Kokstad, South Africa. The studio targets unemployed and out-of-school youth to provide skills development and entrepreneurship opportunities in the creative arts sector. The business plan provides details on the studio's objectives, services, market analysis, implementation plan, management, and financial projections. It aims to develop a thriving local creative industry that creates employment and fosters entrepreneurship among Kokstad's youth.
This issue of Focus on Zinc features architecture projects from around the world that showcase the use of zinc. Projects include a cultural centre in Denmark comprised of three buildings clad in anthracite zinc to represent three Nordic nations. A tram maintenance facility in Spain uses zinc folded into elegant textures. An addition to a historic house in Australia features a modern wing clad in anthracite zinc with vertical and angled standing seams. An apartment building in France includes houses on the roof that resemble a village when viewed from the rear.
The document provides an overview of the program for the SPLC 2018 conference to be held from September 10-14 in Gothenburg, Sweden. The program includes keynote speeches, research paper sessions, tutorials, workshops, and social events. Markus Völter, Judith Bishop and Martin Hiller will give keynote talks. The conference is organized by a committee with chairs for different tracks and activities.
http://youtu.be/mX54aV3ij8Q
Looking for a partner in the project "Three-dimensional digital animation studio!" The project is financed from the EUF, need a partner from a country with an associate of the EU treaties. Requirements to partner, an educational institution in the field of art film studio sludge. For the partner offers the possibility of obtaining funding from the EUF to a similar or close to the project! Details correspondence!
Art Novo provides cost-effective film production services in Latvia, taking advantage of Latvia's experienced film industry workforce, unique locations, and favorable tax incentives. Latvia offers a central location in Northern Europe near major cities, a skilled labor force, and relatively low production costs compared to Western Europe. Latvia also has a long history in filmmaking dating back to the early 1900s and a well-established performing arts tradition that supports the film industry. Art Novo works to promote Latvia as a venue for international film productions.
Art Novo provides cost-effective film production services in Latvia, taking advantage of Latvia's experienced film industry workforce, unique locations, and favorable tax incentives. Latvia offers a central location in Northern Europe near major cities, a skilled labor force, and relatively low production costs compared to Western Europe. Latvia also has a long history in filmmaking dating back to the early 1900s and a well-established performing arts tradition that supports the film industry. Art Novo works to promote Latvia as a venue for international film productions.
METIS d.d. is a Croatian company that has been operating since 1948, collecting, recycling, and selling waste products. It has headquarters in Kukuljanovo and 5 branch offices across Primorsko–Goranska, Istarska, Karlovačka and Ličko -senjska counties, employing 160 workers. METIS sorts collected waste to separate useful materials, processes the waste, and prepares raw materials for sale to markets in Croatia and the EU.
The document is a business plan for Khanyiselani Art Studios, which aims to establish an integrated music, film and television production studio in Kokstad, South Africa. The studio targets unemployed and out-of-school youth to provide skills development and entrepreneurship opportunities in the creative arts sector. The business plan provides details on the studio's objectives, services, market analysis, implementation plan, management, and financial projections. It aims to develop a thriving local creative industry that creates employment and fosters entrepreneurship among Kokstad's youth.
This issue of Focus on Zinc features architecture projects from around the world that showcase the use of zinc. Projects include a cultural centre in Denmark comprised of three buildings clad in anthracite zinc to represent three Nordic nations. A tram maintenance facility in Spain uses zinc folded into elegant textures. An addition to a historic house in Australia features a modern wing clad in anthracite zinc with vertical and angled standing seams. An apartment building in France includes houses on the roof that resemble a village when viewed from the rear.
The document provides an overview of the program for the SPLC 2018 conference to be held from September 10-14 in Gothenburg, Sweden. The program includes keynote speeches, research paper sessions, tutorials, workshops, and social events. Markus Völter, Judith Bishop and Martin Hiller will give keynote talks. The conference is organized by a committee with chairs for different tracks and activities.
The exposition is supported by the Ministry of Industrial Politics, Development of Entrepreneurship and Trade of Kaliningrad Region, the Ministry of Construction, Builders' Union, Architects' Union.
This document provides information about business culture and etiquette in Slovakia. It discusses communication styles, education levels, cultural taboos, and business meeting etiquette. Slovaks communicate in a reserved manner, preferring indirectness. Most managers are well-educated with university degrees and knowledge of foreign languages. Business relationships are built on trust and written agreements take priority over verbal ones. Meetings require punctuality, conservative dress, and avoiding personal topics or jokes.
This document provides an overview of the general business environment and ICT sector in Serbia. It includes statistics on Serbia's population, GDP, sector composition, and spending on R&D, education and healthcare. The business environment in Serbia is still transitioning after democratic changes 10 years ago, with years of growth interrupted by economic stagnation. Key sectors include manufacturing, real estate, wholesale and retail. The ICT sector has high growth potential but was negatively impacted by the economic crisis, with the IT market value declining year-over-year in 2009 and 2010.
This document provides an overview of the European and Belgian markets for gold and gold jewelry. It finds that while Europe produces little gold, it imports significant amounts for use in jewelry manufacturing. However, jewelry production is declining in Europe and shifting to lower-cost countries. The demand for gold as an investment is rising due to economic instability. Standards and certifications for fair and sustainable gold production are discussed as opportunities for small-scale miners and in building reputation. Belgium could provide opportunities for fair trade gold jewelry due to its diamond trading industry and consumer interest, though its market remains smaller than other Western European countries.
Professor Xiaohu You will provide an overview of China's national strategy and investments in 5G mobile communications research and development.
Biography: Professor Xiaohu You is a professor at the National Mobile Communications Research Laboratory, Southeast University, Nanjing, China. He is also the director of the Key Laboratory of Universal Wireless Communications (Ministry of Education). His research interests include mobile communications, wireless networks, and network security. Prof. You has authored or co-authored over 200 technical papers and holds over 30 patents in these areas. He has served as TPC chair, TPC member and symposium chair for numerous international conferences. Prof. You is currently the vice chair of the IEEE Communications Society China Chapter.
Thursday•
CREATIVE INDUSTRIES IN ESTONIA, LATVIA AND LITHUANIA 2011Daniel Dufourt
This document provides an overview of creative industries in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. It discusses how the countries have defined and mapped their creative industries based on the UK model. All three countries conducted initial statistical surveys between 2005-2009 to measure the economic contribution of sectors such as arts, music, design, film and more. While there are some differences in the sectors included across the countries, the surveys provided data to support the development of creative industry policies and access European funding.
This document is the foreword and table of contents for the Nemetschek Engineering User Contest 2011 book. It provides an overview of the contest, which received 117 impressive structural engineering projects from over 23 countries. The projects utilized software from Nemetschek Engineering Group and were evaluated in five categories: Buildings, Civil Structures, Industrial Buildings and Plants, Industrialized Planning, and Special Projects. It introduces the winners and participating companies in the contest.
ChIMERA International Conference and Investment Forum of Creative and Cultura...Informest
The Audiovisual Cluster of Catalonia involves a group of Catalan companies and institutions in the audiovisual and multimedia sector. The Cluster is formed by production companies, production services, postproduction, VFX, distribution companies, radio and television operators, audiovisual ICT, telecommunications, telecommunications, virtual reality, video games and advertising companies.
This document provides a business plan proposal for a Luxury Cinema concept to be launched within an existing cinema, Cinemaxx, in Aarhus, Denmark. The Luxury Cinema would offer an enhanced movie-going experience with reclining chairs, food/drink service, and an exclusive bathroom. It aims to target younger, higher-income customers seeking an entertaining escape and aesthetic experience beyond regular cinemas. The plan discusses generating revenue, service offerings, movie selections, target markets, competition, risks, feasibility, and expected returns. The Luxury Cinema concept seeks to differentiate the experience and attract customers in the competitive Danish cinema market.
The objective is the effective dissemination, exploitation and sustainability of the Links-up project objectives, outcomes and deliverables. It supports the research results by dissemination actions promoting cross-national and cross-sectoral collaboration. The dissemination, exploitation and sustainability building activities included the following measures:
•‘Public space’ on the online ‘Innovation Laboratory’ at www.links-up.eu with a large number of resources for policy, practice and research;
•Early information leaflet and two dedicated project flyer (i.e. the ‘brochure’);
•Three newsletters at key milestones in the project;
•Press releases in the participating partner countries e.g. on the validation experiments in the United Kingdom and Austria;
•Peer-reviewed articles and conference contributions e.g. for EduMedia 2010, GMW 2011, eChallanges e-2011 and for elearningeuropa.info;
•Four Learning Dialogues involving key stakeholders in the project in critically reviewing the project results as they developed;
•International and national ‘Events’ amongst them Plymouth e-Learning Conference (PeLC) 2010, EduMedia Conference 2010, Online Educa Berlin 2010, NEXT Regional Conferences 2010 and 2011, EDEN Annual Conferences 2010 and 2011 and the eChallenges e-2011 Conference;
•Final Conference showcasing eight initiatives in the field of ‘Web 2.0 for Social Inclusion’ and bringing together about 40 participants from 22 countries;
•Concluding Webinar, mainly for the representatives of the 24 case studies, five validation experiments and other stakeholders interested in the field;
•Various activities in social software sites and Web 2.0 applications such as FaceBook, SlideShare, YouTube, twitter etc.
This report summarised the Links-up events and related conference presentations throughout the life cycle of the project.
Road 2 Germany Enschede November 1st 2016Olaf ter Haar
Short presentation in Dutch / English on Enterprise Europe Network services for SME's specified to finding partners in Germany, given in Enschede during Road2Germany meeting Chamber of Commerce the Netherlands together with World trade Center Twente.
- The document is a getting started guide for Toon Boom Animate that outlines 12 lessons to help users learn the basics of the software.
- It provides an overview of the Animate interface and views such as the Timeline, Camera, and Colour views. Common tools like the drawing, painting and playback tools are also highlighted.
- Instructions are provided on how to install sample material required for some of the lessons, which include templates, example scenes and character assets stored in the library.
This document is a report from the Expert Group on Science Education to the European Commission that provides recommendations for improving science education in Europe. The report identifies key challenges in science education and proposes a framework with six objectives to address them: 1) making science education a continuum from pre-school through active citizenship, 2) focusing on competencies and linking science to other disciplines, 3) enhancing teaching quality, 4) increasing collaboration between educational and societal actors, 5) promoting responsible research and innovation, and 6) connecting innovation and science education strategies across levels. The report recommends the European Commission initiate an EU-wide response including consultation and dissemination to implement the proposed actions.
Julio dos Anjos has over 30 years of experience in information technology, management, and consulting. He received bachelor's and master's degrees focused on information and library sciences. Currently he is the Vice President and webmaster of the Portuguese Association for Information Management and owns a research and development company. He has extensive experience implementing information systems, digital libraries, and training users.
The document is a September 2014 market report on the central business district (CBD) of Ho Chi Minh City covering the office, retail, hotel, and serviced apartment markets. It provides an overview and performance data for each sector, including average rents, occupancy rates, and supply. The key findings are that the grade A office market saw modest declines in rent while occupancy increased, retail podiums and shopping centers saw growth in rents and occupancy, and the hotel market was stable overall with some new projects in the pipeline.
This document provides a business plan for Sani Gate Gallery, a community-based art gallery and production venture in Lesotho. The plan outlines the gallery's vision, products, customers, competition, and strategy. Short and long-term goals include producing animated films, supplying media companies with local content, expanding artisan networking and exhibitions, and developing Sani Gate Gallery as a prominent cultural destination in Teyateyaneng. Challenges to the long-term goals are also discussed, along with backup plans.
Leka Shameti has over 25 years of experience in engineering, project management, and administration roles. He currently serves as the General Administrator of AEMA, an infrastructure supervision company in Tirana, Albania. Prior to this role, he held positions managing tunnel operations and maintenance, supervising electromechanical works, and assisting the Albanian Ministry of Transport on organizational development and transport projects. Shameti has extensive experience across various sectors including aviation fuel supply, agribusiness, construction, and nonprofit organizations. He holds a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Polytechnic University of Tirana and is fluent in Albanian, English, and Italian.
The document is a market report from Colliers International on the central business district of Ho Chi Minh City. It provides an overview and performance analysis of the office, retail, hotel, and serviced apartment markets in August 2014. Key details include average rental rates, occupancy rates, and projections for supply and demand across different property grades in the CBD area. Performance was generally stable for most sectors during the reported month.
Ventspils is a city in Latvia that promotes itself as a center for both business and recreation. It has a port and airport that facilitate transportation and trade. The city aims to attract foreign investment and has established a special economic zone and technology park that offer tax reductions and incentives. Ventspils has several educational institutions that provide degrees related to business, IT, engineering, and law. It also has workforce training programs and available land for new companies to develop.
The exposition is supported by the Ministry of Industrial Politics, Development of Entrepreneurship and Trade of Kaliningrad Region, the Ministry of Construction, Builders' Union, Architects' Union.
This document provides information about business culture and etiquette in Slovakia. It discusses communication styles, education levels, cultural taboos, and business meeting etiquette. Slovaks communicate in a reserved manner, preferring indirectness. Most managers are well-educated with university degrees and knowledge of foreign languages. Business relationships are built on trust and written agreements take priority over verbal ones. Meetings require punctuality, conservative dress, and avoiding personal topics or jokes.
This document provides an overview of the general business environment and ICT sector in Serbia. It includes statistics on Serbia's population, GDP, sector composition, and spending on R&D, education and healthcare. The business environment in Serbia is still transitioning after democratic changes 10 years ago, with years of growth interrupted by economic stagnation. Key sectors include manufacturing, real estate, wholesale and retail. The ICT sector has high growth potential but was negatively impacted by the economic crisis, with the IT market value declining year-over-year in 2009 and 2010.
This document provides an overview of the European and Belgian markets for gold and gold jewelry. It finds that while Europe produces little gold, it imports significant amounts for use in jewelry manufacturing. However, jewelry production is declining in Europe and shifting to lower-cost countries. The demand for gold as an investment is rising due to economic instability. Standards and certifications for fair and sustainable gold production are discussed as opportunities for small-scale miners and in building reputation. Belgium could provide opportunities for fair trade gold jewelry due to its diamond trading industry and consumer interest, though its market remains smaller than other Western European countries.
Professor Xiaohu You will provide an overview of China's national strategy and investments in 5G mobile communications research and development.
Biography: Professor Xiaohu You is a professor at the National Mobile Communications Research Laboratory, Southeast University, Nanjing, China. He is also the director of the Key Laboratory of Universal Wireless Communications (Ministry of Education). His research interests include mobile communications, wireless networks, and network security. Prof. You has authored or co-authored over 200 technical papers and holds over 30 patents in these areas. He has served as TPC chair, TPC member and symposium chair for numerous international conferences. Prof. You is currently the vice chair of the IEEE Communications Society China Chapter.
Thursday•
CREATIVE INDUSTRIES IN ESTONIA, LATVIA AND LITHUANIA 2011Daniel Dufourt
This document provides an overview of creative industries in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. It discusses how the countries have defined and mapped their creative industries based on the UK model. All three countries conducted initial statistical surveys between 2005-2009 to measure the economic contribution of sectors such as arts, music, design, film and more. While there are some differences in the sectors included across the countries, the surveys provided data to support the development of creative industry policies and access European funding.
This document is the foreword and table of contents for the Nemetschek Engineering User Contest 2011 book. It provides an overview of the contest, which received 117 impressive structural engineering projects from over 23 countries. The projects utilized software from Nemetschek Engineering Group and were evaluated in five categories: Buildings, Civil Structures, Industrial Buildings and Plants, Industrialized Planning, and Special Projects. It introduces the winners and participating companies in the contest.
ChIMERA International Conference and Investment Forum of Creative and Cultura...Informest
The Audiovisual Cluster of Catalonia involves a group of Catalan companies and institutions in the audiovisual and multimedia sector. The Cluster is formed by production companies, production services, postproduction, VFX, distribution companies, radio and television operators, audiovisual ICT, telecommunications, telecommunications, virtual reality, video games and advertising companies.
This document provides a business plan proposal for a Luxury Cinema concept to be launched within an existing cinema, Cinemaxx, in Aarhus, Denmark. The Luxury Cinema would offer an enhanced movie-going experience with reclining chairs, food/drink service, and an exclusive bathroom. It aims to target younger, higher-income customers seeking an entertaining escape and aesthetic experience beyond regular cinemas. The plan discusses generating revenue, service offerings, movie selections, target markets, competition, risks, feasibility, and expected returns. The Luxury Cinema concept seeks to differentiate the experience and attract customers in the competitive Danish cinema market.
The objective is the effective dissemination, exploitation and sustainability of the Links-up project objectives, outcomes and deliverables. It supports the research results by dissemination actions promoting cross-national and cross-sectoral collaboration. The dissemination, exploitation and sustainability building activities included the following measures:
•‘Public space’ on the online ‘Innovation Laboratory’ at www.links-up.eu with a large number of resources for policy, practice and research;
•Early information leaflet and two dedicated project flyer (i.e. the ‘brochure’);
•Three newsletters at key milestones in the project;
•Press releases in the participating partner countries e.g. on the validation experiments in the United Kingdom and Austria;
•Peer-reviewed articles and conference contributions e.g. for EduMedia 2010, GMW 2011, eChallanges e-2011 and for elearningeuropa.info;
•Four Learning Dialogues involving key stakeholders in the project in critically reviewing the project results as they developed;
•International and national ‘Events’ amongst them Plymouth e-Learning Conference (PeLC) 2010, EduMedia Conference 2010, Online Educa Berlin 2010, NEXT Regional Conferences 2010 and 2011, EDEN Annual Conferences 2010 and 2011 and the eChallenges e-2011 Conference;
•Final Conference showcasing eight initiatives in the field of ‘Web 2.0 for Social Inclusion’ and bringing together about 40 participants from 22 countries;
•Concluding Webinar, mainly for the representatives of the 24 case studies, five validation experiments and other stakeholders interested in the field;
•Various activities in social software sites and Web 2.0 applications such as FaceBook, SlideShare, YouTube, twitter etc.
This report summarised the Links-up events and related conference presentations throughout the life cycle of the project.
Road 2 Germany Enschede November 1st 2016Olaf ter Haar
Short presentation in Dutch / English on Enterprise Europe Network services for SME's specified to finding partners in Germany, given in Enschede during Road2Germany meeting Chamber of Commerce the Netherlands together with World trade Center Twente.
- The document is a getting started guide for Toon Boom Animate that outlines 12 lessons to help users learn the basics of the software.
- It provides an overview of the Animate interface and views such as the Timeline, Camera, and Colour views. Common tools like the drawing, painting and playback tools are also highlighted.
- Instructions are provided on how to install sample material required for some of the lessons, which include templates, example scenes and character assets stored in the library.
This document is a report from the Expert Group on Science Education to the European Commission that provides recommendations for improving science education in Europe. The report identifies key challenges in science education and proposes a framework with six objectives to address them: 1) making science education a continuum from pre-school through active citizenship, 2) focusing on competencies and linking science to other disciplines, 3) enhancing teaching quality, 4) increasing collaboration between educational and societal actors, 5) promoting responsible research and innovation, and 6) connecting innovation and science education strategies across levels. The report recommends the European Commission initiate an EU-wide response including consultation and dissemination to implement the proposed actions.
Julio dos Anjos has over 30 years of experience in information technology, management, and consulting. He received bachelor's and master's degrees focused on information and library sciences. Currently he is the Vice President and webmaster of the Portuguese Association for Information Management and owns a research and development company. He has extensive experience implementing information systems, digital libraries, and training users.
The document is a September 2014 market report on the central business district (CBD) of Ho Chi Minh City covering the office, retail, hotel, and serviced apartment markets. It provides an overview and performance data for each sector, including average rents, occupancy rates, and supply. The key findings are that the grade A office market saw modest declines in rent while occupancy increased, retail podiums and shopping centers saw growth in rents and occupancy, and the hotel market was stable overall with some new projects in the pipeline.
This document provides a business plan for Sani Gate Gallery, a community-based art gallery and production venture in Lesotho. The plan outlines the gallery's vision, products, customers, competition, and strategy. Short and long-term goals include producing animated films, supplying media companies with local content, expanding artisan networking and exhibitions, and developing Sani Gate Gallery as a prominent cultural destination in Teyateyaneng. Challenges to the long-term goals are also discussed, along with backup plans.
Leka Shameti has over 25 years of experience in engineering, project management, and administration roles. He currently serves as the General Administrator of AEMA, an infrastructure supervision company in Tirana, Albania. Prior to this role, he held positions managing tunnel operations and maintenance, supervising electromechanical works, and assisting the Albanian Ministry of Transport on organizational development and transport projects. Shameti has extensive experience across various sectors including aviation fuel supply, agribusiness, construction, and nonprofit organizations. He holds a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Polytechnic University of Tirana and is fluent in Albanian, English, and Italian.
The document is a market report from Colliers International on the central business district of Ho Chi Minh City. It provides an overview and performance analysis of the office, retail, hotel, and serviced apartment markets in August 2014. Key details include average rental rates, occupancy rates, and projections for supply and demand across different property grades in the CBD area. Performance was generally stable for most sectors during the reported month.
Ventspils is a city in Latvia that promotes itself as a center for both business and recreation. It has a port and airport that facilitate transportation and trade. The city aims to attract foreign investment and has established a special economic zone and technology park that offer tax reductions and incentives. Ventspils has several educational institutions that provide degrees related to business, IT, engineering, and law. It also has workforce training programs and available land for new companies to develop.
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Service
Organization:
Art
Novo
Registration
Nr.
40003596959
(Latvia)
July
17th,
2002
Contacts:
Alvis
Mengots
(CEO)
+371
29
464
262
artnovo@inbox.lv
Ed
Kalvins
(Project
Manager)
+371
29
255
223
ed.kalvins@tpriga.lv
Address:
Valdeku
iela
65-‐33
Rīga,
Latvia,
LV-‐1058
Additional
Information:
www.artnovofilmproduction.com
Form
of
Business:
Film
Production
Areas
of
expertise:
Filmmaking
TV
shows
Education
Objectives:
To
provide
international
film-‐makers
with
economical
and
unique
venues.
To
establish
a
major
film-‐making
studio
in
Riga,
Latvia.
To
become
a
significant
part
of
the
global
movie
industry.
Providing film production companies with cost effective and experienced
film production services in Latvia.
The OPPORTUNITY -
The Latvian Film Production Industry has a rich
and established film production history providing both local technical
expertise, equipment, facilities and talent. It is located in the cultural
capital of Northern Europe which provides unique architecture and/or a
multitude of beautiful natural surroundings for film venues in a stable,
robust growing economy that uses the Euro and is a member of NATO.
The CHALLENGE: - To provide easy access to Latvia for international
film producers wishing to use Latvia as a venue and benefit from the
numerous advantages offered.
The COMPANY:
Art Novo is a privately owned film production company promoting the
development of the international movie industry in Latvia by acting as a
general contractor / marketing company bringing together leading Latvian
companies, associations and institutions that provide services and
education to the film production industry to provide one-stop shopping for
its clients.
Art Novo services include providing all generations of actors and
actresses, filmmaking equipment and gear (video cameras, lights, dolly
tracks and camera cranes), office premises and filmmaking pavilions
(green background) as well as arranging filming locations and set design
and construction.
Art Novo’s specialization includes, but is not limited to the following:
• feature-length films
• shorts,
• animation,
• documentaries,
• commercials
The Benefits: -
Favourable Latvian tax laws, lower labour costs and
experienced personnel are key factors. There is also a possibility for EU
financing for projects, and refunds for expenses. Geography plays a key
role by providing excellent venues in Latvia itself, and allows Latvia to be
a bridge between Western Europe/North America, and Russia/India. Art
Novo has established a team of professionals with local and international
experience, as well as service providers to the film industry in Latvia. This
sets the stage for a profitable business relationship in a unique market.
The Result: An economical and professional environment for film
production.
Scenes: Latvia is rich in the variety of natural venues and scenes offered
for film production. The following is a selection.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
ARCHITECTURE.................................................................................................................................................3
1.1
Castle / Manor .....................................................................................................................................................3
1.2
Country house .....................................................................................................................................................5
1.3
Industrial / Urban .................................................................................................................................................6
1.4
Jugend / Classical................................................................................................................................................6
1.5
Modern.................................................................................................................................................................7
1.6
Soviet...................................................................................................................................................................8
2
CITIES .................................................................................................................................................................9
2.1
Old Riga...............................................................................................................................................................9
2.2
Other cities...........................................................................................................................................................9
2.3
Parks / Square ...................................................................................................................................................10
3
INDUSTRY / INFRASTRUCTURE ....................................................................................................................12
3.1
Airport ................................................................................................................................................................12
3.2
Bicycle paths......................................................................................................................................................12
3.3
Bridges...............................................................................................................................................................13
3.4
Factories ............................................................................................................................................................14
3.5
Harbour / Port ....................................................................................................................................................14
3.6
HEPS .................................................................................................................................................................15
3.7
Roadways ..........................................................................................................................................................15
3.8
Trains.................................................................................................................................................................16
4
NATURE............................................................................................................................................................17
4.1
Caves.................................................................................................................................................................17
4.2
Forest.................................................................................................................................................................17
4.3
Pasture ..............................................................................................................................................................18
4.4
Upland / Plain ....................................................................................................................................................18
4.5
Water .................................................................................................................................................................19
4.6
The Sea .............................................................................................................................................................21
4.7
Wild Animals ......................................................................................................................................................22
5
SPORT...............................................................................................................................................................24
5.1
Basketball ..........................................................................................................................................................24
5.2
Bobsleigh ...........................................................................................................................................................24
5.3
Ice Arena ...........................................................................................................................................................24
5.4
Stadiums............................................................................................................................................................25
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1 Architecture
1.1 Castle / Manor
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1.2 Country house
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1.3 Industrial / Urban
1.4 Jugend / Classical
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1.5 Modern
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1.6 Soviet
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2 Cities
2.1 Old Riga
2.2 Other cities
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2.3 Parks / Square
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3 Industry / Infrastructure
3.1 Airport
3.2 Bicycle paths
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3.3 Bridges
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3.4 Factories
3.5 Harbour / Port
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3.6 HEPS
3.7 Roadways
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3.8 Trains
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4 Nature
4.1 Caves
4.2 Forest
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4.3 Pasture
4.4 Upland / Plain
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4.5 Water
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4.6 The Sea
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4.7 Wild Animals
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5 Sport
5.1 Basketball
5.2 Bobsleigh
5.3 Ice Arena
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5.4 Stadiums
Enlarged photographs available on request.
Contact Information
Mobile E-Mail SKYPE
Latvia Alvis Mengots +371 29 464 262 artnovo@inbox.lv almega24
Latvia Ed Kalvins +371 29 255 223 ed.kalvins@tpriga.lv ed.kalvins