Association of Film Producers
The Association des producteurs de cinéma (APC) was a French film producers' organization that merged in 2016 with the Union des producteurs de films (UPF) to form the UPC.
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Overview
The Association des producteurs de cinéma (APC) was a French film producers' organization. According to the UPC, the APC merged in 2016 with the Union des producteurs de films (UPF), and the resulting entity then merged in 2017 with the Association des producteurs de films publicitaires (APFP) to form the UPC – Union des producteurs de cinéma et de contenus publicitaires. The UPC today represents more than 260 producers of feature films and advertising films, is headquartered at 37 rue Etienne Marcel 75001 Paris, and is led by president Marc Missonnier (Moana Films) and co-president Florence Jacob (Caviar).
History
The Association des producteurs de cinéma (APC) was a French film producers' organization. The UPC states that it resulted from two successive mergers: first in 2016 between the Association des producteurs de cinéma (APC) and the Union des producteurs de films (UPF), then in 2017 with the Association des producteurs de films publicitaires (APFP). The resulting UPC today brings together more than 260 producers of feature films and advertising films.
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