REA Film is a young audiovisual production and post-production company, founded in 2022 in Rieti by a team of professionals from the film industry. Creative minds, highly specialized video and audio technicians, all united by the same passion and a common goal: to give shape to every kind of vision, turning ideas into images.
Despite its recent foundation, REA Film has already carried out numerous ambitious projects, including short films, music videos, and commercials, standing out for its meticulous approach and high production quality. REA Film also organizes artistic events such as the MUVI Music Contest and the Rieti International Film Festival.

The Perseo Shopping Center in Rieti is a modern space for shopping and leisure, located on Via Fundania. It hosts numerous shops, services, and areas dedicated to social interaction. Accessible and environmentally conscious, it promotes green and social initiatives, such as the inclusive park. A true landmark for residents and visitors alike, it combines commerce, sustainability, and care for the local community.

The Ministry of Culture (MiC) is the Italian government body responsible for the protection, enhancement, and promotion of the nation’s cultural and artistic heritage. Established to safeguard Italy’s vast historical and cultural wealth, the Ministry oversees museums, archives, libraries, archaeological sites, landscapes, performing arts, cinema, and contemporary creativity.
Through its general directorates, autonomous institutes, and regional superintendencies, the MiC works to make culture accessible to all, support research, promote heritage education, and enhance Italy’s cultural identity both nationally and internationally.

SIAE – the Italian Society of Authors and Publishers – is the organization responsible for protecting copyright in Italy. Founded in 1882, it represents authors, composers, writers, publishers, and other creators of intellectual works, ensuring them legal protection and fair remuneration for the use of their creations.
Through the management and granting of licenses, SIAE collects and distributes royalties derived from the use of musical, literary, theatrical, audiovisual, and multimedia works, both in Italy and abroad, thanks to a network of international agreements. Its mission is to promote creativity and protect the rights of those who create cultural content.

The Fondazione Roma Lazio Film Commission is the institution responsible for promoting and supporting the audiovisual industry in the Lazio Region, enhancing the area as a premier location for national and international film and television productions.Through free production support services, it facilitates access to locations, local institutions, and industry professionals, contributing to the cultural and economic development of the region. The Foundation also plays a key role in promoting Lazio as a leading hub for cinema and the audiovisual sector.

The Lazio Region has long demonstrated a strong commitment to the promotion of cultural events and initiatives across its territory, recognizing culture as a key driver of social, artistic, and economic development. By supporting festivals, exhibitions, and cultural programs, the Region actively fosters creativity, enhances local heritage, and encourages meaningful dialogue between artists, audiences, and communities.

ANICA – the National Association of Cinematographic, Audiovisual and Digital Industries – is the organization representing Italian companies operating in the fields of cinema, audiovisual production, and digital content. Founded in 1944, ANICA works nationally and internationally to protect and promote the interests of the Italian audiovisual industry.
The association brings together producers, distributors, and technical and service companies, fostering dialogue with institutions, supporting industry development, and promoting the presence of Italian cinema worldwide. ANICA is also committed to training, innovation, and the enhancement of professional skills within the audiovisual sector.

The Rieti Viterbo Chamber of Commerce is a public institution that supports the economic development, innovation and competitiveness of businesses in the two territories. Established through the merger of the former Chambers of Commerce, it promotes integrated services aimed at fostering the growth of the local productive fabric, streamlining relations with the Public Administration, and enhancing the excellence of the agri-food, artisanal, tourism and industrial sectors. Through specialized service desks, training initiatives, European projects and promotional activities, the institution serves as a point of reference for entrepreneurs and professionals, contributing to the sustainable development and competitiveness of the economic systems of Rieti and Viterbo.

Rieti is a town in the Lazio region, located in the heart of Italy and renowned for its strategic position in the picturesque Sacred Valley, surrounded by the Apennine Mountains. With ancient origins, the city preserves a rich historical and artistic heritage, featuring a well-preserved medieval historic center, Roman walls, churches, and palaces of significant cultural value. Rieti is also known as the “Umbilicus Italiae,” traditionally regarded as the geographical center of the Italian peninsula, and represents a territory where nature, history, and tradition come together in an authentic and welcoming setting.

The Province of Rieti, located in northeastern Lazio, is a land rich in natural landscapes, historic villages, and authentic traditions. Characterized by mountains, lakes, and protected natural areas, it includes the evocative Sacred Valley of Rieti and part of the central Apennines. The province boasts a significant cultural and spiritual heritage, also linked to the presence of Franciscan sites, and is appreciated for its high quality of life, strong local identity, and the harmonious balance between nature, history, and culture.

Founded in 1975, REC is a leading Rome-based company specializing in the rental of professional equipment for film, television, and advertising productions. It offers digital cameras, lenses, lighting, grip, and a full range of carefully maintained, up-to-date accessories, ensuring quality and reliability for every production.
The technical team supports clients throughout all stages of work, from camera tests to set preparation, providing expert guidance and customized solutions. Thanks to its experience and operational efficiency, REC is a key reference point for Italian and international productions seeking a skilled and flexible partner.

Digital Cinema Crew Rent is a platform for renting audio, video, and photography equipment. The rented equipment is owned by videomakers and small rental companies located throughout Italy. This allows DCC to supply gear as close as possible to the film set and to respond quickly to any technical emergencies, ensuring maximum support and availability.

Digital Sound Studio, founded and directed by Stefano Di Fiore in Rome, is a studio specialized in cinematic audio post-production. With an approach that blends technical expertise and artistic sensitivity, the studio offers sound design, mixing, editing, dubbing and audio restoration services for films, documentaries and audiovisual productions. Thanks to Di Fiore’s experience and a skilled team, Digital Sound Studio collaborates with directors, producers and industry professionals, providing tailored solutions and meticulous attention to sonic detail. A benchmark for quality in the Roman audiovisual landscape, the studio enhances every project through immersive, professional sound.

The Italian Federation of Film Clubs (FICC), founded in 1947 at the Venice Film Festival, coordinates Italian film clubs by promoting cinema as a cultural heritage and supporting Italian filmmaking in particular. In the post-war period, it brought together critics, authors and industry workers, becoming one of the country’s main cultural movements. It supports Film Clubs through training, publications, film distribution, and relations with institutions and film archives. Today, it includes around 150 Film Clubs in Italy and abroad and is recognized under Italian film legislation.

The FEDIC, founded in 1949, is one of the film culture associations recognized by the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage and is specialized in the production of short films (50–100 per year). A non-profit organization, it promotes film culture through production, distribution, screenings, festivals, training initiatives and activities in schools. It publishes the magazine Carte di Cinema and coordinates film clubs through Regional Councils. Many members’ films participate in national and international festivals and become part of the FEDIC National Film Archive. The Federation has a long-standing relationship with the Venice Film Festival, where it awards the FEDIC Prize, and is affiliated with UNICA, representing Italy in the international amateur film community.

100autori is the largest Italian authors’ association in the audiovisual sector. Founded in 2008, it represents directors, screenwriters, documentary filmmakers, animation creators and new media authors, counting over 1,000 members and branches in several regions. It works to protect artistic and professional freedoms, promote new talent and foster audiovisual culture. The association carries out trade-union and cultural activities, offers free legal advice to its members and conducts research through its in-house Studies Office on the market, copyright and sector regulation. It is a member of FERA, which safeguards authors’ rights at the European level.

AIR3 is an association that brings together creative professionals working in directing, audiovisual production and contemporary communication. Founded to promote talent and encourage a conscious and innovative culture of visual storytelling, AIR3 offers its members opportunities for dialogue, training and professional growth. Through workshops, meetings, collaborative projects and networking initiatives, the association fosters the exchange of skills and the creation of new opportunities within the industry. AIR3 represents a dynamic and inclusive community, supporting those who work in the media world and contributing to the development of an increasingly rich and contemporary audiovisual language.

Taxidrivers.it, founded in 2006 by Vincenzo Patanè’s Kreuzberg Media Verlag, is an independent magazine specializing in auteur cinema. Originally launched as a print publication, it became an online magazine in 2010. It promotes Italian and international cinema by taking part in major industry events. Thanks to a well-established editorial team, it collaborates with film schools, more than 70 festivals worldwide and numerous independent distribution companies. The community includes over 200 members—critics, teachers and authors—who produce original content and in-depth analyses, offering the public a critical perspective on contemporary cinema.

La Rivista del Cinematografo, founded in 1928 and described by Cahiers du Cinéma as the best Italian magazine in the field, is a key reference point for professionals and enthusiasts. It offers in-depth analyses of films, interviews, monographs, retrospectives, festival reports and sections curated by leading writers. Around the magazine, a cross-media ecosystem has developed, making full use of digital channels. The website Cinematografo.it, with 2 million monthly visits, provides news, analysis, photo galleries, behind-the-scenes features and box-office data. Completing the ecosystem are the social media profiles, which share content and real-time updates.

Sentieri Selvaggi, founded in 1988 by Federico Chiacchiari and Demetrio Salvi, is a historic film magazine with a long-standing path that includes supplements, editorial series and magazines. Online since 1998 and operating as a Film School since 1999, it became a daily publication in 2000, now offering over 15 updates per day and an archive of 70,000 articles. Currently led by Sergio Sozzo, it features a stable editorial staff and numerous contributors. It covers international festivals, reviews films released in theaters, on TV, DVD and streaming platforms, and produces multimedia content. The magazine is highly active on social media, with a strong presence on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.