Born 1963 and raised in Zschopau, Germany. 1982- 1987 - studied philosophy in Rostov/Don at State University (Russia). 1987-1991 - lecturer at Humboldt University, Berlin, philosophy dep. 1991-1992 - researcher at Hegel Institute, Berlin, dep. for Russian Hegel reception.
1992-1995 - assistant domestic politics department, MDR TV channel, Dresden. 1995-1996 - producer Focus TV (Pro7 network), Munich, co-developer of Anna Doubek – Das Magazin (for TM 3 network).
As of 1997 - Managing director and partner of L.E.Vision. Executive Producer for all films produced in the company. 1999 - Producer of the company’s first feature-length fiction project Over the Rainbow.
Since 2000 - Manager of LE Visions Moscow office.
2000 - Participant Independent Producers Program EAVE with Brave New Men (dir: J.Peter, scr.: Y. Winterberg).
Since 2002 - Member of the board of the regional producers organisation MFFV (Mitteldeutscher Film- und Fernsehproduzentenverband).
Since 2004 - Member of the board of AG dok, the national organisation of documentary producers.
Since 2005 - Representative of German films Service und Marketing GmbH for Eastern Europe

Was born 20.07.1967, Komi Republic, USSR
Education – Saint-Petersburg State University of the Cinema and Television, specialization at audiovisual equipment, specialist in the digital technologies of cinema projection.

1989 – 1992 – “Lenfilm Studios”, Executive Producer.
Since 1992 – “Nevafilm” CJSC, Managing Director and CEO.

Member of SMPTE and European Digital Cinema Forum.
Senior lecturer at Saint-Petersburg State University of the Cinema and Television.
Professional activities in Digital Cinema deployment in Russia.

Born December 2nd, 1971, Lviv, Ukraine. He graduated with honors from Lviv National University and received Master’s Degree in Geology, in 2006 – at the same University - he successfully attended the International Relations Department and graduated with honors.
In 1991 Oleksandr Bogutskyi worked as an editor of the first independent Ukrainian radio-station – “Nezalejnist Radio”. He was a co-founder of the “Express” newspaper, worked with newspapers “Ratusha” and “Post-Postup”.
In 1994 Bogutskyi was in charge of the festival “Tavria Games” press-center. He had been and still is the regular host of the festival. At that time Bogutskyi started to work on various television projects – “Mist” television channel (Lviv), “Zoloti Vorota” television channel (Kyiv), First National TV Channel. He also was the host of the analytical program “Actual Camera” (STB Channel).
In 2000 Oleksandr Bogutskyi was appointed as the Director General of the ICTV TV channel.
Since 2009 he is an executive director of the “StarLightMedia” Group, which unites such TV chanels as: “Novyi Canal”, “ICTV”, “STB” and other media assets.

Irina Zarya was born on 16th of October, 1973, in Donetsk, Ukraine. She has two higher educations. She graduated from Donetsk State Technical University, speciality “Engineer–economist”, and the Kiev National Economic University (MD) specialized at financial management, with honours, has an MBA degree.

During the period of her career growth Irina worked for such companies as: “Prominvestbank” - Finance Manager (1996-1997), "Nashe radio"- Chief Financial Officer (1997-1999), AA “Ai Pi Kiev” - Financial Manager (1999), "Novyi Canal" - Chief Financial Officer (1999-2005). Today she is the managing partner of such companies as: “New Studio”, “Liniya Kino” and cinema “Oscar", "Synergiya", "Kinomania" and “Odessa Film Studio”.
"New Studio" and “Odessa Film Studio” are engaged in the film production, provision of services for television and cinema. “Liniya Kino” and cinema “Oscar” are the leaders for attendance and box office in Kiev.
Most successful projects developed by Irirna are TV movies and series: “Milkmaid of the village of Khatsapetovka” (2006), “Weekend Roman” (2008), “Milkmaid of the village of Khatsapetovka 2: The Challenge of Fate" (2009) (TV series that won the prize "Teletriumph 2009" in nomination “Best TV series”), “Camomile, cactus, daisy” (2009), “Another Chance” (2009), “To marry Casanova” (2009), “Rural Romance” (2009), “House for Two” (2009), “Good reason for murder” (2009), “When cranes fly to the south ... " (2009), “Red rowan bunch " (2009), "Her Heart" (2009), "Quite other life" (2010).

Sergey obtains two higher educations: graduated from the National University "Kyiv-Mohyla Academy" and the “Institute of Intellectual Property and Law", the Faculty of Management of Intellectual Property.
2006-2007 - was employed as a lawyer by "Zhovten" movie theater.
From 2007 till present is a Lawyer of "Odessa Film Studio", "New Studio", chain of movie theaters “Liniya Kino" and a theatrical distribution company "Synergy".
Provided legal support for the production of more than 30 films and television series for "Odessa Film Studio" and "New Studio".
Sergey participated in drafting of a law on tax exemptions for film production. Supports the idea of films being demonstrated in the theaters in the original language.

Since 1999 - the manager of the annual international Forum and Exhibition "Cinema Expo".
From 2006 to the present time - the Director of the Forum and Exhibition "Cinema Expo".
In 2004 and 2005 was Co-founder of the Forum and Exhibition "Cinema Expo Ukraine" in Kiev. Executive Director of the non-profit partnership "Community of national theatrical organizations" KINOALYANS".

Born: 06 June 1967.
1999 - producer of feature film "Сar washers''.
2001-2003 - head of audio-visual and cinematographic rights division in Ukrainian Agency for Copyright and Related Rights of Department of Intellectual Property of Ukraine. Member of the Working Group on Development of the Law "On Copyright and Related Rights”, the Law "On Cinematography", the Law "On the order of distribution of copies, audiovisual works on the Ukrainian territory''.
2002 - producer of feature film "Cikuta", directed by A. Shapiro.
2002 - producer of the ''Product Placement'' Film Company.
2003 - producer of "End of holidays", directed by Sergei Lysenko, in the title role - Viktor Tsoi.
2004 - initiator and producer of the first in Ukraine international film forum with the Russian partners "KINO EXPO Ukraine”.
2004 - founder of ''Association for the Promotion and Development of Ukrainian cinema”. Member of the Board of Association.
2004-2005 - producer of the film "The Gas Station Queen 2", directed by A. Kiriyenko.
2005-2006 - Co - Producer of the film "Happy people", directed by A. Shapiro.
2005 - Founder of ''The Association of Film Producers of Ukraine", was elected Director-General.
2006 - producer of "Amedia Ukraine'' film company.
2006 - re-elected as Vice-President of ''The Association of Film Producers of Ukraine".
2006 - founder of "Oscar committee of Ukraine".
2007 - member of the Advisory Committee under the President of Ukraine to reform the cinematography in Ukraine.
2007-2009 - producer of feature film "Illusion of Fear".
2009-2010 - founder, together with Eugene Chmil, of Ukraine's first digital lab of full cycle (Digital Intermediate) finalisation and mastering of full-length feature films, "Kinotur" Company  http://kinotur.net.ua.
2010 - preproduction of full-length feature film "The Last Supper", directed by Vladimir Khotinenko.
For a long time he worked as a producer for Inter TV channel.

Professional sociologist, graduated from Ivan Franko Lviv National University. Katheryna has been working in the field of media and television for 8 years.
“Industrial Television Committee” (ITC) - is a professional trade association of leading TV channels, media agencies and advertisers which represents interests of the Ukrainian television industry and protects its members’ rights.
In March 2010 at the initiative of the ITC an industrial working group on cinematography was established.
Professional industry joined its forсes to develop new modern version of legislation on cinematography, relevant to realities of the market. Members of the working group are lawyers, financiers, customs’ brokers of television channels, representatives of film and TV productions and distributors. The aim of the working group is to create and lobby the most favourable legislation for film industry development in Ukraine via amending new draft of the “Act On Cinematography".

Born July 2, 1976 in Kiev.
In 2001 graduated from the International Institute of Linguistics and Law specialized in International Economics, Kiev, Ukraine.
Producer of:
"The elder Paisiy", director Aleksandr Stolyarov (under development);
"Angel with a patephone" (pre production stage);
"In Saturday", director Aleksandr Mindadze, Russia-Ukraine-Belarus-Germany (in production);
"FUGA MORTIS", directed by Kirill Mihanovsky, Ukraine-Russia (in production);
"You my joy", directed by Sergey Loznica, Ukraine-Germany-Holland, 2010;
"Shantrapas", directed by Otar Iosseliani, Philippines-France, 2010;
"Melody for a street organ", directed by Kira Muratova, Ukraine, 2009;
"Women without Men", directed by Shirin Neshat, Germany-France-Austria-Ukraine, 2009;
"With a warm heart", directed by Krzysztof Zanussi, Ukraine - Poland, 2008;
"Dummy", directed by Kira Muratova, Ukraine, 2008;
"Birds of paradise", directed by Roman Balayan, Ukraine, 2008;
"Two in one", directed by Kira Muratova, Ukraine, 2007;
TV movies from the cycle "Lola and Marquis":
"Bounty hunter" (4 series), 2005;
"Hands up, I'm Your Aunt" (4 series), 2005.

Born 1964 in Moscow. On graduating the HSAC (The Higher State Art Courses) in 1987 he used to work as a scriptwriter and dramatist. In 1988 he wrote the scenario for the "Assa" movie that became one of the most successful Russian movies shot at the threshold of the perestroika. In 1989 his play "The Creator" was published and staged at the Moscow Theatre for the Youth. Later, in 1991 a movie "Love on Order" was shot on the basis of this play. In 1990 the movies "The Body" and "My People" were produced under scripts written by Sergey.
In 1989-1990 Sergey became a co-writer of the scenarios for the joint American-Russian projects "Odyssey" for the PBS and "To the World" for the Neo Modern. In 1991 he wrote a scenario for a movie "The Taste of Freedom" produced by Rolan Joffe's company “Lightmotive" for the Turner Network Television. The same 1991 he founded (together with V.Todorovsky and I.Tolstunov) the TTL, one of the first Russian independent film companies.
He became a director, a scriptwriter and a producer of the movie "Kix" which was successfully released in 1992 and was awarded with many prizes at different festivals in Russia and abroad, including the International Film Festival in Karlovy Vary.
In 1994 he became a producer, director and co-writer of the movie "The Sickle and the Hammer". This movie got the Grand-Prix at the cinema festival in San-Rafael, a prize of the cinema festival in Salonika as well as a number of other awards at other Russian and international film festivals.
During the period between 1991 and 1998 he was a producer of a number of successful Russian movies, including "The Love" and "The Country of the Deaf" of Valeriy Todorovsky, "The Russian Rag-Time" of Sergey Ursulyak, "The Idiot's Dreams" of Vasiliy Pichul and "The Snake's Spring" of Nicolay Lebedev.
In 1995 he was appointed the director and the chairmen of the board at the Gorky Film Studio (1995-1998). He managed to raise the studio that had been experiencing harsh financial difficulties from the ashes that allowed it to release 15 movies. He also founded a department that was producing TV-programs ("The XX Century Stars", 1998, as well as a number of other programs for the RTR and NTV TV channels). People began to associate the Gorky Film Studio with the names of young talented Russian directors of the new generation.
In 1998 Sergey left the Gorky Film Studio to become an independent producer again, this time in Hollywood. During the period from 2000 to 2004 Sergey produced movies: "The Arena" (directed by T.Bekmambetov), "The Outcast" (directed by N.Lebedev), "The Second Front" (directed by D.Fix), "In June of 1941" (directed by M.Ptashuk).
Since 2003 Sergey has been seriously engaged in distribution of the American movies in Russia and Ukraine. In 2006-2007 he was a producer of the 100-episode comedy soap opera "The Three Up" (The Ren-TV channel).
Scriptwriter of the movies: "Assa", 1988, "The Body", 1990, "The Love on Order" (1991) etc.
Producer of the movies: "The Snake's Spring", (1998), "The Vampire", (1998), "The Country of the Deaf", 1998, "The Arena", 2001, "The Outcast", "The Second Front", 2005, “The Virginity”, (2008), "Hitler Kaput! ", (2008), "Love in the Big City" (2009), "Love in the Big City-2", (2010), "Gop-Stop", (2010), "The PyraMMMid", (2010) and many others.
Directed the movies: "Kix", (1991), "The Sickle and the Hammer", (1994).

Born November 6, 1976.
He has been working in the film industry and advertising business since 1999. 
Dmitry Litvinov opened one of the first reconstructed cinema halls in Moscow - "Pobeda". In the end of 2001 he created advertising agency «Planeta Inform» which focuses on marketing in the field of film industry, show business and fashion.
Planeta Inform Communication Group was created in 2003 on the basis of the advertising agency with the same name. The communication group includes the following departments: adverting agency, PR agency, BTL & Event Agency, Publishing House "Metropolitan E.R.A." ("Action!" and "The Exhibitors Bulletin" magazines).
In 2008 Mr. Litvinov became one of the founders of the First Russian Pavilion within the framework of 61st Cannes film festival (dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Russian film production) as the CEO of the Non-profit cinema foundation "Russian Film Network".    

Mark Lolo was born in 1968 in the city of Nizhniy Novgorod. In 1992 graduated from faculty of Applied mathematics of EGU.
Mark has been working for "Central Partnership" from the date of its launch in 1996.
Since 2000 - Director of film distribution.
Since 2004 – Director of releasing.
Since 2008 - Director General of "Central Partnership Sales House" film company.

Born 1974 in Simferopol. Graduated from Ukrainian National Chemistry and Technology University. Practiced as scientists and read lectures on the subject. Aleksey has been involved in film business since 1999.
Since 2002 – repertory manager for “Kinosystema” theatrical chain.
In 2005 he was appointed for to the position of Director General for “Kinosystema” theatrical chain.
In present “Kinosystema” consists of 11 movie theaters with total number of screens 23. The company is actively developing other entertainment activities - skating rinks, bowling, billiard clubs etc. Among nearest plans is to open 16 new cinema complexes with 75 screens by 2012.

Born October 28, 1976 in Kiev.
From 1997 till 2005 worked in Kiev office of U.S. television network CBN (Christian Broadcast Network) as chief editor and technical supervisor.
Since 2007 worked as technical director in the company «Postmodern».
Since the beginning of 2010 –Director General of «Digital Cinema Ukraine».

Born December 4th, 1962.

Dmitry Rudovskiy graduated from Moris Tores Foreign Languages Pedagogical Institute, Spanish philology, than he got  the Higher Coerces for Screen Writers and Directors.
Dmitry Rudovsky worked as:
- the editor at the State Committee for Television and Radio; APN journalist in Latin America; 
- the subeditor of Asia, Africa and Latin America International Department VSTRC; 
- the director of “Traveler's Club” and “Show Empire” programs - (corporation "Ovation", NTV); 
- the publishing director of the creation group "New Studio";
- the producer of the Studio of the popular scientific and education programs of RSTRC "Ostankino";
- the editor and the screenwriter on the “I Am a Bodyguard” show;
- the director of special projects for the Association of Satellite Television;
- the general producer of the Moskovia TRVC.
Since 2005 –Director General of “Art Pictures Studio”.

Filmography:

"9th company",  ("9 rota")  - line producer

"Heat", ("Zhara") – producer

"Inhabited island", ("Obitayemy ostrov") – producer

"Elka" – producer

"Phobos: Club of fear" – producer

“Two Days” – producer

“Duhless. End of glamor” - producer

Vlad was born on the 12th of July 1970 in Zaporozhye. He graduated from the Zaporozhskiy State University, foreign philology department.
Since 1993 Vlad has been working in TV sphere. His professional carrier started at the first commercial TV Company of Zaporozhye - “Khortitsa”. Since 1996 and during the following 4 years – author, producer and host of “Melorama” at the National TV channel “Inter”.
Since 1998 – General manager of TV-producing Agency ”Melorama”. Since 1999 – Producer of “Inter” channel. Since 2001 – Chairman of the Board of “Inter” channel. In January 2006 founded the Group of companies “Star Media”.
Produced of over 150 TV movies and telenovelas, animation projects and two feature films - "O Lucky Man!" (2009) and "Hide!" (2010).  Among the television works of Vlad Ryashin are such successful series as "Kotovsky", "North Wind", "Death to Spies," "Save Our Souls" and others, documentary dramas "History of the Russian State" and "Great War", marked by international awards films "Extraterrestrial," "A few ghostly days," "Daddy hire" and many others. Two television series, produced by Vlad Ryashin, became the most rated in 2009 on two leading TV channels of Russia: "Broad River" to "Channel One" and "Bros" - on "NTV".
Vlad is one of the members of initiative group, who established “Industrial Television Committee” Association (2002, Ukraine).
He is a member of:  “International Academy of Television Arts&Sciences” (EMMY) since 2004; Eurasian TV and Radio Academy; Russian TV Academy; Member of the Producers Guild of Russia; Member of the TV and Film producers Association (Russia); Adviser of the General Manager of“TVCenter” TV channel (Russia) since 2006.
Vlad is the producer of numerous TV movies, serials and programs. 

1980 - The All-Russian State University of Cinematography named after S. A. Gerasimov, screenwriting department.
1989 – Highest school for screenwriters and directors.
1992  - Mr. Selyanov launched and headed «СТВ» film company.
Mr. Selyanov is the producer of more than 50 feature, documentary and animation films. In 2003 economical publication “Expert” named Sergei Selyanov “the only Russian producer whose name became the real brand in the field of cinematography”.
Chairman of The Russian Association of Film and Television Producers, member of the Board of the Producers’ Guild of Russia, member of the Board of “Nashe Kino” distribution company, member of European Academy.
Awards:
1999 – award of the Motion Picture Association of America;
Medal after the name of Khanzhonkov –  «The Best producer 1995-1998»;
2000 - «Golden Aries» award (The Best producer of the ‘90th);
2002 - «Golden Aries» award — «For the courage in promoting of the national cinema on the Russian screens»;
2003 - laureate of the State prize of Russian Federation in the field of cinematography for 2003 (film «The Cuckoo»).
Selected films:
2008 - «About Fedot the Shooter», feature animation; 2008 - «Morphine»; 2007 - «Ilya and the Robber» feature animation; 2007 - «Mongol»; 2007 - «Cargo 200»; 2006 - «The Sword Bearer»; 2006 - «It Doesn't Hurt Me»; 2006 - «Dobrinya and The Dragon», feature animation; 2006 - «Bimmer. Part Two»; 2005 - «Dead Man's Bluff»; 2004 - «Alosha and the Snake», feature animation; 2002 - «The Cuckoo»; 2002 - «The War»; 2002 - «Tycoon: A New Russian»; 2001 - «Sisters»; 2000 - «Brother 2»; 1998 - «Check Point»; 1997 - «Brother»; 1997 - «Don’t worry, Mom»; 1996 – «Project «Happy New Year».
Film festivals; awards, prizes, awards:
2009 - «Love story»:  nomination for the Oscar award for the Best short-animation film.
2008 - «Shultes»: XIX Open Russian Film Festival “Kinotavr”: The Best film award; 61st Festival international du film de Cannes: participant of the program “Directors’ fortnight”.
2007 - «Mongol»: nomination for the Oscar award in “The Best foreign language film of 2006” nomination; 6 awards of the National cinema award NIKA; 2 awards of the National prize “Golden eagle” of the Academy of Cinema Arts and Sciences of Russia.
«Cargo 200»:  64th The Venice Film Festival: participant of the program “Venice days”; XVIII Open Russian Film Festival “Kinotavr”: award of The Russian Film critics guild.
2004 - «Schizo»: XV Open Russian Film Festival “Kinotavr”: award for the Best debut (Gulshad Omarova); 57th Festival international du film de Cannes: participant of the program «Un Certain Regard».
2002 - «The Cuckoo»: The State awards of Russian Federation in the field of literature and art; 4 awards of the National cinema award NIKA; 4 awards of the National prize “Golden eagle” of the Academy of Cinema Arts and Sciences of Russia; XXIV Moscow International Film Festival: «Silver George» award to the Best director Aleksandr Rogozhkin; «Silver George» award for the Best male role to (Ville Haapasalo), etc.
2002 - «The War»: prize of the National cinema award NIKA: «The best actor in a supporting role» (Sergei Bodrov, posthumous); Montreal World Film Festival: awards for the Actor in the leading role (Aleksei Chadov); XIII Open Russian Film Festival “Kinotavr”: The Best Film award.

Born in Kyiv in 1966.
1983 - 1990 - studied at National Taras Shevchenko University of Kiev, majoring in journalism.
1988 - started working as a journalist and presenter in "Gart" Youth Studio. For four years in the early nineties served as the Kyiv correspondent of Reuters news agency. Collaborated with the international publications "The Economist", "Financial Times"; worked for "Itogi" ("Summing Up") news commentary programme (ORT, then NTV).
1994 - created his own TV programme production studio "Nova Mova". Anchored the weekly analytical programme "Pislyamova" ("Afterword"), aired on "UT-1" and "1+1" TV channels.
1999 - created "The Faces of the World" project - a series of TV portraits of the outstanding contemporaries for "Inter" TV channel ("Prometey-prestige" Award 1999).
April 1999 - December 2007 - Chairman of the Board of the "New Channel" TV station.
2005 - became Chairman of the Board of "Odessa Film Studio" and the joint owner of "Liniya Kino" chain of movie theatres and distribution companies.
January 2000 - May 2001 - consulted Prime-Minister Victor Yushchenko on public matters. Produced several films and series ("Tomorrow Will Be Tomorrow", "The Milkmaid from Khatsapetovka", "At the River" etc.).
Since August 2008 is a Director General of the TV Channel "1+1".

Michael Schlicht was born May 30, 1955 in the German city Ratinov. Graduated from Moscow State Institute of International Relations, Oriental Department of International Relations Faculty (1982).
He worked in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Culture of GDR and led the Centre of International Cultural Exchange of GDR.
Since 1991 Michael Schlicht has been working in Russia.
1991 - 1994 - Independent Consultant to German companies in different industries, including film production and distribution.
1993 - 2006 - Director General and Managing Shareholder of "Gemini Film International".
During more than 10 years of its existence, the company has successfully distributed a number of feature films of "XX Century Fox" and numerous independent film studios. Many of the films released have become Russian and international blockbusters. These include: "Titanic", "Star Wars", the two parts of "Ice Age", "Night Watch" and "Day Watch", "The 9th Company" etc.
2006 - 2008 - General director of «Twentieth Century Fox CIS».
2006 – until now - together with his partner Paul Herth, Michael Schlicht manages "Monumental Pictures" company. "Monumental Pictures" has been created jointly by Sony Pictures Entertainment and Patton Media Group and is producing Russian language feature films mainly for theatrical distribution in Russian Federation and CIS countries.
Since 2008 –Director General Sony Pictures Entertainment Russia. 

In 2001 Iryna got her BA degree diploma of an international standard (Vienna International University) on "Business Administration". From 2000 to 2006 she was employed by "Inter" TV channel (the major national TV channel) at the foreign content acquisitions department (for "Inter" TV channel as well as for the entire group of the "Inter" TV channels). She gained enormous experience of conducting international deals and carrying out of multiparty negotiations including the ones with the leading European media companies and Hollywood studios. Her main specialization is acquisitions of any kinds of content rights, working out of the broadcasting schedules, analysis of the audience, working out and carrying out of programming concepts, etc. In 2006 together with her partners she founded and headed the first Ukrainian media consulting company "Media Resources Management" that now has partners and clients all over the world, as well as with the key players of the Ukrainian and international markets. Iryna is an author of many articles and reviews of the Ukrainian market of television as well as the foreign markets.

Iryna takes regular active part in professional events both as an organizer (please check the events arranged by MRM), and as a speaker. Since the founding of the company Iryna has already made speeches at such events as the Second International Forum «Digital Broadcasting in Ukraine» (2008), conference «Ukrainian Product on the National Air: its State, Problems and Perspectives» (2007), international media conference EUROPEAN TELEVISION DIALOGUE (Budapest, Hungary, 2006) etc. Iryna was a moderator at the specialized press-conference (during the content market MIPCOM 2008) arranged by MRM to present the Ukrainian media market to the international community. Besides, Iryna is often invited to the jury board of the various national and international contests and award ceremonies in the sphere of media. In particular, Iryna was a jury member at such contests as the «TV Triumph 2009», «Favorite of the Media Press 2009» (as a publisher of a weekly informational and analytical edition Media Business Reports. She was evaluating TV programs within one of the tours of the International Television Festival BANFF (2009) and the semi-final of the international «Emmy Awards» in categories of «Comedies» and «Non scripted Entertainment Programs» (2008).

Together with her colleagues Iryna Kostyuk actively visits different professional events all over the world, including the MIPCOM and MIPTV markets (Cannes, France), DISCOP (Budapest), the Berlin Film Festival, the EFM European Film Market, LA Screenings (LA, USA), conferences like the European Film Finance (2007, 2008, 2009) and Digital TV Outlook (2007, 2008) (Munich, Germany), the Media Festival 2008 (Manchester, Great Britain), exhibition and conference on media technologies IBC (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), «The World of Mobile Content MoCo 2007» (Moscow), the «TeleShow» (Moscow), NATPE (Las Vegas, the USA) «Cinema-Yalta» and many others.