ΕΚΚΟΜΕΔ - Hellenic Film and Audiovisual Center

We would like to inform you that the headquarters of EKKOMED has been moved from 11 Alexandrou Pantou & Fragoudi Street to 1 Kanari & Akadimias Street.

SELECTIVE PROGRAMS

Investing in the production of audiovisual works

in Greece, through the provision of the cash rebate and tax relief schemes. Implementation of National Film Offices Network

INVESTMENT PROGRAMS

Preserving cultural heritage

through the digitisation of archives (public and private entities, natural and legal persons).

EXTROVERSION-CREATIVITY

Developing and implementing programs for audiovisual and digital education

and communication (media intelligence, youth education, training of professionals).

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Leonidas Christopoulos: “With our eyes on the future, we are working towards 2030”

Leonidas Christopoulos, CEO of the Hellenic Film & Audiovisual Centre (EKKOMED – Creative Greece) speaks exclusively to CINEMA, shortly after the “danger …

H.F.A.C at the 1st Student Short Film Competition “Young Cine-philosophers” under the theme: “Comforting Lies, Uncomfortable Truths”

At a warm and moving ceremony held on Sunday, May 18, as part of the 1st International Festival of Philosophy & Film …

E.K.K.O.ME.D. – Creative Greece actively supported the Hack2BRIDGE Innovation Competition

Hack2BRIDGE innovation and entrepreneurship competition, which took place on Saturday, May 17, 2025, concluded with great success, bringing to the forefront innovative …

Clarifications Regarding Publications on the Cash Rebate under Law 4487/2017 – 84% of Investment Projects Have Been Paid or Legally Committed for Payment by the Greek State

In response to recent publications concerning the implementation of the Greek Cash Rebate program according to Law 4487/2017, which closed for new …

Introducing Cinematherapy by E.K.K.O.ME.Δ.: Psychotherapy through Cinema

E.K.K.O.ME.Δ. – Creative Greece is launching the innovative program Cinematherapy by E.K.K.O.ME.Δ., an initiative that harnesses the power of cinema as a …