Craig A. Woods, film
commissioner for the Ministry of Tourism's Film & Television Commission,
was one of three recipients who received the coveted
Pictured receiving the CFC designation at Cineposium 2015 (left to right) are Craig A. Woods, Bahamas Film Commission; George David, AFCI president and Jordan Film Commissioner; Angelika Pagitz, Cine Tirol Austria Film Commission and Rodrigo Ardiles, Film Commission Association of Chile.
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Certified Film
Commissioner designation from the Association of Film Commissioners
International (AFCI) at the recently held Cineposium - Film Tourism Summit 2015
in Barcelona, Spain.
Mr. Woods completed the three
parts of the AFCI University industry courses by way of online and face-to-face
encounters. The programme is geared toward film commission practitioners who
are engaged in the production business full-time. Course material includes:
Film Commission Fundamentals - The Beginning, Marketing, Economic
Development, Advanced Film Studies, Management, working with writers,
producers, directors, location managers, and a host of topics which impact
moviemaking.
The AFCI is a non-profit
organization that serves to educate, represent and provide marketing
opportunities for its member Film Commissions. The Mission of the AFCI is the
advancement and promotion of excellence in the global production of media on
location, in a positive, responsible and professional manner.
