Hellenic Film and Audiovisual CenterFollow

The Hellenic Film and Audiovisual Center S.A. (H.F.A.C.-Creative Greece, known by its Greek acronym ΕΚΚΟΜΕΔ/EKKOMED) is the principal public body responsible for Greece's national film and audiovisual policy, established by Law 5105/2024 through the merger of the Greek Film Centre and the National Centre for Audiovisual Media and Communication (EKOME). A state-owned société anonyme under the Ministry of Culture, it supports domestic production through selective funding grants and administers Greece's internationally competitive 40% cash rebate and 30% tax relief incentive programs for film, TV series, documentaries, animation, and digital games. Its mandate also encompasses promoting Greek cinema internationally, operating the National Digital Repository of Audiovisual Works, managing the Creative Hub GR innovation center, and overseeing the Hellenic Film Commission directorate that serves as the primary contact for international productions filming in Greece.