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Europe's most influential association of producers

Gathering since 1993 influential independent film and TV drama producers from all over Europe, we act as a network, a think tank and a lobby.

Who we are

To this end, we have become experts in the organization of events that bring together film professionals from around the world, whether for conferences, networking events within or outside Europe, or workshops.

In addition to the individual companies that are members of the EPC, the EPC coordinates an alliance of national Producer Associations across Europe through the EPAA (European Producer Associations Alliance) and thus boasts a network of over 3000 industry professionals. The EPC opened a representation office in China in 2013.

The association is now headed by Dariusz Jablonski, assisted in the role of Vice Presidents by Mariela Besuievsky, Carlotta Calori, and Pandora da Cunha Telles.

The European Producers Club (EPC) is an association of 190 influential independent film and TV drama producers from all over Europe.

Founded in 1993 within the framework of the GATS negotiations, we act as a network, a think tank and as a lobby. Our mission is to keep our members up to date with the latest developments in the film industry in Europe and across the world; we encourage collaboration, joint financing and coproduction across countries; we also lobby on a political level to protect and further the interests of the European industry and European producers.

Our partners

Cofiloisirs is a credit institution specialized in cinema and audiovisual, which manages around €500M of credit, and finances every year almost one of two French films

SERIES' WOMEN sets off to increase the visibility of female producers and female-driven projects and strives to tackle underrepresentation in the industry in the general.

dariusz jablonski

President

Dariusz Jablonski is a producer, director and founder and CEO of Apple Film, one of the leading independent producers in Central & Eastern Europe.

He has produced over 40 features and and a similar number of full-length documentaries, as well as many successful drama series, including the first high-budget and legendary Polish series, The Cop, in 2004 for TVP. He has co-produced with most European countries, and also US and Canada, and his work has received over 300 international and national awards.

He is president of the European Producers’ Club, president of the Polish Film Academy, a member of the European Film Academy and the Asia Pacific Screen Academy. In 2004 he created ScripTeast, the screenwriting program for the best CEE scriptwriters, in 2015 EAST SERIES contest for CEE drama series, in cooperation with Odessa IFF.

In 2019-20 he directed and produced THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE (aka Géométrie de la mort), 10 x 50, the first ever high-end drama series originated and shot in Central & Eastern Europe, and a co-production between Poland, Czech Republic and Ukraine. It was broadcast to great acclaim on Canal+ (Poland), Czech TV and 1+1, pre-sold to ARTE, RAI, and Channel 4 and sold all around the world by Beta Film.

JULIE-JEANNE REGNAULT

Managing Director

Julie-Jeanne Régnault is an expert in European audiovisual policy, with extensive experience in audiovisual regulations and supporting policies at both national and European levels. Her career began as a European Public Affairs consultant, followed by a role as a Policy Officer at the European Commission. In 2014, she joined the CNC (French National Centre of Cinema) to head European Affairs, where she played a key role in advocating for the interests of the French audiovisual sector within EU policymaking.

From 2019 to 2025, Julie-Jeanne served as Secretary General of EFAD (European Film Agency Directors Association), where she spearheaded efforts to enhance collaboration between national film agencies, support independent audiovisual creation, and promote European cultural diversity.

She holds multiple advanced degrees, including master’s degrees in international relations, EU Public Policy, and EU Law. Julie-Jeanne is also a member of the European Film Academy and participated in the EAVE Producers Workshop in 2017. She continues to share her expertise by teaching EU Affairs at various universities.