About TEST
The Israeli Producers Association (IPA) serves as a professional advocacy organization working to protect and strengthen the Israeli TV and film creative industry. Established in 1981, IPAC is one of the oldest associations of its kind, building up and promoting the Israeli creative industry for more than 40 years, through professional training, international relations, pitching events, incubators, festivals, intra-industry agreements, and more.
Our members proudly represent Israel and produce TV, movies, documentaries, advertisements, short films, digital videos, and films. For 4 decades The Producers Association has been leading the efforts in regulating the industry in Israel, promoting laws and decisions, helping the production of more original Israeli content for TV and film, in Israel, and spreading out globally. The IPA has been leading the efforts in regulating the industry in Israel, promoting laws and decisions, and helping the production of more original Israeli content for TV and film, in Israel.
We are proud to announce the launch of FIPA – The Friends of the Israeli Producers Association (FIPA) a bridge between Israel and the United States, FIPA was founded to strengthen and grow the creative industry, in support of Israeli producers and artists fighting to produce and tell the Diaspora of Israel through stories, Films, Documentaries, and Television.
"Together we can enhance the country as a whole, contributing to a cause that makes a difference in Israel's creative handprint TODAY & TOMORROW." In the coming year, we aim to raise charitable donations and grow our community, developing our programs, forging new partnerships, and exploring innovative avenues for the Diaspora of Israel's voice, ensuring that our collective efforts create lasting change in Israel's creative industry and beyond.
Donors have the opportunity to make a positive impact on people's lives, and on the way, Israel is portrayed worldwide. FIPA brings the opportunity to create and tell our stories, so we are never forgotten. Donations to the Friends of the Israeli Producers Association, which is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit, are critical to our efforts to strengthen Israel's voice abroad and its creative industry in Israel. Please— help us make a difference!
IPAC is also working with its partners abroad, to strengthen the Israeli industry and original content on the global level.
Most recently, IPAC has worked on bringing back the industry to work during COVID19 crisis, with alternatives to insurance for productions, producing certificates for restarting filming, agreements with professional unions, broadcasters, compensation and more.
FIPA
Opportunities
FIPA opportunities
Internship programs
Internship programs, bringing in international & local interns through various Jewish programs
Voice of the Diaspora
Expanding the voice of the Diaspora in Israel
Programs for Olim immigrants
Incorporating programs that include and empower new Olim immigrants in Israel’s creative sectors
Programs for the ultra-orthodox community
Integrating the ultra-orthodox community into the world of production; enabling them to enter new career paths in Israel's creative industries
Protect public broadcasting
Protect public broadcasting in Israel from efforts to censor its programs
Educational workshops
Educational workshops and programs with celebrity guest speakers
On-site tours
On-site tours of successful shows broadcasted internationally such as FAUDA and Shtisel
programs for female producers
Creating programs to bring female producers into fields heretofore dominated by men
programs for Arab – Israeli citizens
Promoting programs to give Arab – Israeli citizens greater opportunities in the creative industries
The Israeli TV and Film Producers Association
Management
Adar Shafran
Chairman