The Association of
Technicians in the Audiovisual Industry in Luxembourg

ALTA is the Association of Technicians in the Audiovisual Industry in Luxembourg, representing more than 100 professionals working in film and television production across Luxembourg. Our members work at every stage of the process, from development and production through to post-production, on projects for cinema, broadcast TV, animation, gallery spaces and online platforms. We bring together a broad range of crafts and disciplines, including camera, grip, lighting, sound, hair, makeup, costume, set design, construction, location, logistics, post-production and more — spanning both crew and creative roles.

Want to join us?

What we do

ALTA is dedicated to building a thriving film and television industry in Luxembourg — one where technicians and crew are represented, supported and heard. Through our network and platform, we champion audiovisual talent, advocate for workers' rights, and engage with the key institutional and cultural players shaping the industry. We also organise training opportunities, run working groups, bring our members together and showcase their professional skills and work on our website.

ALTA's objectives:

  • Advocate for the professional interests of our members and provide them with career development opportunities within the film and television industry
  • Represent our members and defend their rights with the institutions and industry bodies shaping the Luxembourgish audiovisual landscape
  • Raise awareness among cultural policymakers of the working and living conditions of technicians and crew in film and television production

Our advocacy work

ALTA is a professional association. We are not a trade union and do not engage in collective bargaining. Our role is to give film and television technicians in Luxembourg a collective voice in the conversations that shape our industry. We work with institutions, cultural bodies and policymakers to ensure the professional realities, working conditions and needs of our members are understood and taken into account.

ALTA represents its members at:

  • Film Fund Luxembourg (FONSPA)
  • Sociétés de Production Luxembourgeoises (ULPA)
  • Ministère de la Culture
  • Commission Consultative du Ministère de la Culture (Intermittent du spectacle)
  • Filmakademie
  • Union Luxembourgeoise des Associations du Secteur Culturel (ULASC)
  • Our values

    We believe that Luxembourg's film and television technicians are not only an integral part of the country's artistic and cultural fabric, but also the foundation upon which high-quality audiovisual content — truly “Made in Luxembourg” — is built.

    To promote a healthy, sustainable and welcoming industry, we are guided by three core values:

    • Fair working conditions
      Safe and fair working conditions are the baseline for a healthy film and television industry. We advocate for standards that reflect the skill, dedication and effort our members bring to every production.
    • Good practice
      We encourage all members of our community to uphold the highest standards of professionalism — on set, in post-production, and in every professional interaction.
    • Inclusivity
      We are committed to an industry that is open to everyone. We actively oppose any form of harassment or discrimination based on race, ability, gender, sexuality, age, religion or any other characteristic.

    Our story

    ALTA was founded in 2008 by 19 film and audiovisual technicians who shared a common vision: a Luxembourgish industry where the people behind productions have a voice and a community to belong to.

    Before ALTA, technicians were represented by the Association of Technicians and Actors/rices in Cinema asbl (ATAC), at a time when the industry was still in its infancy, without a dedicated funding system or intermittence du spectacle status. When a series of project cancellations between 2005 and 2008 brought the specific challenges of the profession into sharper focus, those 19 technicians decided to come together and build something lasting.

    Board Members

    Carlo Thiel

    Laurent Schiltz

    Emilie Franco

    Amandine Klee

    Pascal Charlier

    Gilbert Degrand

    Rae Lyn Lee

    Linda Blaschette

    Elly Verduyckt

    Bastien Remondini

    Alessandro Palestro

    Get in touch with us


    WHY BECOME A MEMBER