Belka Media is a multimedia production company active across all areas of audiovisual creation: documentaries, advertising, fiction, educational content, and crossmedia formats.
Since its founding in 2016, Belka Media has brought together a highly skilled and internationally trained team, with professional development from renowned European programs such as NMS Sheffield Hallam University, Pixel Lab, EAVE, Ties That Bind, and Eurodoc.
The company managed the acquisition, linguistic adaptation, and Friulian dubbing of several animated series for ARLeF (Regional Agency for the Friulian Language), including Little People / Omenuts, Kit & Kate / Tui e Tuie, and Rita et Machin / Rite e Cjossul, for a total of 87 episodes. In collaboration with ARLeF and RAI, Belka Media also produced and distributed five seasons of the children’s TV show Sacheburache, entirely in Friulian.
Belka Media oversees the Family Film Festival and the International Historical Archive in 8mm and Super8 (www.cinemadifamiglia.it), in partnership with the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia.
Its portfolio includes numerous documentaries such as When the Earth Calls, Missus, Isonzofront, I Saw a King, Predis, and Toros, presented in cinemas, theatres, and international festivals.
Belka Media continues the legacy of two decades of creative work previously carried out under the name Raja Films, with productions aired by RAI, BBC, and Channel 4, and screened internationally — including at the United Nations in Geneva.
Over the years, the company has produced promotional content for public institutions, museums, multinational brands, and regional authorities. It also develops social media video campaigns with strong viral potential and wide media coverage.
Among its most innovative crossmedia projects is Protostoria in Friuli (www.protostoriainfriuli.it), dedicated to the Castellieri Civilization, in collaboration with the University of Udine and 15 local partners.
Belka Media recently completed the international co-production LINGUA MATER, a docufilm exploring the value of the mother tongue. Alongside the film, the dedicated website www.linguamater.it promotes the preservation of native languages as a core element of identity and cultural heritage — essential for sustaining linguistic diversity and fostering multilingualism.
Currently, the company is in production with a new documentary focused on Aquileia and the origins of early Christianity.