Your problem: The talent attending your event have riders running to a hundred clauses and missing an important detail would not be good for your reputation in the industry.

Your problem: It’s your first time in Cannes and you’re flying in to Nice Airport. You’re arriving early in the morning and are not sure how you’ll get to your accommodation.

Your problem: Your boss has invited six clients to join you and your colleagues for dinner on the Wednesday of the festival.You call a few places three months ahead, but they say they have no tables for twelve, or they offer you several smaller tables instead.

Your problem: You’ve got so much to do at this year’s market. You’re hosting a dinner, there’s a presentation, a press conference and all the usual networking and socialising.

Your problem: You are screening your documentary and you want to book a venue with high quality AV equipment. Ideally, you’d like to greet your guests with pre-screening drinks, too, and offer some hospitality afterwards to get feedback.

Your problem: You are presenting a talk and in the past you’ve had difficulty connecting your laptop to the screen. You ended up having to cut the presentation short and it left you a bit flustered.

Your problem: The person who was doing your job last year booked and paid for accommodation in Cannes through a scam site. Your colleagues arrived in Cannes and found they had nowhere to stay, and the company lost money, too.

You said: We attended some amazing parties and events last year and would really like to wow our guests this year. What can you do for us?