What does PFTC mean?
PFTC means Pacific Film and TV Commission
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Pacific Film and TV Commission?
Pacific Film and TV Commission can be abbreviated as PFTC
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What does PFTC stand for? PFTC stands for "Pacific Film and TV Commission". |
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How to abbreviate "Pacific Film and TV Commission"? "Pacific Film and TV Commission" can be abbreviated as PFTC. |
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What is the meaning of PFTC abbreviation? The meaning of PFTC abbreviation is "Pacific Film and TV Commission". |
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What is PFTC abbreviation? One of the definitions of PFTC is "Pacific Film and TV Commission". |
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What does PFTC mean? PFTC as abbreviation means "Pacific Film and TV Commission". |
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What is shorthand of Pacific Film and TV Commission? The most common shorthand of "Pacific Film and TV Commission" is PFTC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CFTVC - Christian Film and Television Commission
- FTVMC - Film and TV Model Club
- FFEC - Fresno Film and Entertainment Commission
- FTC - Palm Beach County Film and Television Commission
- FTC - Film and Television Commission
- NIFTC - Northern Ireland Film and Television Commission
- PFTC - Pacific Film and Television Commission
- SOPAC - Pacific Islands Applied Geoscience Commission
- AFTS - Australian Film and TV School
- APACC - Asia Pacific Accreditation and Certification Commission
- CFTPA - Canadian Film and TV Production Association
- CRFTG - China Radio Film and TV Group
- FTCC - Film and TV Collectibles
- GARFT - General Administration of Radio Film and TV
- IRTC - Independent Radio and TV Commission
- NAFTI - National Film and Tv Institute
- NIFTC - Northern Irish Film and Television Commission
- PFTC - Pacific Film and Television Corporation
- SARFT - State Administration for Radio Film and TV
- DFI - Director's Further Instructions/Different Flipping Idea. (Polite version). This wonderfully flexible and expressive term (thanks N Purcell) is commonly used in the film and TV industry when a change of plan occurs, typically after considerable (and now wa