CeTA, Cultural institution in Wrocław, Poland

CeTA is a production center in Wrocław that houses film studios, a recording studio, and screening spaces for media work. The facilities are equipped with professional gear and contain extensive collections of costumes and props for various types of projects.

The Wytwórnia Filmów Fabularnych in Wrocław operated from 1954 until 2011, when it was transformed into the Centrum Technologii Audiowizualnych (CeTA). Robert Banasiak has directed the institution since 2012. On 1 January 2024 the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage restored the original name Wytwórnia Filmów Fabularnych.

Films made at the site include Lech Majewski's "The Mill and the Cross" ("Dolina Bogów"), the painted-animation feature "Loving Vincent" by Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman, and Michał Rosa's "Szczęście świata". The institution also runs courses, workshops, internships and apprenticeships in special effects and post-production, and cooperates with schools, universities and businesses in Poland and abroad.

The site sits next to the Four Domes Pavilion and the Centennial Hall, with two sound stages (greenbox and bluebox), a cinema room, a sound recording studio, and a costume and prop store. Access is by prior arrangement for tours or meetings; the institution runs courses, workshops, and internships in special effects and post-production.

The center works closely with universities and combines traditional filmmaking techniques with modern digital tools in its educational programs. This makes it an important learning place for emerging media creators who want to understand both approaches.