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Selective grants are awarded to delegated production companies that do not hold an automatic audiovisual production account.
Selective financial aid is awarded to operators of cinemas classified as art cinemas and receiving art cinema aid to encourage the programming of short-lived cinematographic works.
The decision to award a grant is made after receiving the opinion of the art cinema commission, under the conditions defined in article…
Automatic financial assistance is only awarded for works of original French expression.However, this condition does not apply to:1° Works of fiction based on an opera and produced in the language of t…
The amount of aid is determined following the opinion of the costing committee mentioned in article…
Selective financial aid is awarded after completion to production companies and directors to reward the quality of the production of short films and audiovisual works.
The Short-Term Audiovisual Production Grants Committee is made up of five members appointed for a renewable term of one year.For each session, the Committee appoints a chairperson from among its membe…
Public institutions and their subsidiaries are not eligible for selective financial aid.
Points are divided into five groups as follows: I.-Commercial broadcasting in France and abroad" group: The "Commercial broadcasting in France and abroad" group is allocated a maximum total of 50 poin…
To be eligible for financial aid for production, production companies must meet the following conditions:1° Be incorporated as a commercial company;2° Be established in France;3° Have chairmen, direct…
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