Article 441-2
Author grants are awarded to one author or two authors working in collaboration.These authors are French nationals or assimilated.
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Author grants are awarded to one author or two authors working in collaboration.These authors are French nationals or assimilated.
…oject development aid may not have the effect of bringing the total amount of public financial aid: 1° For feature-length cinematographic works and audiovisual works, to more than 50% of the final pro…
…om a list drawn up each year by the President of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée and one member of the Commission des aides au parcours d'auteur.The composition and agenda of the me…
…of an application for enhanced development aid are made up of one full member of the second college and two alternate members of the Commission.The agenda for the meetings and the choice of readers fo…
…ive financial aid is awarded to production companies for the production of high-quality short films and, where appropriate, the rewriting of their screenplays.
Grants are only awarded for projects conceived and written entirely or mainly in French or in a regional language used in France.
Works that have received financial support for the production of audiovisual works are not eligible for pre-production support.
…ibute to the objectives mentioned in Article…
…ibility for financial aid set out in article…
Aid may not be requested for projects for which a decision has been taken not to grant selective aid for the production of short-lived audiovisual works, as provided for in sub-section 5.
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