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Showing 3581–3590 of 42602 articles for “Art. L 210-6”
Complementary aid is granted and its amount determined taking into consideration the production budget of the work and its means of financing, as well as the appropriateness of the production expenses…
…form of a grant.When aid is awarded for a programme of works, it is the subject of an agreement concluded with the videogram publisher.
The application for authorisation to invest is no longer admissible after a period of fifteen months following payment of the expenditure incurred by the on-demand audiovisual media service publisher.
The Commission des aides à l'édition vidéographique is made up of twelve members, including a chairman and a vice-chairman, appointed for a renewable term of two years.
In the event of any difficulty in assessing the nature of the technique used in order to determine whether it falls within the scope of digital visual effects or animation techniques that may give ris…
The direct allocation is the subject of an agreement concluded with the production company.This agreement sets out in particular the commitments entered into by the production company.
The application for aid must be submitted before filming begins.
Sums held in the automatic video publishing account may be invested: 1° To acquire the video publishing rights to long-term cinematographic works that meet the conditions set out in articles…
The turnover declared for each cinematographic work refers to the amount, excluding value added tax, of the sums received by the publisher of on-demand audiovisual media services for dematerialised ac…
To be eligible for selective aid, delegated production companies must meet the general conditions for eligibility for financial aid for production set out in these general regulations.
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