Article 411-35
The beneficiary of a rewriting grant has twelve months from the date of the award decision to submit a rewriting note and the reworked script to the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée.In e…
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The beneficiary of a rewriting grant has twelve months from the date of the award decision to submit a rewriting note and the reworked script to the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée.In e…
I.-Production programme grants are awarded on the basis of: 1° A quantitative analysis of production activity, based on the following criteria: a) The work carried out to ensure the best possible comm…
In the case of other works, the decision to grant aid is taken after consultation with the Production Aid Committee before production.
Grants for the creation of original music are awarded on the basis of the musical projects proposed and the conditions in which the works for which they are intended are produced.
Unless an exemption is granted by the President of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée in view of the production conditions, the production company must submit to the Centre national du…
The provisional decision is taken after receiving the opinion of the relevant pre-production support committee, after consultation with reading committees in accordance with the procedures set out in…
Each of the points awarded is weighted according to the following coefficients:I. - Weighting for duration:1° Each point on the scale is weighted by a multiplier of 1 for a work lasting less than 20 m…
Selective financial aid is awarded for the production of quality short-length audiovisual works in order to improve their financing conditions and encourage their exposure on television and on-demand…
To be eligible for selective financial support, short-length audiovisual works must receive an initial contribution from one or more television or on-demand audiovisual media service publishers.
To qualify for direct allowances, delegated production companies and distribution companies must be established in France and set up as a commercial company.
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