French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Subsection 2: Award procedure and conditions
Article 322-2
The decision to award a grant is taken on the advice of the Video Game Grants Committee.
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The decision to award a grant is taken on the advice of the Video Game Grants Committee.
…the project be tutored by a member of the reading committee with a view to rewriting the screenplay;2° The commission may postpone its opinion and, where appropriate, propose to the Chairman of the Ce…
…elopment aid is paid to the production company as follows:- 80% at the time of the award decision;- 20% after submission to the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée of the elements resulting…
An application for enhanced development aid may be submitted by one or more authors provided that, at the time of its examination by the Commission des aides à l'innovation en documentaire, the applic…
…d is the subject of two decisions:1° A provisional decision accepting the principle of granting aid;2° A definitive decision to grant aid once the amount of aid has been determined.
The final award decision is taken after setting the amount of aid, determined after consulting a costing committee made up of the chairman or vice-chairman of one of the two pre-production production…
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.
When the project has received writing aid or development aid, the application for enhanced development aid must be submitted within five years of the decision to award the last of these aids.During th…
The production company must provide the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée with the elements resulting from the first shoot and pre-editing, as well as proof of the expenses incurred, with…
The production company has a period of fifteen months following notification of the provisional decision to submit the application file in order to obtain the definitive allocation decision. If it fai…
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