Article 212-41
Selective financial aid is awarded to production companies for the development of long-term film projects.
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Selective financial aid is awarded to production companies for the development of long-term film projects.
…re.When the project goes into production, 50% of the aid is reimbursed on the first day of shooting and 50% when the project is released in cinemas. If the project has not gone into production within…
…e up of three colleges sitting separately.The first college comprises the chairman, a vice-chairman and eleven members. It is responsible for issuing an opinion on applications for aid for the distrib…
…e art cinemas commission;2° The vice-chairman of the national section of the art cinemas commission;3° Four representatives of cinema exhibitors;4° Three representatives of distributors of cinematogra…
…ma commission; 2° A representative of the "Agence pour le développement régional du cinéma" (ADRC); 3° A financial expert; 4° An expert in competition and cinema distribution.
…ic establishments organise an average number of film screenings per cinema equal to or greater than 400 per year during the reference period defined in article…
The Commission des aides à la programmation difficile is made up of four members appointed, with the exception of the Chairman, for a renewable term of three years.
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The Commission des aides complémentaires à la structure is made up of four members, including a chairman, appointed for a renewable term of one year.
The Film Ombudsman or his representative may attend meetings of the Art Cinema Commission in an advisory capacity.
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