French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Sub-paragraph 3: Common provisions
Article 211-72
The sums invested by production companies are paid into a bank account opened specifically for each film.
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The sums invested by production companies are paid into a bank account opened specifically for each film.
Project development grants may not be combined with selective screenwriting grants.The same author may not receive more than one project development grant per calendar year.
The sums entered in the automatic cinema distribution account may be invested with a view to contributing, through the payment of advances, to the financing of the production of long-term cinematograp…
The amount of the direct grant is equal to :- 1.5% of the amount of selective aid awarded when one label is granted, but not less than 150 euros;- 3% of the amount of selective aid awarded when two la…
…asis of :1° The artistic quality of the cinematographic works submitted, the distribution forecasts and conditions announced, the efforts planned in terms of showing the works in cinemas, the promotio…
The sums calculated may under no circumstances be less than the amount that would result from applying a rate of 30% to the total amount of tax paid in respect of the cinema in question.
Audiovisual works eligible for automatic and selective financial support are works intended:1° Either for initial broadcast on a television service;2° Or for initial availability to the public on an o…
…g, where applicable, the authors of the original work;2° Expenditure on the acquisition of literary and artistic rights, including, where applicable, the purchase of rights to archive images;3° Salari…
…ribution from one or more television service publishers or one or more publishers of superior on-demand audiovisual media services, meeting the conditions laid down in 1° or 2° of article…
…Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée may decide, depending on the progress of the project and the proof of expenditure provided by the production company, either to request repayment of the…
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