Article 211-134
The application for aid must be submitted by the delegated production company at least three months before the date on which the work is due to be shown in cinemas.
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The application for aid must be submitted by the delegated production company at least three months before the date on which the work is due to be shown in cinemas.
…itions:1° It must have been released in cinemas in France during the year preceding the application;2° It must have been produced under production conditions that enabled production approval to be gra…
The aid is awarded in the form of a grant.The aid is paid in two instalments. The first instalment, which may not exceed 50% of the total amount of the grant, is paid when the grant is awarded. The ba…
The maximum amount of support is €21,000, including a maximum of €9,000 for the author.
The amount of aid may not exceed 50% of the costs of writing, rewriting and purchasing rights, up to a maximum of €70,000.For works in the animation genre, the amount of aid may not exceed 50% of the…
…with the procedures set out in 1° of article…
…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 decision to award aid is taken after consultation with the Project Development Aid Committee.
…direct grants provided for in 1° of article…
…nt of aid has been determined, following the opinion of a costing committee made up of the chairman and vice-chairman of the commission and representatives of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'ima…
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