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Showing 9501–9510 of 43886 articles for “Art. 2 mars 1988”
The beneficiaries of financial aid for the distribution of cinematographic works are distribution companies.
Production companies that have already produced, as delegated production companies, over the four years preceding the application, at least three French-initiative feature-length cinematographic works…
Selective financial aid is awarded to production companies for the development of long-term film projects.
Automatic financial support for the distribution of long-term cinematographic works involves the allocation of investment grants and direct grants.
Script rewriting grants may also be awarded to the authors' collaborators, who are responsible for helping with the rewriting process.
Selective financial aid is awarded for the distribution of cinematographic works aimed at young audiences.
The representatives of cinema exhibitors and distributors of cinematographic works are appointed after consultation with the professional organisations or trade unions concerned.
Two representatives of the banks and financial organisations concerned, appointed on the proposal of the French Association of Credit Institutions and Investment Firms, and a representative of the ass…
The Commission des aides à la distribution cinématographique is made up of three colleges sitting separately.The first college comprises the chairman, a vice-chairman and eleven members. It is respons…
The Commission des aides à la distribution cinématographique is made up of twenty-five members, including a chairman and three vice-chairmen, appointed for a renewable term of one year.Their term of o…
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