Article 433-1
Selective financial aid is awarded to support the production and broadcasting of a coherent set of quality works of artistic or cultural interest intended for initial public viewing on digital channel…
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Selective financial aid is awarded to support the production and broadcasting of a coherent set of quality works of artistic or cultural interest intended for initial public viewing on digital channel…
The aid is paid in two instalments:1° The first instalment is paid when the aid is granted. It corresponds to 70% of the amount;2° The balance is paid after presentation, no later than eighteen months…
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.
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For each work in the programme, the production company has :1° A period of two years from the date of the first payment for the financing of its production to apply for or obtain a cinematographic rel…
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Direct subsidies are granted to support the programming of short-lived cinematographic and audiovisual works in cinemas.
Selective financial aid is awarded to authors or production companies to contribute to the writing, development and further development of creative documentary projects of an innovative nature, partic…
The grant is paid to the author at the time of the award decision. If there is more than one author, payment is made to the authors according to the agreements between them.
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