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Showing 1691–1700 of 69357 articles for “Art. 4°-a and 4°-c”
When direct allocations are granted for a programme of short films, this programme must comprise, for at least 60% of its screening time: 1° Short-length cinematographic works meeting the conditions o…
For broadcasting approval and payment of direct subsidies, the delegated production company or companies and the distribution company or companies must jointly submit the application file before the f…
Direct allocations are paid during the first half of each year:1° To delegated production companies, 70% of the amount. Where there is more than one delegated production company, payment is made on th…
Aid for the programming of short-lived cinematographic works is awarded to cinematographic entertainment establishments that organise a number of cinematographic entertainment screenings per cinema eq…
The decision to award a grant is taken on the advice of the Images de la diversité grants committee, after consultation with reading committees in accordance with the procedures set out in 1° of Artic…
Selective financial aid is awarded to production companies for the development of projects for works that contribute to the objectives mentioned in Article…
Videogram publishers meet the conditions for eligibility for financial aid set out in article…
The same author can only receive one grant for an author's career.
…n can only be issued if the sums invested by the production company are between a minimum of €7,600 and a maximum of €10,000 per work.
…international co-production, up to a maximum of 160% of the cumulative amount of the sums invested and the direct allocations.
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