Article 411-16
The application for investment approval must be submitted before filming begins.
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The application for investment approval must be submitted before filming begins.
Selective financial aid is awarded to support authors' professional careers by encouraging the conditions in which they create new cinematographic, audiovisual or multimedia works.
Automatic and selective financial aid is granted to support the production, development and development of short-lived cinematographic and audiovisual works.
…horisation for the work to obtain a cinematographic exhibition licence.In exceptional circumstances and at the reasoned request of the production company, the aforementioned period may be extended for…
…ion, under the conditions defined in article…
…néma et de l'image animée, together with proof of expenditure incurred.In exceptional circumstances and at the reasoned request of the production company, the aforementioned deadline may be extended f…
Production companies meet the conditions for eligibility for financial aid, as applicable: 1° For the preparation of feature-length cinematographic works, as provided for in article…
…for the production of short cinematographic works gives rise to the allocation of investment grants and direct grants.
The investment of sums entered in the automatic cinema production account under 1° of article…
The following projects are eligible for development aid:1° Long-length cinematographic work or short-length cinematographic work;2° Audiovisual work in the genre of fiction, animation, creative docume…
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