Article 612-19
Direct grants are awarded in addition to the selective grants awarded pursuant to article…
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Direct grants are awarded in addition to the selective grants awarded pursuant to article…
Direct subsidies are awarded for online broadcasting of a programme comprising at least 25% short-lived cinematographic works.
The Commission des aides à la diffusion en ligne is made up of ten members, including a chairman and a vice-chairman, appointed for a renewable term of two years.
Selective financial aid is awarded to support the feasibility phase prior to the development of an innovative product or service, including the creation of prototypes.
Videogram publishers have the option of investing the sums entered in their automatic video publishing account in order to contribute to the online distribution of cinematographic works under the cond…
Publishers of on-demand audiovisual media services must declare their turnover each month and, where applicable, provide any supporting documents at the request of the Centre national du cinéma et de…
Selective financial aid is awarded to delegated production companies that, through the use of animation techniques, contribute to the renewal of visual creation and the enhancement of works on the int…
Public institutions and their subsidiaries are not eligible for selective financial aid.
To be eligible for selective financial support, rights-holding companies must be established in France.
Automatic financial support for online distribution of cinematographic works involves the allocation of investment grants and direct grants.
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