Article 221-1
Automatic financial aid and selective financial aid are awarded to support the distribution of cinematographic works in cinemas.
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Automatic financial aid and selective financial aid are awarded to support the distribution of cinematographic works in cinemas.
…must meet the following conditions:1° Be established in France;2° Be set up as a commercial company and have a fully paid-up share capital of at least €15,000. Compliance with the condition relating t…
…307,500;- 140% for the fraction of the box office takings generated by a work of more than €307,500 and less than or equal to €615,000;- 120% for the fraction of the box office takings generated by a…
Screenplay rewriting grants are intended for projects presented in the form of a dialogue continuity for which additional writing work is required.
To be eligible for screenplay rewriting grants, production companies must, depending on the case :1° Submit the first screenplay by an author who has artistic experience in the film or audiovisual fie…
The maximum amount of support is €21,000, including a maximum of €9,000 for the author.
The sums entered in the automatic cinema distribution account may be invested with a view to contributing, through the payment of advances, to the financing of the production of long-term cinematograp…
For programmes consisting of cinematographic works fixed on 70 mm film as defined in…
Screenwriting grants are intended for projects presented in the form of a synopsis, developed synopsis or treatment.
A project that has received scriptwriting support is not eligible for script rewriting support.
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