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French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Chapter IV: Provisions relating to exceptional support for companies producing and distributing cinematographic works during the period of resumption of theatrical exhibition of cinematographic works
Article 914-2
For production companies, notwithstanding Articles 211-26, 211-27 and 810-1, the calculation rates are set at :- 167.81% when the total revenue from feature films is less than or equal to €307,500;- 1…
The distribution expenses eligible for direct grants are those mentioned in 2° of article 222-9.These expenses, with the exception of those relating to the purchase of advertising space on television…
Chapter III: Provisions relating to the compensation fund for the interruption or abandonment of film or audiovisual shoots due to the covid-19 epidemic
Article 913-1
…a compensation fund is set up to contribute, through the payment of financial aid to delegated production companies, to the cost of losses linked to the covid-19 epidemic, leading, until 31 March 20…
Paragraph 1: Coverage of cash requirements and investment financing
Article 916-17
…mas, the total amount of aid is equivalent to the average of the sums entered for 2017, 2018 and 2019 in the automatic account opened for each cinema in accordance with articles 123-3 to 123-5.For oth…
Paragraph 1: Coverage of cash requirements and investment financing
Article 916-21
…and submit electronically, by 31 October 2021 at the latest, a form drawn up by the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée. For each subsidy, the decision of the President of the Centre nation…
Paragraph 2: Postponement of the expiry date of certain sums held in the automatic account
Article 916-23
…grouped into circuits opened in respect of cinematographic entertainment establishments which were due to expire on 31 December 2020, the period mentioned in 3° of article 123-8 is extended by one ye…
Section 2: Measures to boost audiovisual production
Article 916-35
In order to relaunch the production and preparation of audiovisual works, direct allocations are granted in addition to the sums invested pursuant to Articles 211-66 and 311-57, in respect of applicat…
…twelve members, including a chairman, chosen for their expertise in the fields of manufacturing, production or distribution of cinematographic, audiovisual and multimedia works.
Chapter III: Provisions relating to the compensation fund for the interruption or abandonment of film or audiovisual shoots due to the covid-19 epidemic
Article 913-5
…ial to the filming of the work, as designated in the insurance contract, are affected by the covid-19 virus;b) The stoppage of all or part of the production team due to cases of the covid-19 virus in…
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