Article 411-60
Selective financial aid is awarded to authors and production companies for the creation of original music specially intended for short cinematographic works.
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Selective financial aid is awarded to authors and production companies for the creation of original music specially intended for short cinematographic works.
To be eligible for support for the creation of original music, authors must have created musical compositions for works for which post-production support is granted.
Grants for the creation of original music are awarded on the basis of the contribution made by the musical compositions to the quality of the works for which they were created.
…local authorities mentioned in 2° of article…
In order to receive aid, the production company must submit the application file with its request for definitive granting of aid prior to production.
Public institutions and their subsidiaries are not eligible for selective financial aid.
Grants are awarded in the form of subsidies.
Grants are awarded in the form of subsidies.
Grants for the creation of original music are awarded on the basis of the musical projects proposed and the conditions in which the works for which they are intended are produced.
The grant is paid in a single instalment when the decision to award the grant is made.
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