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Showing 1841–1850 of 68221 articles for “Art. I-3° and Art. 156 bis”
When a work is produced as part of an international co-production, it must:1° Be financed by a French participation equal to at least 30% of its final cost, unless a special provision is made in an in…
…311-55 the expenditure it has incurred no later than 31 January of the…
For prior authorisation, the application must be submitted at least one month before the end of the shooting or, for works in the animation genre, at least one month before the end of the production o…
…g, where applicable, the authors of the original work;2° Expenditure on the acquisition of literary and artistic rights, including, where applicable, the purchase of rights to archive images;3° Salari…
The decision to award aid is taken after consultation with the Commission for Aid to Innovation in Fiction.
Television service publishers and on-demand audiovisual media service publishers are not eligible for financial support for the production and preparation of audiovisual works.Public establishments an…
…laring certain categories of aid compatible with the internal market in application of Articles 107 and 108 of the Treaty, in particular those provided for in Chapter I and Article 54 of Section 11 re…
…ed in the automatic audiovisual production account is subject to the issue of a prior authorisation and a final authorisation. The prior authorisation is issued before the work is completed. It sets o…
…ribution from one or more television service publishers or one or more publishers of superior on-demand audiovisual media services, meeting the conditions laid down in 1° or 2° of article…
To receive aid, the application must be submitted before the shooting begins.
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