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Showing 5201–5210 of 51062 articles for “Art. II-6°”
Direct grants are awarded when the following conditions are met: 1° A selective grant has been awarded in application of 1° or 2° of article…
The videogram publisher is required to repay the sums invested in the following cases: 1° For long-form cinematographic works: a) When investment approval has been granted and the cinematographic work…
The award of financial aid for the video publishing of cinematographic and audiovisual works is subject to the provisions of Commission Regulation (EU) No 651/2014 of 17 June 2014 declaring certain ca…
The sums representing the automatic financial aid to which videogram publishers are entitled are calculated by applying a rate to the amount of turnover declared by them for each feature film for whic…
The aid is awarded in the form of a grant. The aid is the subject of an agreement with the beneficiary.
Selective financial aid is awarded to support the implementation of technical projects that enable a new product or service to be made available, or that contribute to a significant improvement in the…
Project grants are awarded to companies meeting the conditions set out in articles 632-2 and 632-3.
The application for aid must be submitted before the product is marketed to the public.
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.
Beneficiaries of selective financial aid for the publication of a programme of works are videogram publishers who have been in business for at least two years and who have a regular publishing activit…
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