Article 211-139
The application for aid must be submitted by the delegated production company before filming begins.
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The application for aid must be submitted by the delegated production company before filming begins.
A new application for support for the same project, from the same director or with the same director, will only be considered, after consultation with the co-chairmen of the relevant Selective Product…
The granting of aid is the subject of two decisions:1° A provisional decision accepting the principle of granting aid. In order to obtain this decision, the application must be submitted by the delega…
The aid is awarded in the form of a grant.The aid is the subject of an agreement with the production company.
The allowance is awarded in the form of a grant. It is the subject of an agreement concluded with the production company. This agreement is that provided for in article…
Where the production company does not provide proof that all the financial possibilities available to it to ensure the normal repayment of the aid have been implemented, the repayment may, without pre…
The amount of aid is set at €500,000 per project, subject to the provisions of articles…
Projects are pre-selected by reading committees. The shortlisted projects are submitted to the genre film jury for selection.
The decision to grant aid lapses if filming does not begin within a maximum of twenty-four months from the date of notification to the beneficiary. In exceptional circumstances, and at the reasoned re…
The decision to award a grant is taken on the advice of the Music Grants Committee.
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