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Showing 1541–1550 of 67823 articles for “Art. L 242-6 and L 654-2”
The granting of aid for the online distribution of cinematographic and audiovisual works is subject to the provisions of Commission Regulation (EU) No 651/2014 of 17 June 2014 declaring certain catego…
Beneficiaries of aid for the production of cinematographic or audiovisual works using digital visual effects are delegated production companies that meet the general conditions for eligibility for one…
The decision to award a grant is taken after consultation with the committee responsible for granting aid for the production of works using digital visual effects.
Cinematographic and audiovisual works must be published either in their original French version or in a version with French subtitles.
The beneficiaries of selective financial support are publishers of on-demand audiovisual media services and rights-holding companies.
European cinematographic and audiovisual works and original French cinematographic and audiovisual works are eligible for selective financial support.
Aid for collective operations is granted to legal entities meeting the conditions set out in article 632-3.
A videogram publisher may not submit, for each of the sessions of the commission for aid to videographic publishing, more than six applications for the granting of aid for the publishing of a specific…
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 amount of the direct grant is equal to 5% of the amount of selective aid awarded.The direct grant is awarded in the form of a subsidy.
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