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Showing 591–600 of 3184 articles for “Art. L232-21”
For cinematographic works in the fiction genre, points are divided into five groups as follows: I.-Language of Filming" group 1° A maximum of 20 points is allocated to the "Language of Filming" group;…
Notwithstanding the provisions of article 211-2 and 3° of article…
The beneficiaries of financial aid for the production and preparation of feature films are production companies.
For cinematographic works belonging to the documentary genre, points are divided into five groups, as follows : I.-Language of Filming" group 1° The "Language of Filming" group is awarded 20 points; 2…
Long-length cinematographic works eligible for financial support for production and preparation are works intended for initial screening in cinemas.
Subject to payment, under the conditions provided for in…
Production approval can only be granted if, for the film in question, the delegated production company is up to date with its legal deposit obligations to the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image a…
The investment is subject to the issue of a specific investment authorisation, taking into account the sums available on the automatic cinema production account of production companies that are subsid…
Cinematographic works that have received aid for audiovisual production are not eligible for post-production aid unless the conditions set out in 2° of article…
Selective financial aid is awarded prior to production for the production of feature-length fiction or animated films, selected by a jury, that respond to a theme within a particular genre defined eac…
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