Article 611-8
The total amount of aid for video editing of cinematographic and audiovisual works may not exceed 50% of the final cost of editing. In addition, the aid granted may not have the effect of increasing t…
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The total amount of aid for video editing of cinematographic and audiovisual works may not exceed 50% of the final cost of editing. In addition, the aid granted may not have the effect of increasing t…
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.
Financial aid is granted selectively within the meaning of…
Videogram publishers can only benefit from aid for videographic publishing of a cinematographic work if the contract for the acquisition of the videographic publishing rights for the work has first be…
The application for aid must be submitted before the product is marketed to the public.
Direct grants are awarded in addition to the selective grants awarded pursuant to article…
Direct subsidies are awarded for online broadcasting of a programme comprising at least 25% short-lived cinematographic works.
Selective financial assistance is awarded to help cover the following expenses:1° Technical expenses relating to putting works online, including those relating to securing works and making them access…
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