Article 212-3
Direct grants are awarded to authors for writing a detailed synopsis or treatment for a feature-length film in the fiction, documentary or animation genres.
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Direct grants are awarded to authors for writing a detailed synopsis or treatment for a feature-length film in the fiction, documentary or animation genres.
The calculation rates are reduced when they are applied on the occasion of the exploitation of edited cinematographic works, depending on the duration of the pre-existing filmed elements that are used…
In accordance with the…
To be eligible for screenplay rewriting grants, authors must, depending on the case :1° Where the rewrite concerns a first screenplay, provide evidence of artistic experience in the film or audiovisua…
The sums are calculated on the basis of the commercial representation in cinemas of the cinematographic works mentioned in articles…
Screenplay rewriting grants are intended for projects presented in the form of a dialogue continuity for which additional writing work is required.
To be eligible for screenplay rewriting grants, production companies must, depending on the case :1° Submit the first screenplay by an author who has artistic experience in the film or audiovisual fie…
The maximum amount of support is €21,000, including a maximum of €9,000 for the author.
A project that has received scriptwriting support is not eligible for script rewriting support.
The same project cannot, for the same expenses, benefit from both script rewriting grants and other grants awarded by the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée.
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