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Each authorised federation keeps an up-to-date list of the associations and similar bodies affiliated to it.
An exhibitor may opt for the specialisation of a cinema provided that the majority of its programming, during the cinematographic quarter preceding that in which the option is exercised, consists of c…
For the application of…
The application for definitive approval is submitted by the executive production company once the final work carried out in France has been completed.
A derogation to the minimum four-month period set out in the first paragraph of article L. 231-1 is granted when, at the end of the fourth cinema week within the meaning of 5° of article D. 212-67, th…
The application for final approval is submitted by the delegated production company after completion of the cinematographic or audiovisual work. In the case of a delegated co-production, the applicati…
The application for final approval is submitted by the video game creation company once the video game has been completed. If the video game is created jointly, it is the responsibility of each game c…
The President of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée is notified of the decision to specialise one or more cinemas.Unless the President objects on the grounds of non-compliance with the…
The rules relating to expenditure giving entitlement to the tax credit for expenditure on executive production of cinematographic or audiovisual works are set out in Articles 46 quater-0 ZY bis to 46…
Approval for an audiovisual work is obtained before the filming is completed.
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