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Showing 61–70 of 43105 articles for “Art. R. 211-4”
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…
Applications for direct allocations must be submitted by the delegated production company no later than 31 December of the calendar year in respect of which the direct allocations are calculated in ac…
The amount of the direct allocation is equal to 25% of the amount of the sums invested. For the portion of the sums invested and allocated to expenditure corresponding to the work mentioned in 2° of a…
Without prejudice to the…
The condition set out in Article…
In return for the granting of aid for the production and preparation of long-term cinematographic works, production companies ensure the preservation of these works to enable them to be exploited on a…
In the event of loss or theft of the documents provided for in this section, the insurer or the competent authority shall issue a duplicate at the simple request of the person in whose favour the orig…
Works that meet the following conditions are eligible for direct subsidies for the creation of digital subtitling and audio description files: 1° Be French-initiated; 2° Have given rise to the issue o…
I.-1° The reading committees responsible for selecting projects concerning a director's first feature-length cinematographic work are made up of the co-presidents of the committee provided for in arti…
…in the contractual distribution of these sums are entered in the public film and audiovisual register. No request to modify this distribution may be made after the production licence has been issued.
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