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Showing 691–700 of 58742 articles for “Art. s. 1844-11 and 1844-13”
…or collective interest, or the overall activity of public or private bodies, in the field of cinema and other arts and moving image industries. These grants constitute subsidies within the meaning ofa…
The closure of the automatic cinema production account does not prevent payment, under the conditions provided for in…
…the film is made in a language whose use is justified by the subject matter. II.Production company and authors" group A maximum of 32 points are allocated to the "Production company and authors" grou…
…the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée in order to contribute to: 1° The establishment and operation of guarantee or advance funds for the film industry and other arts and moving image in…
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…
Post-production grants are awarded on the basis of the nature of the subject and the characteristics, qualities and production conditions of the works.
The provisional decision is taken after consultation with the relevant Selective Production Grants Committee.
…nts are awarded to help finance development costs other than writing, rewriting, rights acquisition and, for works in the animation genre, graphic design.
…e proof that, having regard, in particular, to the financing plan submitted for investment approval and the number of deferred payments relating to the expenditure listed in…
…ctive financial aid is awarded after completion for the production of long-term cinematographic works.
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