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Showing 1891–1900 of 69028 articles for “Art. s. 1844-15-1 and 1844-15-2”
The aid is granted in the form of an advance.The aid is the subject of an agreement concluded with the production company.The agreement cannot be executed until the cinema exhibition licence has been…
…nts are awarded to help finance development costs other than writing, rewriting, rights acquisition and, for works in the animation genre, graphic design.
The aid is granted in the form of an advance.The aid is the subject of an agreement signed with the production company.The agreement cannot be implemented until the investment has been approved.
A committee is responsible for examining applications for post-completion grants. It has thirteen members, including two co-chairmen.
…e production company holds only a minority share of the property rights in the cinematographic work and there is an obligation in the country of the majority co-producer to legally deposit cinematogra…
…f twenty-four months from the date of notification to the beneficiary. In exceptional circumstances and at the reasoned request of the production company, the aforementioned period may be extended for…
…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.
The application for aid must be submitted by the delegated production company before filming begins.
Each committee is co-chaired by the same number of members.
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