Article 621-1
…roduction of cinematographic or audiovisual works that make significant use of digital visual effects.
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…roduction of cinematographic or audiovisual works that make significant use of digital visual effects.
…those set out in Chapter I and Article 54 of Section 11 relating to aid schemes for audiovisual works.
…ns aimed at professionals in the technical sectors of the film, audiovisual and video game industries. The aim of this aid is to stimulate business investment and boost the competitiveness and attract…
The award of financial aid to technical projects is subject to the provisions of Commission Regulation (EU) No 651/2014 of 17 June 2014 declaring certain categories of aid compatible with the internal…
…production, distribution or conservation of cinematographic works, audiovisual works or video games. The beneficiary companies are responsible for the technical aspects of the project.
…omotional activities aimed at professionals in the film, audiovisual and video game technical sectors.
…° Costs of hiring, setting up and managing spaces and equipment; 4° Communication and reception costs.
The beneficiaries of aid for the videographic publication of cinematographic and audiovisual works are publishers of videograms intended for the private use of the public.
…cinematographic and audiovisual works involves the allocation of investment grants and direct grants.
…publishers declare their turnover each month and, where applicable, provide any supporting documents.Turnover refers to the amount, excluding value added tax, of all sums, values, goods or services r…
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