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Showing 7351–7360 of 61403 articles for “Art. s. L 621-3 to L 621-6”
European cinematographic and audiovisual works and original French cinematographic and audiovisual works are eligible for selective financial support.
A videogram publisher may not submit, for each of the sessions of the commission for aid to videographic publishing, more than six applications for the granting of aid for the publishing of a specific…
Financial aid is granted selectively within the meaning of…
The application for aid must be submitted before the product is marketed to the public.
Selective financial assistance is awarded to help cover the following expenses:1° Technical expenses relating to putting works online, including those relating to securing works and making them access…
Beneficiaries of selective financial aid for the publication of a programme of works are videogram publishers who have been in business for at least two years and who have a regular publishing activit…
Selective financial aid is awarded in consideration of:1° The cultural interest, editorial quality and technical quality of the publishing project;2° The consistency and relevance of the editorial lin…
For rights-holding companies, in addition to the criteria laid down for publishers of on-demand audiovisual media services, selective financial aid is awarded in consideration of the prospects for mar…
Selective financial aid is awarded to support:1° Either the publication or re-publication of a specific cinematographic or audiovisual work;2° Or the publication of a programme comprising between six…
The decision to award a grant is taken on the advice of the Commission des aides à l'édition vidéographique.
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