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Showing 4631–4640 of 42414 articles for “Art. s. L. 641-13 & L. 643-8”
Direct subsidies are granted to delegated production companies for the creation of a digital subtitling file and a digital audio description file at the same time, and for the adaptation of these file…
The amount of the direct grant is set at €10,000 per project.If there is more than one author for the same project, this amount is divided between the authors on the basis of the agreements between th…
For cinematographic works belonging to the documentary genre, points are distributed as follows:- legal representative of the production company or person acting as producer: 1 point;- director: 2 poi…
…the sums invested and allocated to expenditure corresponding to the work mentioned in 2° of article…
Direct allocations are granted in addition to the sums invested by production companies for the preparation of feature-length cinematographic works when the following conditions are met:1° At least 80…
…alendar year preceding that in which the direct subsidies are calculated in accordance with article…
Where eligible cinematographic works have been produced in a foreign language and have not been dubbed into French, aid may be granted solely for the creation of a digital subtitling file and the adap…
Direct subsidies are subject to the same payment and repayment conditions as investment subsidies for production, of which they are an accessory.
A distraining creditor who has not been paid by the garnishee retains his rights against the debtor. However, if such non-payment is attributable to the negligence of the creditor, the latter loses hi…
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