Title I: FINANCIAL AID FOR THE CREATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF SHORT-LIFE FILM AND AUDIOVISUAL WORKS

Selective financial aid is awarded for the production of quality short-length audiovisual works in order to improve their financing conditions and encourage their exposure on television and on-demand audiovisual media services.

Selective grants are awarded to delegated production companies that do not hold an automatic audiovisual production account.

Audiovisual short-duration single works in the fiction, animation and creative documentary genres are eligible for selective support.

Short-length audiovisual works are made with the assistance of shooting studios and laboratories established in France, on the territory of a Member State of the European Union or, when they are made as part of an international co-production eligible under an intergovernmental co-production agreement, on the territory of the State or States of the co-producers. This condition may be waived subject to compliance with the provisions of 2° of article…

Short-length audiovisual works are produced, in a minimum proportion determined in accordance with the conditions laid down by the order of 21 May 1992 issued for the application ofarticle 6 of decree no. 90-66 of 17 January 1990 laying down the general principles concerning the broadcasting of cinematographic and audiovisual works, with the assistance of: 1° Authors, lead actors, technical creative collaborators who are French nationals or assimilated; 2° Technical…

Short-length audiovisual works are intended:1° Either for broadcast on a television service whose publisher is subject to the tax provided for in article L. 115-6 of the Code du cinéma et de l’image animée and promotes the broadcasting of short-lived cinematographic and audiovisual works within a specific, recurring programming slot;2° Or to be made available to the public on an on-demand audiovisual media service whose publisher is established in France,…

To be eligible for selective financial support, short-length audiovisual works must receive an initial contribution from one or more television or on-demand audiovisual media service publishers.

The initial contribution from the publisher(s) must:1° Be made in cash in the form of investment in producer’s shares or in the form of a contract for the purchase of rights to make the work available to the public concluded with the production company before shooting is completed. For works in the animation genre, the contract is concluded before the end of the production of the animation. For works composed…

Grants are awarded on the basis of the artistic quality of the works, the economic conditions under which they are produced and the conditions under which they are shown on television services or on-demand audiovisual media services.