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Article 311-8 of the French Cinema and Moving Image Code

To be eligible for automatic and selective financial support, audiovisual works must be financed by an initial contribution from one or more television service or on-demand audiovisual media service publishers meeting the following conditions:1° With regard to television service publishers:a) Where the publisher is established in France, it is subject to the tax provided for in article L. 115-6 of the Code du cinéma et de l’image animée and its…

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Article 311-9 of the French Cinema and Moving Image Code

The initial contribution gives rise to the conclusion of a contract with the delegated production company before the end of the shooting or before the end of the production of the animation for works belonging to the animation genre or before the start of editing for works composed entirely of pre-existing images. However, where the contract has not yet been concluded, the initial contribution may, on a provisional basis, give…

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Article 311-10 of the French Cinema and Moving Image Code

By way of derogation from article 311-9, for the benefit of automatic aid, the minimum proportion of the initial contribution is reduced to: 1° 15% for works in the animation genre that meet the following conditions: a) Be the subject of international pre-sales contracts for an amount at least equal to the difference between the amount of the initial contribution that would result from the application of a minimum proportion…

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Article 311-11 of the French Cinema and Moving Image Code

Audiovisual works must not be or have been the subject of:1° An application for production aid under these provisions and under the provisions relating to aid for the production of immersive works;2° An application for preparation aid under these provisions and under the provisions relating to aid for the writing and pre-production of immersive work projects, where this aid is intended to contribute to the financing of the same expenditure.

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Article 311-12 of the French Cinema and Moving Image Code

Audiovisual works are made, in a minimum proportion fixed by the decree of 21 May 1992 taken 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, principal actors, technicians and creative collaborators who are French nationals or assimilated or nationals of a State party to an intergovernmental…

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Article 311-14 of the French Cinema and Moving Image Code

When a work is produced as part of an international co-production, it must:1° Be financed by a French participation equal to at least 30% of its final cost, unless a special provision is made in an intergovernmental agreement;2° Have at least 50% of the French participation spent on production in France.In addition, when the French participation is equal to or greater than 80% of its final cost, the work must…

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Article 311-17 of the French Cinema and Moving Image Code

To be eligible for financial support, audiovisual works belonging to the genre of audiovisual adaptation of live performances must be produced by delegated production companies that:1° In the case of co-productions, hold at least 30% of the producer’s shares;2° Hold the intellectual property rights for at least two distinct modes of exploitation, at least for the territory of the European Union and for a minimum period of five years. This…

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