The aids of the Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur
region- www.laregie-paca.com
Aid for feature films
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Cinema
feature films
The support of a television broadcaster must be obtained and represent 20% of
the finance. If the producer or author is not domiciled in the region, 50% of
the time spent filming must take place in the Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur.
The maximum aid limit is 152,000 €. |
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Television
films
For the project to be eligible, the confirmed participation of a television broadcaster,
and 40% of the finance must be obtained. If the producer or author is not domiciled
in the region, 50% of the time spent filming must take place in PACA. The maximum
aid limit is 54,000 €. |
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Documentaries
A production company must present the project. Either the producer or author
must be domiciled in the region, or the time spent filming in PACA must represent
50% of the total time. |
Aid for writing and research
Any
producer or scriptwriter proposing a project
can benefit. For a television-film, a writing
contract with a broadcaster must pre-exist the
request.
Aid is given in the form of a grant to the author
after the decision of a reading committee. The
maximum aid limit is 5500 € for writing
grants and 15,000 € for research grants.
Aid for development
Aid is granted to the production
company. It is intended to help offset costs
associated with checking locations before making
the film, canvassing broadcasters, co-producers…
The production company pledges to present a progress
report on the project within 9 months after the
agreement is signed. The maximum aid limit is
5000 €.
Production companies established
in PACA who have benefited from the aid for projects
(and not directly for companies), in the framework
of new cinema and audiovisual funds from the
PACA Conseil Régional include: 13 Production
(aid for the development of 2 projects for fiction
feature films and one project for a documentary
feature film); Les Films du Tambour de Soie (aid
for the development of 3 documentaries and help
with the production of a fiction feature film);
Comic Strip (aid for the production of a feature-length
television-film and a fiction feature film);
Louka Films (aid for the production of a fiction
feature film)…
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