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SUBMITTING AN APPLICATION
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| ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA |
EURIMAGES supports full-length feature films and animation as well as documentaries of a minimum length of 70 minutes.
Eurimages support aims to promote European co-productions. Therefore, all projects submitted must have at least two co-producers from different member states of the Fund. For multilateral co-productions the participation of the majority co-producer must not exceed 70% of the total co-production budget and the participation of the minority co-producers must not be lower than 10%. For bilateral co-productions the participation of the majority co-producer must not exceed 80% of the total co-production budget and the participation of the minority co-producer must not be lower than 20%. For bilateral co-productions with a budget above €5 million, a majority participation of 90% of the total co-production budget is allowed. |
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HOW TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION? |
Concerning co-production support, there are 4 deadlines each year for call for projects. To be taken into consideration for the subsequent meeting of the Board of Management, all material must be received in the offices of the Executive Director: Council of Europe, Eurimages, Agora Building, Allée des Droits de l'Homme, 67075 Strasbourg Cedex, no later than the official deadline published by the Secretariat.
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Requests for support should be submitted using the official Application Form downloadable here. |
In conformity with article 2.1.3. of the Eurimages Regulations, "Co-producers must contact their National Representatives on the Board of Management of Eurimages at the earliest opportunity. If one of the National Representatives concerned has not been contacted prior to the meeting of the Board of Management, the project shall be withdrawn from the agenda." List of National Representatives
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| NOTE CONCERNING BOOKKEPING OF "PROJECT RECORDS" |
When a co-producer is signing an agreement with distributors, licensees or sales agents, he/she must require them to maintain accurate and complete books and records of all financial transactions and other activities regarding the Project for the duration of agreement between him/her and Eurimages.
He/she must also require them to allow Eurimages, directly or through an auditor of its choice, to audit their books and records.
This is an example of a standard clause frequently found in distribution agreements that may be used by co-producers in order to oblige distributors, licensees or sales agents to meet the above-mentioned requirements:
The licensor and its authorised representatives (including Eurimages) shall at any time be entitled to inspect all the business records of the Distributor and/or its permitted sub-distributors in connection with the Film and, in particular, all invoices relating thereto, during normal business hours ten (10) working days after written notice is sent to the Distributor, and to make extracts, summaries and photocopies of the same. |
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| REGULATIONS IN EFFECT
FROM 1 JANUARY 2012 |
 Regulations for the support of co-production of full-length feature films, animation and documentaries
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Second instalment of the Support Granted: “List of deductions” form
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| FORMER REGULATIONS |
You will find here after the regulations for projects supported in previous years: |
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