Coisas e Coisas
France follows a protectionist policy towards films and TV. For many French film makers, the help comes from the government that follows a protectionist policy towards films and TV. The French spend hundreds of millions of dollars subsidizing film production, extend interest-free loans to designated filmmakers, and have placed quotas not only on imports but on television time. If there is a need of protection then what is the possible threat? (Read more at Suite101: French Film Industry).
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11th Annual Conference of the European Cinemas Research Forum, in conjunction with the Project on European Cinemas, Montreal, September 22-24, 2011. Location: Quebec, Canada. Call for Papers Date: 2010-12-15. Date Submitted: 2010-10-12. Project on European...
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29 November 2009, at the University of Westminster, 309 Regent Street, in London. One-day interdisciplinary conference with academics, film and video producers, policy makers, film distributors, Africa specialists, and development practitioners, to debate...
Coisas e Coisas
FRENCH FILM INDUSTRY
France follows a protectionist policy towards films and TV. For many French film makers, the help comes from the government that follows a protectionist policy towards films and TV. The French spend hundreds of millions of dollars subsidizing film production, extend interest-free loans to designated filmmakers, and have placed quotas not only on imports but on television time. If there is a need of protection then what is the possible threat? (Read more at Suite101: French Film Industry).
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- Last Call For Entries 2016! For International, Experimental And Curtinhas Competition
Submissions for the International, Experimental and Curtinhas Competition of the 24th Curtas Vila do Conde – International Film Festival, are reaching the deadline: 8th April 2016.You can apply with new short films produced in 2015 or 2016;...
- Europe On Display
11th Annual Conference of the European Cinemas Research Forum, in conjunction with the Project on European Cinemas, Montreal, September 22-24, 2011. Location: Quebec, Canada. Call for Papers Date: 2010-12-15. Date Submitted: 2010-10-12. Project on European...
- Celebrity Gossip: Industry And Identity (scms 2011; 08/10/2010)
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - CELEBRITY GOSSIP: INDUSTRY AND IDENTITY (SCMS 2011; SUBMISSIONS DUE 08/10/2010) Plainly put: without gossip, there would be no celebrities. Indeed, what we say and read about stars and celebrities constitutes their images just...
- The Phenomenon Of Mamma Mia!
Call for Papers (cfp) Diggin' Dancing Queens and Wedding Scenes: The Phenomenon of Mamma Mia! Call for abstracts deadline: 19th April 2010 Full name: Louise FitzGerald ([email protected]). This cfp invites submissions for a proposed...
- African Film In Digital Era
29 November 2009, at the University of Westminster, 309 Regent Street, in London. One-day interdisciplinary conference with academics, film and video producers, policy makers, film distributors, Africa specialists, and development practitioners, to debate...