Co-Production

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In order to complete the co-production procedure, kindly note the following:

1) The application for co-production must be sent two months before the beginning of the shoot.

2) The applicant must fill the following form, which includes a list of all the requested documents: طلب الموافقة على اعتبار فيلم لبناني مؤهل للاستفادة من اتفاقية التعاون السينمائي المشترك بين لبنان وفرنسا

3) The applicant has to register his project by dropping the file (application and required documents) at the Ministry of Culture.

4) The applicant has to send a digital copy of the entire file (including the registration number given by the Ministry of Culture) to Fondation Liban Cinema by email, at the following address: info@fondationlibancinema.org

5) Fondation Liban Cinema will verify the project eligibility to benefit from the coproduction agreement.

6) Once the project is validated by FLC, a signed letter is sent by the minister of culture to the French CNC.

To know more about the coproduction agreement: In November 2016, the French and Lebanese governments renewed a Franco-Lebanese cinematographic agreement (decree number 2000-1026 dated November 3, 2016) in an attempt to develop their exchanges in the cinema industry and encourage the co-productions of cinematographic works that are likely to advance the status of the two countries through their artistic and technical qualities.

For more info click on the following links:

• Download the co-production agreement (in French)

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