International Audiovisual Support Fund
International audiovisual support fund: Supporting diversity of creation and helping to structure the film and audiovisual sector in Île-de-France. Beneficiaries listed in the catalogue: minority French co-producer for the work concerned. The detailed conditions and current status remain to be confirmed with the funder.
The “International audiovisual support fund” scheme is listed to supporting diversity of creation and helping to structure the film and audiovisual sector in Île-de-France. The official page consulted confirms the following scope: The page targets international co-productions with a minority French share, for fiction, animation or creative documentary feature films. It specifies that the application must be submitted before the first day of filming and refers to the 2026–2027 rules and timetable. The catalogue information remains to be compared with the rules in force, notably for beneficiaries, amounts, eligible costs and the availability of the scheme.
Funded by Région Ile-de-France
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Who can apply
Beneficiaries indicated in the catalogue: minority French co-producer for the work concerned. Check the legal form, size, activity, area, financial situation and exclusions in the official rules in force.
Eligibility conditions
Conditions available in the catalogue: not specified. They are not enough to confirm eligibility. Check the official criteria, exclusions, combination rules and any obligation to apply before ordering, purchasing or starting work.
What the scheme covers
Operations or costs mentioned: works for television: single fiction, animation or creative documentary works — 60 minutes minimum; audiovisual fiction series — 26 minutes minimum per episode, minimum total of 150 minutes; animated series — 2 minutes minimum per episode with a total of at least 60 minutes (for productions with episodes of 5 minutes or more, the total must exceed 90 minutes); multi-part documentaries — 26 minutes minimum per episode, minimum total of 90 minutes. Works for internet platforms and web channels: single web fiction or animation — 60 minutes minimum; web fiction series — 5 minutes minimum per episode, minimum total of 100 minutes; web animated series — 2 minutes minimum per episode with a total of at least 60 minutes (for productions with episodes of 5 minutes or more, the total must exceed 90 minutes). Not eligible: web documentaries. Check eligible costs, supporting documents, minimum thresholds, caps and excluded costs before any commitment.
Amount and funding terms
Amount or type of support indicated in the catalogue: grant whose amount will depend on the project. This information comes from the catalogue and is not a promise of award. Check the cost base excluding/including VAT, rates and caps, eligible costs, combination rules and the applicable state aid regime.
How to apply
1) Obtain the official page and rules in force. 2) Confirm that the scheme is active and that the project’s area is covered. 3) Check the criteria, amount, cost base, exclusions, combination rules and documents. 4) Confirm when to apply and obtain prior approval before committing costs. Confirm the exact strand linked to the catalogue entry, the timetable for the session concerned, the minimum spending in Île-de-France, the caps and the criteria in the downloaded rules.
Timeline
No usable end date is recorded; confirm the timetable with the funder. Confirm the deadline, the status of the scheme and budget availability with the funder. Confirm the exact strand linked to the catalogue entry, the timetable for the session concerned, the minimum spending in Île-de-France, the caps and the criteria in the downloaded rules.
Key facts
- Funder
- Région Ile-de-France
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Geographic scope
- Île-de-France
Frequently asked questions
What is the International audiovisual support fund scheme for?
The catalogue describes its purpose as follows: supporting diversity of creation and helping to structure the film and audiovisual sector in Île-de-France. Check that the project falls within the scope of the official rules in force.
Who can benefit and what are the main conditions?
Beneficiaries mentioned in the catalogue: minority French co-producer for the work concerned. The conditions mentioned are: not specified. The legal form, location, exclusions and current criteria must be confirmed.
What amount or type of funding can be obtained?
Grant whose amount will depend on the project. The official source consulted also states: The page targets international co-productions with a minority French share, for fiction, animation or creative documentary feature films. It specifies that the application must be submitted before the first day of filming and refers to the 2026–2027 rules and timetable. These elements do not guarantee an award; confirm the cap, cost base, rate and form of funding with the funder.
Is the scheme still open and how do I apply?
No usable end date is recorded; confirm the timetable with the funder. Confirm the exact strand linked to the catalogue entry, the timetable for the session concerned, the minimum spending in Île-de-France, the caps and the criteria in the downloaded rules. Before any order, purchase or spending, confirm the opening and the procedure with the relevant authority.
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