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Who is eligible
to be on the stand?

Producers, distributors, content providers and anyone else in the business who can meet the eligibility criteria. This section is for information about the past Marche du Film only.

Who decides who is eligible to participate on the stand?

The MEDIA programme based on pre-defined criteria.

What are the criteria?

They are based on the independent nature of the producers or distributors, and are conditional on them being established in Europe and offering European content.

EUROPEAN CONTENT

Any work of fiction [including an animated film] or documentary, be it a completed production, a project or a format, complying with the following conditions:
the majority of the work has been or is to be produced by companies established in one or more countries participating in the MEDIA Programme, and there is a significant involvement of professionals who are citizens or residents of the countries participating in the MEDIA Programme.

Significant participation is defined as 10 or more points from the following:

Fiction/Documentary Points Animation points
Director
Scriptwriter
Composer
Actor 1/voice over artist
Actor 2/voice-over artist
Actor 3/voice-over artist
Artistic Director
Director of Photography
Editor
Sound
Shooting location
Laboratory
3
3
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
Director
Scriptwriter
Composer
Storyboard artist
Character Designer
Animation Supervisor
Artistic Director
Technical Director
Editor
Sound
Studio Location
Laboratory
3
3
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
Total 19 Total 19


The following programming is not eligible:

  • live recordings, TV games, talk shows, reality shows or educational, teaching and ‘how-to’ programmes;
  • documentaries promoting tourism, "making-of" reports, animal reportages, news programmes and "docu-soaps";
  • projects promoting, directly or indirectly, messages that are at odds with the policies of the European Union - for example, projects that may be contrary to the interests of public health (alcohol, tobacco, drugs), respect for human rights, people's security, freedom of expression etc.;
    projects promoting violence and/or racism and/or with a pornographic content;
  • works of a promotional nature;
  • institutional productions to promote a specific organisation or its activities.

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