Germann Avocats has completed
its work on a study for the European Commission on state aid for
the European film industry as part of a European consortium consisting
of Attentional (former name David Graham & Associates) of UK,
Rambøll Management of Denmark, and led by UK-based Cambridge
Econometrics.
The Study on the Economic and Cultural Impact,
Notably on Co-productions, of Territorialisation Clauses of State
Aid Schemes for Films and
Audiovisual Productions has successfully tackled a complex and highly
controversial issue, looking at the possible legal, economic and
cultural impact of territorial conditions attached to State Aid.
Please find the full report and the documentation of the stakeholders'
workshop below.
Germann Avocats assisted in particular with work
on the analysis of the legal aspects of territorialisation requirements
from the
perspective of culture and competition policies within the 25 Member
States covered by the study. The detailed findings and analysis of
the legal part of this study is contained the country database
below.
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Study on the economic and cultural impact, notably on co-productions, of territorialisation clauses of state aid schemes for films and audio-visual productions for the European Commission (Directorate-General Information Society and Media)
Legal Database
(Electronic
Annex to the Part A of the Study)
Part A of the EU Film Study on the economic and cultural impact, notably on co-productions, of territorialisation clauses of state aid schemes for films and audio-visual productions was written by Dr. Christophe Germann with important contributions for the Member States Synthesis Sheets, Output Tables and Charts from:
