Traduction de «Cinematographic distribution » (Anglais → Français) :

It would also require an examination of the different national regulatory systems governing the windows for the distribution of cinematographic works, since differences could help to block the multi-territorial distribution of works.

audiovisual services, including cinematographic services, whatever their mode of production, distribution and transmission, and radio broadcasting;

Members must therefore focus their work on experimentation and development of new cinematographic approaches, methods and tools to be used within the production process, from the creation of concepts and scripts, to the distribution, protection and conservation of completed works.

Among the support measures implemented by the Commission, mention should be made of the MEDIA Programme (2001-2005) [51] which aims to strengthen the competitiveness of the European audiovisual industry through a series of incentives and financial support for the training of professionals, the development of production projects and the distribution and promotion of cinematographic works and audiovisual programmes.

In line with Article 151 (4) of the Treaty, which imposes an obligation on the Community to take cultural aspects into account in its action under other provisions of the Treaty with a view to respecting and promoting cultural diversity [77], the dual objective of promoting cultural diversity and the competitiveness of the European programme industry finds its concrete expression in a series of measures in favour of the distribution and production of European television programmes contained in the "television without frontiers" Directive This mechanism, which is linked to complementary financial support mechanisms such as the Media progr ...[+++]amme, is based on the provisions contained in Chapter III of the "television without frontiers" Directive: Article 4 (promotion of European works), Article 5 (promotion of European works by independent producers), Article 6 (definition of "European works"), Article 7 (chronology for broadcasting cinematographic works) and Article 9 (exemption of local television broadcasts not forming part of a national network).

[14] The MEDIA Programme entered into force in January 2001 and aims at strengthening the competitiveness of the European audio-visual industry with a series of measures dealing with the training of professionals, the development of production projects and companies, and the distribution and promotion of cinematographic works and audio-visual programmes.