Netherlands Film Fund & Flanders Audiovisual Fund: Minority co-productions

Nederlands Filmfonds & Vlaams Audiovisueel Fonds (VAF): Realisering minoritaire coproducties

Funding for feature films and documentaries that are made as co-productions with Flanders

This scheme is aimed at enhancing ties between the filmindustries and producers of Flanders and The Netherlands. Apart from looking at the quality of the script, the artistic value and the originality and urgency of the project, there will also be looked at the creative and technical spending in the Netherlands as well as for a real prospect of future cooperation between the two producers.

Destination

Aruba

Belgium

Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba

Curaçao

Netherlands

Sint Maarten (Dutch part)

Discipline(s)

Audiovisual Media

Who can apply

Individuals

Organisations

A production company (a legal entity, not a sole proprietorship or general partnership) that has been established for at least two years in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, an EU member state, the EEA, or Switzerland, and that continuously produces and exploits films and other audiovisual productions.

The production company is represented by a minority co-producer from the Kingdom of the Netherlands, who has been primarily responsible as the majority producer for the realization of:

- At least one feature film with a theatrical release in the Netherlands (for a feature film application);
- At least one feature-length documentary with a theatrical release in the Netherlands (for a documentary application).

For what

Project

How much

A maximum of €200,000 for feature films;
A maximum of €50,000 for documentaries.

Requirements

The film production must have received realisation support from the VAF;
The total contribution of Dutch funds and market participants in the realisation of the film production must come to at least 10% of total production costs.
The national cinema release must be guaranteed in the country of the majority co-producer by a film distributor or market participants in the local exploitation chain;
The film production must have a release in the Netherlands. The applicant must submit a written declaration signed by a Dutch film distributor;
Any financial contributions under Eurimages schemes and/or other European financing must be attributed to the applicant pro rata;
The financing of the film production must be shown to be fully and unconditionally promised by third parties within 15 months of the decision to award a grant.
When also applying for the Production Incentive, the applicant must use the budget model of the Netherlands Film Production Incentive for the Dutch spending of the selective application;
The applicant will share pro rata in the worldwide proceeds of the film production: 100% (for feature films) or 60% (for documentaries) of the Film Fund contribution granted must be spent in the Netherlands (cast, crew, etc).

When to apply

Before a specific deadline

Several deadlines per year.

Upcoming deadline(s)

26 Aug 2024