Liban

Fonds de soutien

Objectifs du fonds

No funding is available at present moment due to 74% budget cuts. The overall aims of the Screen Institute is to support and promote film in all its forms as an important means of expression of cultural, artistic and social values / To provide advanced level of education and training for creative...

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Objectifs du fonds

The Arab Fund for Arts and Culture - AFAC was founded in 2007 through the initiative of Arab cultural activists as an independent foundation to support individual artists, writers, researchers, intellectuals, as well as organizations from the Arab region working in the field of arts and culture. Since...

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Réglementation

No visa is required for a a 6-month stay for the citizens of the following countries: Bahrain,  Kuwait,  Oman,  Qatar,  Saudi Arabia,  United Arab Emirates.
No visa is required for a a 3-month stay for the citizens of the following countries: Jordan
For more details please consult: http://www.emigrants.gov.lb/default.aspx

Permits are generally a quick and easy process. Locking down city streets typically takes about a week to permit. Journalists heading to film in Beirut’s southern suburbs will need permission from Hezbollah’s media office and an accompanying escort. You will need to write a letter from your media organization requesting a permit to film in Lebanon addressed to the Head of International Media Relations, Ministry of Information.

ATA carnet accepted

The standard VAT rate is 10%

The copyright protection in Lebanon originally available to literary and artistic works is now extended to computer software, video films and all kind of audio-visual works.

Social security Working Hours. The standard working time is eight hours per day or the equivalent of 40 hours per week as set by the Labor Law guidelines. The maximum legal duration of work cannot exceed 48 hours per week.

Traités de coproduction

Actualités (en anglais)