Through its studio focus, making-of, screenings, and previews, this year edition is the perfect place to discover the diversity and richness of international animation made in France, from blockbusters and adaptations of beloved IP to award-winning series, adult animation and Virtual Reality experiences.
Filming in a police station, immersing oneself in a judicial police department, finding out about a procedure... The French Ministry of the Interior and Overseas Territories’ Cinema Mission proposes a range of support measures, which are being presented since May 15 on the Film France-CNC Pavilion of the 77th Cannes Film Festival. Catherine Moreau, project manager in the steering and strategy department of the Information and Communication Delegation (DICOM), explains what it is all about.
In Cannes, Film France/CNC has a dedicated space within the International Village where local film commissions, professional and institutional partners, as well as VFX studios and locations are represented and available to meet accredited professionals looking for information and advice to prepare their projects in France.
Shooting a movie in a court or a series in a prison is possible with the support of the French Ministry of Justice’s “Cinema Mission’’. Perrine Piat, in charge of fiction projects and heritage enhancement within the ministry, explains what it is all about.
Released on AppleTV+ on April 12th, the new limited series “Franklin’’ — supported by the CNC's tax rebate for international productions —, was mostly filmed at the Palace of Versailles. Jeanne Hollande, Manager in charge of film shoots in the estate, shares the behind-the-scenes details and discusses the challenges of hosting cinematographic and audiovisual productions.
Karen Muller Serreau, who has been designing costumes for some thirty years, tells us how she came up with the costumes for The New Look, the new Apple series devoted to Parisian fashion during the Second World War. The project involved reproducing famous dresses from Christian Dior's first fashion shows.
French director and director of photography Denis Lagrange, specialized in filming in marine and underwater environments, explains the challenges of his career combining passion, technology, safety, environmentalism and a yearning for adventure.
Get a taste of France in London next month by connecting with Film France – CNC team and local film commissions from Paris Region and South of France during FOCUS London. New soundstages developments, investment to increase the talent pool, filming in France during the Olympics, let’s talk about the exciting things happening in France right now!
For the Netflix series "All the Light We Cannot See", a medieval-looking town in the Aveyron department posed as Saint-Malo in the 1940s, with the help of Occitanie films. Read on to find out more.
The “Centre national du cinéma et de l’image animée (CNC)”, the City of Paris’ “Mission Cinéma” and Film Paris Region presented on 26th September, the rules that will apply to the organization of film shoots in Paris and the Paris region during the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Season one of The Serpent Queen, the American series dramatizing the life of Catherine de Medici throughout her reign, was shot in France. On the occasion of Paris Images (a yearly professional event to showcase the French film and audiovisual industries’ dynamism) and while the second season is already underway, we have met with executive producer John Bernard (Peninsula Film) to discuss the process of recreating this prosperous period on screen. A work that combined visual effects with in-studio and on- location shooting.
Between 1940 and 1941, an American network based in Marseille organised the escape of thousands of refugees. To tell the story of this little-known chapter in the history of the WWII, series creator Anna Winger wanted to film in natural settings in the south of France. Over 4 months, the city of Marseille played host to the filming of this ambitious historical series. Here’s how.
