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Find similar grantsSouth African Film and Television Production Incentive is sponsored by The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC). This incentive program offers a reimbursable grant to qualifying South African productions, including documentaries.
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Hit enter to search or ESC to close Department of Trade Industry and Competition (DTIC) – Film and TV Production/Post-production Incentives Department of Trade Industry and Competition (DTIC) – Film and TV Production/Post-production Incentives.
The DTIC administers three types of film and television incentives: Foreign Film and TV Production and Post-Production Incentive SA Film and TV Production and Co-Production The South African Emerging Black Filmmakers Incentive (SA Emerging Black Film) For details regarding these incentives, click here . To apply for these incentive programmes, please download the guidelines and application forms below.
Click on the relevant document title below to download The South African film industry is invited to comment on the following coproduction treaties. Deadline: 30 April 2021.
Foreign Film and Television Production and Post-Production Incentive Guidelines: Foreign Film and Television Production and Post-Production Incentive Application form: Foreign Film and Television Production and Post-Production Incentive Annexure F Qualifying Formats Detailed Descriptions SA Film & TV Production and Co-production (SA Film) Guidelines: South African Film and Television Production and Co-production Incentive Application form: South African Film and Television Production and Co-production Incentive Annexure F Qualifying Formats Detailed Descriptions The South African Emerging Black Filmmakers Incentive (SA Emerging Black Film) Guidelines: SA Emerging Black Film Application form:SA Emerging Black Film Annexure F Qualifying Formats Detailed Descriptions South African Revenue Service – The Film Tax Incentive/Allowance The South African Revenue Service introduced Section 120 of the Income Tax Act in 2012, which provides an incentive in the form of a tax allowance to stimulate film production.
To qualify for the tax allowance, taxpayers must meet the following criteria: Income must be derived from a film. The film must be approved as a local film or co-production. Income must be allocable to the initial investors.
Income must be derived from the exploitation of rights. Income must fall within 10 years. Guide to the Exemption from normal tax of income from films Guide to the Taxation of Film Owners An overview of Proudly South African productions.
The NFVF Film Library is a good source of information on local films. Find information on films that ae currently showing. View frequently asked questions and answers about the NFVF.
View frequently asked questions and answers about the NFVF Funding and application process. View frequently asked questions and answers about the South African Film Industry. View frequently asked questions and answers about the NFVF.
View frequently asked questions and answers about the NFVF Funding and application process. View frequently asked questions and answers about the South African Film Industry. An overview of Proudly South African productions.
The NFVF Film Library is a good source of information on local films. Find information on films that are currently showing. View frequently asked questions and answers about the NFVF.
View frequently asked questions and answers about the NFVF Funding and application process. View frequently asked questions and answers about the South African Film Industry. Find out about the South African Film and Television Awards.
Find out how the NFVF conducts and commissions research, collects and disseminates statistics, and analyses South African film industry trends. Funding Overview and Criteria The NFVF provides funding for film and video-related productions. Marketing and Distribution Learn more about funding for marketing and distribution of South African films.
Production Funding Learn more about funding for films in production. Festival Hosting Provides opportunities for filmmakers to increase their distribution channels. Development Funding Learn more about funding for films and television concepts in development.
Festival Attendance The NFVF provides funding to filmmakers to attend screenings of their work. Education and Training Funding Find out more about national and international bursaries, grants for training providers and our in-house training programmes. Funding Approvals Information on Funding Approvals.
Filmmaking Overview Information on the film production industry in South Africa. Co-Productions Information on Co-Production treaties, guidelines and application forms. Incentives Learn about film and TV production incentives.
Industry Organisations Links to South African film industry organisations. Locations Discover filming locations across the country. Screen Writing Find tips and online resources to help improve screen writing and view our script editors database.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: South African production companies. Documentaries must have a minimum QSAPE of R500,000. At least 60% of principal photography must be filmed in South Africa. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
South African Film and Television Production Incentive is funded by The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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