China Film Co-Production Corporation
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China Film Co-Production Corporation (Chinese: 中国电影合作制片公司), abbreviated as CFCC, is a Chinese film production company and distributor. It is a subsidiary of China Film Group Corporation. It was founded in August 1979, and for nearly three decades, CFCC has established good relations with filmmakers from over 50 countries and regions.
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China Film Co-Production Corporation is authorized by the state film administrative authorities to administer, coordinate and serve the Chinese-foreign film co-production business in line with the Regulations on Administration of the Film Industry and the Rules on Administration of the Chinese-Foreign Film Coproduction (Edict 31 by the SARFT). Its business and obligations are as follows:[1]
- Proceed applications of film co-production and assisting production between Chinese domestic film studios and foreign film companies or filmmakers; organize the signing of administration contracts among all cooperative parties; supervise and coordinate the execution of contract.
- Recommend Chinese host studios and provide service for foreign partners.
- Initially examine and make comments on the proposed script, and initially examine the finished film in reference to the approved script.
- Handle entry visas for foreign crews.
- Handle customs clearance for filming facilities, equipment and materials to be used in co-production.
- Proceed application of non-feature films and host foreign crews for location shooting in Mainland China.
- Do research on film co-production at home and abroad.
- Handle other matters requested by the state film administrative authorities.
CFCC has established two offices in charge of general administration and co-production business respectively. The general office takes care of general administration, secretary, finance and human resource matters. The business office takes care of administration, service and coordination of film co-production between Chinese film studios and foreign filmmakers, and hosting foreign crews for making non-feature films in Mainland China.
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