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Grants for the audiovisual sector affected by COVID-19

Grants for the audiovisual sector affected by COVID-19

The grants, called by Netflix, the Film Academy Foundation of Spain, the Spanish Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts (ICAA) and Acción Cultural Española (AC/E), are aimed at the thousands of workers who are experiencing an economic situation precarious and cannot work due to the cessation of audiovisual production. Netflix contributes to launching this helpline in Spain, endowing it with a million euros. They can be requested between May 14 and 29, 2020.

The creation of this helpline in Spain is part of a global Netflix initiative (announced on March 20) that allocates $ 100 million to support film and television workers. A large part of this global fund is aimed at helping Netflix productions, in Spain and around the world. The rest will be distributed to professionals in the audiovisual industry in France, Italy, the United Kingdom or other countries.​

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