is the theme of an organized exchange last January 11 in Ngaoundere, under the Joint International Film Festival.
The state intervention in the development of cinema is the subject of a lively debate held Tuesday, January 11 last to the city hall of Ngaoundere, under the Joint International Film Festival (January 8-12). Around the table, four panelists: Cyrille Masso, director, producer and sponsor of the festival, Serge Pascal Oumarou Regional Representative for
büro of Bremen in Germany , came to share his experience.
outset, Emmanuel Tentchou talked about what the State to support cinema production in Cameroon which he described as "insignificant": participation in national festivals and international support for creation of the selected works
copyright and related rights law to author, the adoption of the law on legal deposit, training through the creation of arts courses in universities ... All actions "within the limits of budgetary possibilities," he said though. Thus, in 2010, a dozen film projects were eligible for funding. Only holders of eligible works does not always receive that money when they need it most.
Tentchou Emmanuel explained that the Minister of Finance who is the manager
public finances. Cyrille Masso
him, deplored the vagueness that exists in the selection criteria
works and the lack of an actual and direct production support
youth whose works usually cost cheaper. The regional delegate responded that young people should be supporting the projects of the Ministry of Youth
The discussion was fruitful recommendations. Cyrille Masso, the organization of professional lobbying group is necessary for the development of cinema. Emmanuel Tentchou adds to this condition the public awareness of film culture. Serge Pascal Oumarou, these foundations should encourage the States General of cinema. He said he was ready to support lobbying professionals to enroll as town halls
cultural activities in their programs. He also called for a synergy between actors and directors of the culture for a successful film.
Stephanie Dongmo
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