Ordonnance no 11-71 du 5 juillet 1948, rendant executoire dans le territoire du Ruanda-Urundi, l’ordonnance no 53Cont du ler Mai 1936 sur la creation des films cinematographiques | 11-71 — Rwanda law | Esheria

Ordonnance no 11-71 du 5 juillet 1948, rendant executoire dans le territoire du Ruanda-Urundi, l’ordonnance no 53Cont du ler Mai 1936 sur la creation des films cinematographiques

A person acting professionally may not take photographs or film shots in public or publicly accessible places for a cinematographic film unless they have a prior special authorisation from the Governor General.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Decree law
Citation
11-71
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
fr
Updated
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authorisations authorization conditions cost reimbursement effective date film production filming on-set compliance permits photography security deposit

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A person acting professionally may not take photographs or film shots in public or publicly accessible places for a cinematographic film unless they have a prior special authorisation from the Governor General. People seeking authorization must submit their application to the Governor General at least three months before film production begins. The applicant’s signed authorization request must include specified personal details, the requested duration and filming provinces, and a film scenario in two signed copies. Le Gouverneur General peut, dans certains cas, dispenser le requerant de presenter un scenario detaille du film a creer. The Governor General may make authorization conditional on permanent supervision and a prior written promise to reimburse costs; he may also require a security deposit and decide its amount.