Film Industry Support 15. nóvember 2006 14:02 Film makers Baltasar Kormákur and Friðrik Þór sign agreement Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir, Minister of Education and Culture and Árni M. Mathiesen, Minister of Finance signed an agreement with the Icelandic Filmmaker‘s Association to strengthen the Icelandic film industry during the next four years. The agreement calls for a support to Icelandic film making from 372 million kronur this year to 700 million kronur in the year 2010. With the agreement the aim is to make four full length Icelandic films a year and the production grant from Kvikmyndasjóður should be 50% instead of 40% today. Special emphasis should be made for children and family films and special support for short films and documentaries will continue. Minister Gunnarsdóttir was very pleased with the agreement and said that this day was a milestone in Icelandic film making. „The future is bright and we are taking big steps forward,“ she said. Film director Baltasar Kormákur spoke on behalf of film makers and said this agreement was a breakthrough in Icelandic film making. News News in English Mest lesið Vill þyngri refsingu fyrir Margréti Löf Innlent Játar innbrot í búin Innlent Viðar Örn gaf Sævari Louis Vuitton-tösku Innlent Norðmenn kynna „stærstu breytingarnar frá upphafi“ á EES samstarfinu Erlent „Er þetta ekki komið út í hártoganir?“ Innlent Sundþjálfari KR með hníf á lofti fyrir lykilfund sundfólks Innlent Þurftu að keyra á hnífamann sem slóst við lögreglu Innlent Lífsnauðsynlegt að meðhöndla risarækjur líkt og kjúkling Innlent Segir Karl hafa hljómað himinlifandi eftir dauða Díönu Erlent „Við höldum í fjallarómantíkina“ Innlent
Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir, Minister of Education and Culture and Árni M. Mathiesen, Minister of Finance signed an agreement with the Icelandic Filmmaker‘s Association to strengthen the Icelandic film industry during the next four years. The agreement calls for a support to Icelandic film making from 372 million kronur this year to 700 million kronur in the year 2010. With the agreement the aim is to make four full length Icelandic films a year and the production grant from Kvikmyndasjóður should be 50% instead of 40% today. Special emphasis should be made for children and family films and special support for short films and documentaries will continue. Minister Gunnarsdóttir was very pleased with the agreement and said that this day was a milestone in Icelandic film making. „The future is bright and we are taking big steps forward,“ she said. Film director Baltasar Kormákur spoke on behalf of film makers and said this agreement was a breakthrough in Icelandic film making.
News News in English Mest lesið Vill þyngri refsingu fyrir Margréti Löf Innlent Játar innbrot í búin Innlent Viðar Örn gaf Sævari Louis Vuitton-tösku Innlent Norðmenn kynna „stærstu breytingarnar frá upphafi“ á EES samstarfinu Erlent „Er þetta ekki komið út í hártoganir?“ Innlent Sundþjálfari KR með hníf á lofti fyrir lykilfund sundfólks Innlent Þurftu að keyra á hnífamann sem slóst við lögreglu Innlent Lífsnauðsynlegt að meðhöndla risarækjur líkt og kjúkling Innlent Segir Karl hafa hljómað himinlifandi eftir dauða Díönu Erlent „Við höldum í fjallarómantíkina“ Innlent