
PROCIREP, the collective management organisation of film and audiovisual producers.
We collect and distribute producers’ audiovisual private-copying remuneration, and we support creation through our cultural-action funds.
Managing rights, supporting creation.
Rights management
Collection and distribution of private-copying remuneration, ANGOA/AGICOA, and ISAN identification of works for producers.
Learn more →Creation support: Film
The Film Commission supports the development and production of cinematographic works. Two submission windows per year.
Criteria & dates →Creation support: Television
The Television Commission supports audiovisual works: documentary, fiction, animation, live performance.
Criteria & dates →Collects and distributes the private-copying remuneration, and supports creation.
Collects and distributes the rights for the retransmission of television programmes by third-party cable, satellite, ADSL and similar operators.
Take part in the general meetings and governance of the societies. You can join PROCIREP, ANGOA, or both.
The works we support
A glimpse of the works backed by PROCIREP and ANGOA’s Film and Television commissions.










Latest updates
Dates of the 2026 General Meetings
In accordance with the statutory provisions, the upcoming General Meetings of PROCIREP and ANGOA will be held on Monday 29 June 2026, chaired by Isabelle MADELAINE.
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Collective opinion piece in support of the AI bill
PROCIREP, the society of film and television producers, supports the collective opinion piece calling on Members of Parliament to place the bill in favor of the presumption of use of cultural content on the agenda of the National Assembly.B...
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Creative sectors welcome the opinion of the Council of State confirming the robustness of the Senate’s bill on the presumption of use of works by AI systems
Just days before the review of the bill establishing a presumption of exploitation of cultural content by AI providers, the opinion of the Council of State (requested by the President of the Senate a few weeks ago) was made public this Mond...
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