GrantFranceChecked 16 Oct 2026 · rechecked 17 Oct 2026

CNC — documentary innovation: writing

Closes 2 Nov 2026

Monday 2 November 2026

Rechecked on the official page, 17 Oct 2026. The 2 November writing-aid deposit date is confirmed on the CNC fund page.

Official page

Official page: https://www.cnc.fr/professionnels/aides-et-financements/multi-sectoriel/ecriture-et-developpement/fonds-daide-a-linnovation-en-documentaire-de-creation_2198824

Who can apply
Documentary authors who are French or from listed EU and European treaty countries
You get
A fixed €10,000 writing award, paid directly to the author or authors
Entry fee
Not published
Making
Documentary
Stage
Writing
Type
Grant

Dates

  1. Closes

Who can apply

Documentary authors who are French or from listed EU and European treaty countries

Limited to France and the EU. The test is your citizenship.

What you get

A fixed €10,000 writing award, paid directly to the author or authors

Headline amount€10,000Fixed writing award, not the development average.

Amounts stay in the currency the organiser uses. Caps, totals and alternatives are listed as published; don’t add them up.

What it costs

The official page didn’t state an entry fee when we read it on 17 Oct 2026. That isn’t the same as free: check the form before you count on it.

What to bring

The materials list isn’t in our notes. The application form will have it.

Terms to read first

Money termsNo ordinary revenue recoupment established for the listed grant route; reporting, eligible-cost, contractual and recovery-for-breach terms still apply.

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