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2010, Er Basert På Mellombels Oppgåver Frå Film & Kino Norsk Filminstitutt er staten sitt forvaltningsorgan for filmpolitikk og rådgjevar i filmpolitiske spørsmål. Norsk filminstitutt (NFI) vart etablert 1. april 2008. NFI blir leia av direktør og eit styre med ti representantar. Norsk filminstitutt forvaltar tilskottsordningar regulerte i Forskrift om tilskudd til audiovisuelle produksjoner av 7. september 2009. I tillegg forvaltar instituttet tilskott til utvikling og støtte til filmkulturelle tiltak. Alt talmaterialet i denne rapporten som vedkjem kinobesøk eller billettinntekter for 2010, er basert på mellombels oppgåver frå Film & Kino. Endelege tal ligg ikkje føre idet rapporten vert gjort ferdig. Film & Kino melder at dei ventar at det berre vil vere mindre avvik mellom førebels og endelege statistiske oppgåver for 2010. Årsrapport 2010 Norsk filminstitutt Ansvarleg redaktør Mette Tharaldsen Redaksjon, tekstbidrag, statistikk og analyse Guro Lindebjerg, Nils Klevjer Aas Forsidedesign Lise Kihle Norsk filminstitutt, Informasjonsavdelinga, januar-februar 2011 Innhald 1. 2010 – ei oppsummering ............................................................................................................................................................... 4 2. Rekneskap for 2010, med forklaring på avvik ................................................................................................................................ 8 2.1 Driftsrekneskap 2010 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 8 2.2 Fondsrekneskap 2010 ................................................................................................................................................................. 10 2.3 Dei filmpolitiske måla –oppbygginga av årsrapporten .................................................................................................. 11 3. Delmål 1: Styrka produksjon ....................................................................................................................................................... 12 3.1 Auke i langfilmar per år .............................................................................................................................................................. 13 3.2 Handsama søknader om tilskott til audiovisuell produksjon....................................................................................... 15 3.2.1 Søknadsmassen ............................................................................................................................................................................... 15 3.2.2 Tilskott.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 17 3.3 Kinofilm.............................................................................................................................................................................................. 18 3.4 Kortfilm .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 23 3.5 Dokumentarfilm (som ikkje er kinofilm) ............................................................................................................................... 25 3.6 Fjernsynsdrama .............................................................................................................................................................................. 27 3.7 Interaktive produksjonar ............................................................................................................................................................ 28 3.8 Pakkefinansiering .......................................................................................................................................................................... 29 3.9 Manuskriptstøtte ............................................................................................................................................................................ 31 3.10 Talentutvikling, kurs og stipend ............................................................................................................................................... 32 3.10.1 Kurs, seminar og stipend utland ............................................................................................................................................... 33 3.10.2 MEDIA-programmet: Kurs og kompetansebygging ................................................................................................................ 34 3.10.3 Film Commission Norway ......................................................................................................................................................... 36 3.11 Private investeringar og auka marknadsinntekter .......................................................................................................... 38 3.11.1 Eigenkapital ................................................................................................................................................................................ 38 3.11.2 Auka marknadsinntekter........................................................................................................................................................... 39 3.12 Overnasjonal støtte ....................................................................................................................................................................... 39 3.12.1 Eurimages ................................................................................................................................................................................... 39 3.12.2 Nordisk film- og TV-fond ........................................................................................................................................................... 42 3.12.3 MEDIA-programmet: tilskott til den norske audiovisuelle bransjen ..................................................................................... 46 4. Delmål 2: Solid publikumsoppslutning ........................................................................................................................................ 49 4.1 Kinofilmpremierar 2010 ............................................................................................................................................................. 55 4.1.1 Besøkstal, marknadsdel og billettinntekt ...................................................................................................................................... 56 4.1.2 Samproduksjonar, barne- og ungdomsfilmar ............................................................................................................................... 58 4.2 Marknadsdel for norske filmar på klikkefilm og dvd...................................................................................................... 60 4.3 Norske filmar som klikkefilm .................................................................................................................................................... 60 4.3.1 Norske filmar på dvd ....................................................................................................................................................................... 60 4.4 Eksport av norsk film og tv-drama ........................................................................................................................................ 63 5. Delmål 3: Kvalitet og mangfald ................................................................................................................................................... 66 5.1 Uttrykksform, produksjonskostnad ........................................................................................................................................ 67 5.1.1 Sjanger ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 67 5.1.2 Produksjonskostnad ........................................................................................................................................................................ 68 5.1.3 Målgrupper ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 72 1 5.1.4 Terningkast frå filmkritikarane– ein kvalitetsindikator ................................................................................................................ 73 5.2 Sterke filmmiljø .............................................................................................................................................................................. 77 5.2.1 Geografisk spreiing i premierefilmar ............................................................................................................................................. 77 5.2.2 Geografisk spreiing i søknadsmassen ............................................................................................................................................ 78 5.2.3 Samarbeid med dei regionale filmsentra .....................................................................................................................................
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