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Le Marché De L'animation En 2014 les études du CNC juin 2015 le marché de l’animation en 2014 télévision et cinéma, production, diffusion, audience Cette étude a été réalisée conjointement par la Direction de l’audiovisuel et de la création numérique et la Direction des études, des statistiques et de la prospective. Centre national du cinéma et de l’image animée 12, rue de Lübeck 75784 Paris cedex 16 Tél : 01.44.34.38.26 Fax : 01.44.34.34.55 www.cnc.fr Nicolas Besson, Fanny Beuré, Sophie Cheynet, Benoît Danard, Sylvain Dandine, Louis Gauthier, Flore Hakim, Sophie Jardillier, Alice Landrieu, Cindy Pierron, Laurence Peyré, Jessica Veyret. 2 Le marché de l’animation en 2014 Sommaire Objectifs ..................................................................................................................... 6 Méthodologie ............................................................................................................. 7 Synthèse .................................................................................................................... 9 I. La production audiovisuelle d’animation .................................................... 12 A. Volume de production de l’animation ......................................................................... 12 B. Financement de l’animation ....................................................................................... 13 a. Les financements français ..................................................................................................... 13 b. Les financements étrangers .................................................................................................. 14 C. Politique d’investissement des chaînes en animation ................................................ 14 a. Les chaînes nationales gratuites ........................................................................................... 15 b. Les chaînes payantes ............................................................................................................ 15 c. Les chaînes locales ............................................................................................................... 16 d. Les services en ligne ............................................................................................................. 16 D. Les formats d’animation............................................................................................. 17 E. L’animation selon le coût horaire ............................................................................... 18 F. Les dépenses de production d’animation ................................................................... 19 G. Les entreprises de production d’animation audiovisuelle ........................................... 21 II. La production française de longs métrages d’animation .......................... 25 A. Evolution et financement de la production ................................................................. 25 a. Le nombre de films produits .................................................................................................. 25 b. Les devis des films d’animation ............................................................................................. 26 c. Le financement des longs métrages d’animation agréés ...................................................... 27 d. Le financement par les chaînes des longs métrages d’animation ........................................ 29 e. Les films d’animation bénéficiaires de l’avance sur recettes ................................................ 31 B. Les coûts de production des films d’animation ........................................................... 31 III. Les films d’animation en salles .................................................................... 34 A. Les films d’animation en salles .................................................................................. 34 a. Evolution du nombre de films ................................................................................................ 34 b. Evolution des combinaisons de sortie ................................................................................... 36 c. Evolution des entrées et des recettes ................................................................................... 37 d. Durée de vie des films en salles ............................................................................................ 43 e. Les distributeurs .................................................................................................................... 45 B. Les frais de promotion des films d’animation ............................................................. 46 a. Investissements publicitaires des films d’animation .............................................................. 46 b. Investissements publicitaires selon la nationalité des films d’animation ............................... 49 C. Les coûts de distribution des films d’animation d’initiative française .......................... 51 Le marché de l’animation en 2014 3 IV. Le public des films d’animation en salles ................................................... 56 A. Le public des films d’animation .................................................................................. 56 a. Le public selon la nationalité ................................................................................................. 57 b. Le public selon la recommandation Art et Essai ................................................................... 58 c. Le public des films diffusés en 3D ......................................................................................... 59 B. Le public des films d’animation selon les tranches d’âge ........................................... 60 a. Les 3-14 ans .......................................................................................................................... 61 b. Les 15-24 ans ........................................................................................................................ 62 c. Les 25-49 ans ........................................................................................................................ 63 d. Les plus de 50 ans................................................................................................................. 64 V. L’animation à la télévision ............................................................................ 65 A. L’offre d’animation à la télévision ............................................................................... 65 a. L’offre des chaînes nationales historiques ............................................................................ 66 b. L’offre des chaînes TNT / TNT HD ........................................................................................ 72 c. L’offre des chaînes thématiques d’animation ........................................................................ 74 B. Les films d’animation à la télévision ........................................................................... 74 a. L’offre de films à la télévision ................................................................................................ 74 b. Diffusion selon la nationalité sur les chaînes nationales gratuites ........................................ 78 c. Diffusion selon l’horaire sur les chaînes nationales gratuites ............................................... 79 d. Saisonnalité de la diffusion .................................................................................................... 79 C. L’audience de l’animation à la télévision .................................................................... 80 a. L’audience sur les chaînes nationales historiques ................................................................ 82 b. L’audience sur les chaînes TNT / TNT HD ............................................................................ 85 c. L’audience des chaînes thématiques d’animation ................................................................. 86 VI. L’exportation de l’animation ........................................................................ 88 A. L’exportation des programmes audiovisuels français d’animation .............................. 88 a. Les performances des programmes audiovisuels d’animation français à l’international ...... 88 b. Les caractéristiques de l’exportation de programmes d’animation ....................................... 90 c. La géographie des préventes et des apports en coproduction de la production française de programmes audiovisuels d’animation ............................................................................................. 90 d. La géographie des ventes de programmes audiovisuels d’animation français ..................... 92 e. La concentration du secteur de l’exportation des programmes français d’animation ........... 93 B. L’exportation des films français d’animation............................................................... 94 a. Les résultats des films français d’animation à l’étranger depuis 2005 .................................. 94 b. Les résultats des films français d’animation par zone géographique .................................... 95 c. Les résultats des films français d’animation selon le type de coproduction .......................... 97 VII. L’animation en vidéo et télévision de rattrapage ....................................... 98 A. L’animation en vidéo physique................................................................................... 98 a. Les films d’animation en vidéo physique ..............................................................................
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