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Répartition Régionale Des Interventions De La SODEC 2012/2013 Régions Centrales musique et variétés cinéma et production télévisuelle Répartition régionale des interventions Montréal de la SODEC 2012/2013 Capitale-Nationale livre Régions centrales métiers d’art patrimoine arts visuels Répartition régionale des interventions de la SODEC en 2012-2013 Afin de dresser un portrait plus complet de son intervention régionale, la SODEC a compilé l’aide accordée aux entreprises ou aux événements qui contribuent à la vie culturelle des différentes régions, qu’ils soient situés dans la région ou non. Évolution des interventions de la SODEC, par région administrative, 2010-2011 à 2012-2013 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 Région Montant Montant Montant Nbre % % Nbre % % Nbre % % administrative ($) ($) ($) Bas-Saint- 01 49 2,4 544 341 1,0 43 2,0 382 736 0,7 47 2,0 1 806 549 2,9 Laurent Saguenay- 02 Lac-Saint- 32 1,6 319 219 0,6 33 1,5 371 807 0,6 48 2,1 428 563 0,7 Jean Capitale- 03 154 7,6 3 398 207 6,1 167 7,8 4 845 469 8,4 202 8,7 5 238 843 8,4 Nationale 04 Mauricie 32 1,6 225 530 0,4 34 1,6 252 900 0,4 44 1,9 252 547 0,4 05 Estrie 34 1,7 250 897 0,4 43 2,0 309 206 0,5 54 2,3 314 025 0,5 06 Montréal 1 319 65,2 46 755 110 83,8 1 420 66,2 47 074 237 81,6 1 510 65,1 50 846 155 81,2 07 Outaouais 15 0,8 168 055 0,3 20 0,9 188 006 0,3 30 1,3 220 509 0,4 Abitibi- 08 28 1,4 423 215 0,8 29 1,3 450 912 0,8 37 1,6 550 764 0,9 Témiscamingue 09 Côte-Nord 8 0,4 128 614 0,2 6 0,3 136 400 0,2 9 0,4 144 170 0,2 Nord-du- 10 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Québec Gaspésie- 11 Îles-de-la- 25 1,2 214 712 0,4 25 1,2 381 571 0,7 27 1,2 155 782 0,2 Madeleine Chaudière- 12 38 1,9 189 262 0,4 38 1,8 186 499 0,3 39 1,7 146 448 0,2 Appalaches 13 Laval 17 0,8 195 037 0,3 23 1,0 240 834 0,5 11 0,5 172 778 0,3 14 Lanaudière 46 2,3 326 602 0,6 43 2,0 193 025 0,3 36 1,6 257 391 0,4 15 Laurentides 59 2,9 360 995 0,6 61 2,8 626 422 1,1 60 2,6 390 431 0,6 16 Montérégie 150 7,4 2 242 638 4,0 153 7,1 2 015 425 3,5 154 6,5 1 650 902 2,6 Centre-du- 17 17 0,8 60 579 0,1 10 0,5 53 379 0,1 12 0,5 42 023 0,1 Québec Total 2 023 100,0 55 803 013 100,0 2 146 100,0 57 708 828 100,0 2 320 100,0 62 617 880 100,0 2 Évolution des montants accordés par la SODEC aux entreprises de la région de Montréal, 2010-2011 à 2012-2013 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 Domaine Nbre Montant ($) % Nbre Montant ($) % Nbre Montant ($) % Cinéma et production télévisuelle 464 32 484 124 69,5 446 30 656 026 65,1 426 34 157 122 67,2 Livre et édition spécialisée 211 3 513 651 7,5 234 3 737 932 8,0 213 3 645 472 7,2 Métiers d’art / Arts visuels 132 2 643 326 5,7 149 2 825 831 6,0 305 3 312 120 6,5 Musique et variétés 511 8 101 795 17,3 591 9 854 448 20,9 566 9 731 441 19,1 Plurisectoriel 1 12 214 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Total 1 319 46 755 110 100,0 1 420 47 074 237 100,0 1 510 50 846 155 100,0 Liste des entreprises ou des professionnels qui on reçu du soutien financier de la SODEC dans la région de Montréal, par domaine, 2012-2013 Nom de l’entreprise ou des Objet Municipalité Outil financier Montant ($) professionnels CINÉMA ET PRODUCTION TÉLÉVISUELLE 34 157 123 Programme d’aide à la scénarisation Aide sélective aux scénaristes et aux scénaristes-réalisateurs Alleyn, Jennifer Merveille Montréal Investissement 20 000 François Barbeau, l’homme qui fait Beaudry, Jean Montréal Investissement l’habit qui fait le moine 17 000 Boulianne, Bruno Monsieur Riopelle et moi Montréal Investissement 17 000 Cantin, Roger Spare parts Montréal Investissement 20 000 Copti, Marie-Hélène Retour de Saturne, Le Montréal Investissement 20 000 Davis, Mary Ellen Dérives Montréal Investissement 10 000 Demers, Claude Voyage d’Alex, Le Montréal Investissement 20 000 Donovan, Michael Leo Christmas Carol Montréal Investissement 10 000 Forest, Éloïse Lui Montréal Investissement 10 000 Ghioni, Carlo Peluches sont parties, Les Montréal Investissement 10 000 Hayeur, Isabelle Making of Montréal Investissement 10 000 Henderson, Anne Love Child and the Changeling, The Montréal Investissement 8 300 Isitan, Isaac Islande tout feu toutes femmes Montréal Investissement 17 000 Landry, Claude Bob Montréal Investissement 9 800 Leblanc, Carl Bout du monde, Le Montréal Investissement 12 000 L’Espérance, Sylvain Un homme dans la file Montréal Investissement 20 000 Mackenzie, Michael Credit Montréal Investissement 9 800 Magny, André Ile de la demoiselle, L’ Beaconsfield Investissement 10 000 Monty, Michel Accidents de parcours Montréal Investissement 20 000 Poliquin, Carole Qu’est-ce que la richesse? Montréal Investissement 17 000 Saint-Pierre, Marie-Josée Oscar Montréal Investissement 10 000 Tougas, Anne-Marie Hublot de ses mots, Le Montréal-Est Investissement 10 000 Uloth, David Green Tree Summer Montréal Investissement 10 000 3 Aide aux entreprises de production Aide sélective aux entreprises de production du secteur privé 1976 Productions inc. Air du temps, L’ Montréal Investissement 10 000 1976 Productions inc. Little Dog Boy Montréal Investissement 7 717 1976 Productions inc. Oublier Charlotte Montréal Investissement 12 000 3090-5178 Québec inc. (Palomar) A Nutshell of Infinite Space Montréal Investissement 10 000 Je suis morte un vendredi à 4 heures 8005605 Canada inc. (Films Mediabiz) Montréal Investissement et demie 10 000 9054-3513 Québec inc. (Filmo) Entre ciel et mer Montréal Investissement 10 000 9097-4767 Québec inc. (Films Camera Jour où Barbara est sortie, Le Montréal Investissement Oscura, Les) 16 000 9097-4767 Québec inc. (Films Camera Motel Bonheur Montréal Investissement Oscura, Les) 5 000 9125-6396 Québec inc. (Films 53/12) Acrobat, The Montréal Investissement 10 000 9125-6396 Québec inc. (Films 53/12) Qu’est-ce que tu deviens? Montréal Investissement 10 000 9125-6396 Québec inc. (Films 53/12) Qu’est-ce que tu deviens? Montréal Investissement 7 500 9219-3010 Québec inc. (Maison de Affamés, Les Montréal Investissement Prod, La) 17 500 9219-3010 Québec inc. (Maison de Arsenault & fils Montréal Investissement Prod, La) 10 000 A Média inc. 23 décembre Montréal Investissement 10 000 A Média inc. Trip à trois Montréal Investissement 17 500 Amérique Film inc. De l’amour pour Noël Montréal Investissement 10 000 Amérique Film inc. De l’amour pour Noël Montréal Investissement 10 000 B360 Media inc., Corporation Silo Pans of Steel Montréal Investissement 10 000 Ciné Qua Non Média inc. Angoli Mala Montréal Investissement 10 000 Ciné Télé Action inc. Pure laine Montréal Investissement 10 000 Datsit Studios inc. Héritier, L’ Montréal Investissement 10 000 Ema Films inc. Burning & Nina Montréal Investissement 17 500 Ema Films inc. Cobarde Montréal Investissement 10 000 Films Baliverna inc., Les Major Montréal Investissement 10 000 Films Baliverna inc., Les Naskanawidj Montréal Investissement 17 500 Films Beitel/Lazar inc., Les Entre la paix et la guerre Montréal Investissement 17 500 Films de la Tortue inc., Les Xalko Montréal Investissement 15 000 Films du Boulevard inc. Bataille Montréal Investissement 10 000 Films du Boulevard inc. Kissing Kizmet Montréal Investissement 10 000 Films du Boulevard inc. Menaud, Maître Draveur Montréal Investissement 17 500 Films du Boulevard inc. Prisonniers Montréal Investissement 10 000 Films du Rapide-Blanc inc. 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