Feature Film definition

Feature Film means a motion picture produced for initial exhibition in a commercial motion picture theatre.
Feature Film means, but is not limited to, a dramatic, comedic, animated, or documentary film, or high definition digital production with no commercial interruption, and intended for Multimarket Commercial Distribution to motion picture theaters, directly to the home video and/or DVD markets, cable television, premium cable, broadcast television, video on demand, streaming services, or advertiser supported sites.
Feature Film means a production of a film intended for commercial distribution to a motion picture theater, directly to the home video market, or via the Internet that has a running time of at least seventy-five (75) minutes in length.

Examples of Feature Film in a sentence

  • It is recommended that you contact your Feature Film Executive to discuss your project before submitting your application, especially if you are a first-time applicant or if you have a project that Telefilm is not aware of.

  • An Independent Film issued a Credit Allocation Letter in accordance with the provisions in section 17053.85(b)(6) of the Revenue and Taxation Code, whose budget of qualified expenditures exceeds $10 million, shall be reclassified as a Feature Film.

  • For projects submitted to the Indigenous Stream and/or having Indigenous content, applicants are encouraged to add information about the Indigenous identities of the team as described in question 29 below.For further information, applicants may contact their Feature Film Executive, the Lead, Indigenous Initiatives, the Lead, Inclusion Initiatives, or the Inclusion Initiatives Advisor.

  • Resources within the Canada Feature Film Fund are allocated on a linguistic basis which maintains approximately one third of funding for French-language projects.

  • Please contact your investment analyst and Feature Film Executive as soon as possible if there are updates to your project.


More Definitions of Feature Film

Feature Film means a full length cinematograph film produced wholly or partly in India with a format and a story woven around a number of characters where the plot is revealed mainly through dialogues and not wholly through narration, animation or cartoon depiction, and does not include an advertisement film:
Feature Film means a standalone documentary or dramatic production 75 minutes or longer in duration. This definition includes standalone productions that are a sequel or are part of a franchise, but only if the Production will be sold and marketed individually.
Feature Film means a film commonly screened as the main attraction in commercial cinemas that is no less than 60 minutes, or in the case of a large format (IMAX) film no less than 45 minutes and shot and processed to commercial standards, for cinema exhibition or television broadcast.
Feature Film means every feature length motion picture for which Studio controls all applicable Necessary Rights.
Feature Film means a New Release or Library Picture.
Feature Film means a feature-length motion picture for which Licensor unilaterally controls without restriction all Necessary Rights which Licensor makes available for license hereunder, including Current Films, Early Window Films, Foreign Films and Library Films.
Feature Film means a full-length animated Motion Picture developed and produced solely by the Production WFOE, branded with the brand and trademark of the Company (as determined by the Board of Directors in accordance with Article 101 of the Charter), distributed in the Territory solely by the Ancillary WFOE and released theatrically worldwide, including release in China on a major scale consistent with the release of a major Motion Picture and on a number of screens comparable to the top-five grossing Motion Pictures in China during the twelve-month period prior to such animated Motion Picture’s release.