Film & TV · flagship sector

Financial steering built for your films and series.

From auteur film to platform series, from documentary to animation: CNC budget templates, tax credit, freelance crew, regional and European funding. maG covers the whole life cycle (development, production, distribution) and welcomes your related businesses too.

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Fitted to your sector

What maG brings to a film and TV production company

Your genres, their templates

Animation, series, documentaries, fiction, auteur films: each genre has its own ready-to-use budget template, whether the CNC's (France), a streaming platform's or your own.

Publicly funded or commercial

If you also produce advertising or branded content, maG switches to a margin logic within the same tool.

Related businesses

Distribution, cinemas, holding company: each company steered in the same tool, across several financial years.

Compliance and funders

CNC, regions, Europe, tax credit, international co-productions: analytical axes are set the moment an expense arrives, and funder reporting is composed from what is already recorded.

Further reading Publicly funded and commercial productions (in French) Fiction, series, documentary, animation, advertising, branded content: two economies, two families of tools, and how maG works with both.
What serves you most

The features most used in film and TV

Reporting

Budget position

Committed, evidenced, left to commit, down to the sub-line, with region and tax credit on every line.

Capture

Shooting expense claims

The whole crew sends from the set, and the coding follows.

Funding

Tax credit & revenue

Tracking of contributions, grants, tax credit and revenue returns.

See pricing Self-assessment (in French), 4 min

In living colour.

Our team is at your side, for a calm and efficient setup.

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