콘텐츠 제작을 위한 자금조달 관련 법률에대한 검토

Not only copyright issues but also financing matters are critical factors with respects to the contents production. With the introduction of SPC for cultural industry, which set forth under the revision of Framework Act on the Promotion of Cultural Industries 2006, Production and finance sectors can be operated separately enhancing the transparency in capital flows and investment risk. In this context, we positively can evaluate that the institutional frame of financing for contents productions on a project base has been established in some level. Nevertheless, since investors ought to assume the high-risk in the event that the content fails to be completed, current system should be made supplemented with the completion Bond. Once the system become effective, it can contribute the risk split between completion and profitability, which will eventually promote the production based on the stable financing system. Even though the content evaluation is provided under the applicable law, the criteria for the evaluation and competent authority, under which popularity and profitability of potential content is reviewed, has yet to be established. In this regard, the criteria for the content evaluation system should be urgently prepared so that investment in private sector such as bank can be actively induced to the cultural industry based on the result of the evaluation.