3/02/2020

#ScreenOpps #ScreenOppsMar20

and WomenArts present












#ScreenOpps
#ScreenOppsMar20
Submission opportunities for women in film/video.

##Opportunities with hashtags are for selected populations.
**Opportunities starred are for womxn only.

Special Opportunity 

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Film Festivals
Artemis Women In Action Film Festival
Artemis Motion Pictures brings you the first film festival dedicated to honoring female action and empowerment heroes. Our sixth edition marks a continued celebration of powerful women taking action onscreen. From female action heroes to female activists, we shine a spotlight on women in narrative, documentary and animated films who are fearless, fierce, and revolutionary.
AWIAFF extols the women who kick ass and change culture! Film has both the power to entertain and to awaken - to awaken awareness of the dynamic and powerful roles of women in our society and throughout the world. Our festival mission is to both kick ass and open minds.
  • When/Where: April 22nd-25th, 2021
  • Deadline: October 31st (Late Deadline), January 15th, 2021 (Notification Date)
  • Application Fee: $22.50-$85
  • Eligibility:
    • Submit all narrative, animated, and documentary FILMS and SCRIPTS in any genre featuring women starring or co-starring as a physical action and/or empowerment characters. Gender of writers, directors, producers, etc is immaterial for qualification.
    • Submit all MUSIC in any genre that is a film score, composition, song, or theme song created by female composers, female led bands, and female solo artists. Gender of creators MUST be female or female led.
    • All categories are competition categories with awards in each category.
  • Categories: Shorts, Features, Documentaries
  • Address: 2633 Lincoln Blvd. #254 Santa Monica, CA 90405
  • Contact: TeamArtemis@artemisfilmfestival.com
LA Women in Film Festival
The LA Women in Film Festival champions female identifying filmmakers and female driven storytelling. We will be accepting submissions from Female Identifying Directors, Writers, Majority Female Crew (at least 50%) and/or Female Driven Stories of any genre.
  • When/Where: July 23rd - July26th, 2020
  • Deadline: March 6th (Regular Deadline), April 10th (Late Deadline), May 15th (Extended Deadline), June 5th (Last Chance), June 17th (Notification Date)
  • Application Fee: $22.50-$50
  • Eligibility:
    • All Films must feature work produced by female identifying filmmakers and female driven storytelling. We will be accepting submissions from FEMALE IDENTIFYING DIRECTORS, WRITERS, MAJORITY FEMALE CREW (at least 50%) and/or FEMALE DRIVEN STORIES of ANY GENRE. 
    • All entries must be in English or - SUBTITLED, DUBBED, unless special arrangements have been made with festival. 
    • Film Entrants must submit online screeners through filmfreeway for consideration. 
  • Categories: Shorts
  • Address:
    • 916 N. Formosa Ave.
      Los Angeles, CA 90046
      United States
  • Contact: info@lafilmfestivals.com
Women in Comedy Festival: Film & Screenplay Competition
Women in Comedy Festival is thrilled to partner with HBO, FEIGCO Entertainment and Powderkeg , Jill and Faith Soloway (Transparent) and M. Dickson (Disenchantment) to work towards closing the gender gap in the film and television industry by featuring original comedic content created from all over the world.
The 2020 categories for your submission (Enter one or all four!):
1. The HBO Pitch Your First 5 Pages Competition
2 .WICF Comedy Short Contest with Feigco Entertainment Co-President Laura Fischer (2 TO 10 minute short film)
3. WICF TV Comedy/Dramedy Pilot Contest with Jill and Faith Soloway (under 30 minute television pilot)
4. WICF Animated Comedy Short Contest with M. Dickson (5 minutes of less animated short)
Feel free to enter all four categories. But remember, each submission requires an individual application and entry fee. You may submit no more than 5 entries in each category.
  • When/Where: May 9th, 2020/Cambridge, MA
  • Deadline: March 13th (Late Deadline), April 6th (Notification Date)
  • Application Fee: $31.50-$45
  • Eligibility:
    • ALL GENDERS are welcome to submit.
    • For the TV/FILM CATEGORIES: your submission must have a female-identifying protagonist, and a woman must hold AT LEAST ONE of the following roles: Producer, Director, or Writer.
    • For the SCREENPLAY CATEGORY: your script must have a female-identifying protagonist.
    • For the ANIMATION CATEGORY: your animation must be written, directed and/or produced by a woman.
  • Categories: Shorts
  • Address:
    • The Brattle Theatre
      40 Brattle Street
      Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138
      United States
  • Contact: film@wicf.com
Women In Horror Film Festival
The Women in Horror Film Festival was founded in late 2016 by filmmakers Vanessa Ionta Wright and Samantha Kolesnik. We are a filmmaker and screenwriter focused festival dedicated to celebrating and showcasing women creatives in genre film, as well as promoting inclusion and diversity in order to foster an equal and level playing field. 
Winners in select categories will receive a truly one-of-a-kind "Lizzie" trophy. Each trophy is hand-painted ensuring that no two Lizzies are exactly alike. Winners in all categories will be awarded and announced live at the event.
ALL Finalists will receive 2 full weekend passes to the event which include all parties, screenings, workshops, and panels.
  • When/Where: February 25th-27th, 2021
  • Deadline: May 1st (Midterm Deadline), August 1st (Late Deadline), October 1st (Extended Deadline), December 1st (Notification Date)
  • Application Fee: $11.25-$40
  • Eligibility:
    • All films entered are required to have 3 or greater of the following different specified creative roles fulfilled by women: (Director(s), Writer(s), Cinematographer(s), Producer(s), Composer, SFX Artist, Editor, Production Designer and/or lead talent).
    • Any unproduced screenplay or TV pilot must be written by or co-written by a woman.
  • Categories: Shorts, Features, Student Films
  • Address:
    • Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre
      117 North Park Square
      Marietta, Georgia 30060
      United States
  • Contact: wihfilmfest@gmail.com
Black Women In Comedy Film Festival
Black Women in Comedy Festival is celebrating its 2nd Year. The Festival celebrates women in Comedy from the African diaspora. We seek comedic films centered in the Black female experience from the US and across the world.
The Festival also showcases live comedy with stand up acts, sketch comedy, Improv and Musical Comedy. This two day Festival brings together #blackgirlmagic in its truest comedic form.
  • When/Where: May 15th-16th, 2020
  • Deadline: March 15th (Late Deadline)
  • Application Fee: $15-$35
  • Eligibility: BWICF aims at sharing the comedic experiences of the women of the African diaspora. We celebrate allies showcasing us and aggressively seek to showcase many layers of our comedy. We are not monolithic.
    This Festival welcomes those who want to celebrate in our sisterhood, our funny and layers of comedic art.
  • Categories: Shorts, Scripts
  • Address:
    • 5581 W Manchester Ave
      Los Angeles, CA 90045
      United States
  • Contact: blackwomenincomedyfestival@gmail.com
Manhattan Short Film Festival 
During one week of the year over 100,000 film-lovers gather in over 400 Cinemas across 6 Continents to view and vote on the Finalists Films' in the 23rd Annual MANHATTAN SHORT Film Festival - MANHATTAN SHORT is more than just one of the largest short film festivals in the world....it's the World's First Global Film Festival.
  • When/Where: Sept 24 - October 4th, 2020
  • Deadline:  July 31st, 2020
  • Application Fee: $35-$75
  • Eligibility: Films Must Be 20 Minutes and Under in Length. For pre screening selection purposes we ask for either 
    • Online Screeners 
    • DVDs or Blu Ray sent to our mailing address
    • If film is successful we ask for Apple Prores QT files at (23.98)
  • Categories: Shorts
Female Voices Rock Film Festival
The Female Voices Rock Film Festival aims to celebrate women in the industry. Our goal is to put a spotlight on those filmmakers who are still underrepresented and give them the recognition they so rightly deserve.
The festival will take place in the beautiful and historic Village East Cinema in Manhattan.
  • When/Where: September 29th - October 3rd, 2020
  • Deadline: March 1st (Regular Deadline), June 1st (Late Deadline), September 1st (Extended Deadline), September 15th (Notification Date)
  • Application Fee: $15-$30
  • Eligibility: All films entered are required to have two or greater of the following different specified creative roles fulfilled by women: Director(s), Writer(s), Cinematographer(s), Producer(s), Composer, SFX Artist, Editor, Production Designer and/or lead talent). Any unproduced screenplay or TV pilot must be written by women.
  • Categories: Shorts
  • Contact: mariana@femalevoicesrock.com
Third Eye Film Festival
Third Eye Film Festival (TEFF) aims to build a community dedicated to showcasing 'otherworldly' stories and supports the work of visionary female filmmakers in spiritual, fantasy, and horror genres.
The 4th annual TEFF will be held at Howl! Happening Gallery in NYC's historical Lower East Side in Spring 2020!
  • When/Where: May 22nd - May 24th, 2020
  • Deadline: March 11th (Late Deadline), April 1st (Extended Deadline), April 15th (Notification Date)
  • Application Fee: $25-$30
  • Eligibility: Films in this category MUST have female or female-identifying Director or Director of Photography, AND fit into one of our festival genres: Horror, Fantasy, or Spiritual. We proudly embrace the queer and LGBT communities.
  • Categories: Shorts
  • Contact: thirdeyefilmfestival@gmail.com
The Valley Film Festival
Now in its 20th year, VFF supports local and international voices that advance storytelling, while furthering the education, production, and exhibition of film. In 2010, the City of Los Angeles recognized our cultural contributions with the city seal, and in 2018 the California State Senate stood with us #UnitedByFilm in our efforts to practice conscious programming to unite the international film community.
  • When/Where: September 5-13, 2020, North Hollywood, CA 
  • Deadline: April 5 (Last Chance)
  • Submission Fee: Yes, see submission
  • Eligibility:
    • The Valley Film Festival (VFF) screens on DCP (Digital Cinema Package). Our venue, Laemmle NoHo7, uses Christie 4K projectors. Please do not submit to VFF20 if you cannot provide the Festival with a DCP.
    • While we consider all genres, if you’re unsure if your film fits our programming, please review our archives.
    • Studios and Sales Agents: Please do not submit to VFF20 if you require a fee for screening at VFF. As a non-profit arts organization, it is not in our budget.
  • Categories: Narrative Feature, Shorts, Documentary, Feature, Shorts, Music Videos, Trailer, Web Series 
  • Contact: info@valleyfilmfest.com

ONSCREEN

Ethereal - NYU Thesis Film
In a world where consciousness digitization is almost achieved, a neuroscientist must push it one step further to save her terminally-ill husband - despite the underlying emotional and scientific risks.
  • Roles:
    • James (Male;30-40;Lead)
    • Alex (Female;30-40;Lead)
    • Max (Male;20-30;Supporting)
    • Julie (Female;18-25;Supporting)
    • Charlie (Male;18+;Voice Over, Supporting)
  • Audition: Online Submissions
  • Shoot Dates/Location: Rehearses in early May in NYC. Shoots May 27 - June 5, 2020 in NYC.
  • Union: SAG-AFTRA, SAG Student Agreement.
  • Pay: Paid
Controlled Substance - Short Film
"Controlled Substance" is a soft sci-fi short about a trans man cut off by his insurance who robs a pharmacy to get the testosterone he needs.
  • Roles:
    • Daymar (African American Male;24-34;Lead)
    • John (Transgender Male; 20-25;Lead)
    • Big Boy (Transgender Male; 20-25;Supporting)
    • Summer (Transgender Female; 27-32;Supporting)
  • Audition: Online Submissions
  • Shoot Dates/Location: Shoots April 23-26 in L.A.
  • Union: SAG-AFTRA
  • Pay: Pays $1000 flat for lead roles and $125/day for supporting roles.
Pride Jewel - Feature Film
A father and son immigrate to the U.S. from Armenia after a major earthquake levels their small town. Joseph is a jeweler by trade, he carries tremendous guilt over having been unfaithful to his late wife Mariam. Joseph is powerless to deflect his 21-year-old son’s anger over the infidelity many-many years ago. Complicating matters is that Joseph’s childhood rival, and Mariam’s first love, Cyrus, has become the most elusive jewel thief in Northern California and has targeted Joseph and his son Andre.
  • Roles: 
    • Andre (Transgender Male;18-25;Lead)
    • Joseph (Male;47-62;Lead)
    • Cyrus (Male;44-62;Lead)
    • Alex (Chorus/Ensemble;Male;18-27;Lead)
    • Eddy (Chorus/Ensemble;Male;18-27;Lead)
    • George (Male;35-51;Supporting)
    • Sophia (Female;18-25;Supporting)
  • Audition: Online Submissions
  • Shoot Dates/Location: Shoots June 6-30 in the Bay Area, CA.
  • Union: SAG/AFTRA
  • Pay: Pays $200/day. SAG Low Budget Indie Film Agreement.
Charette - Short Film
Ada, an architecture graduate student who falls asleep and finds herself in the tiny model house she is building for her thesis project. In her dream, Ada travels through some past and surreal memories of a life she left behind and reconciles with her adult life, the aging process and her sense of family, memory, self-identity, and self-realization.
  • Roles: Ada (Middle Eastern Female;21-32;Lead;Must be fluent in Turkish)
  • Audition: Online Submissions
  • Shoot Dates/Location: Shoots in June 2020 in Austin, TX.
  • Union: SAG/AFTRA
  • Pay: Paid
For more OnScreen opportunities, visit Backstage.com; ActorsAccess.com; or Playbill.com. 

OFFSCREEN 

Crew Call - Short Film based on the Me Too Movement
Tricky Inc Productions is filming a movie based around the Me Too Movement. The movie follows a woman encountering all the men in her life and how they treat her. 
Available crew positions include DP, AC, AD, PA's, Sound. They are still looking for funding as well.
  • Type: Full Time, Temporary, Contract
  • Eligibility: 
    • All candidates with relevant experience are encouraged to apply.
    • Filming will take in LA from March-April,.
Director of Photography - Short Horror Film
Seeking an Austin, TX-area Director of Photography for a horror themed short film. The project is described as "'Hellraiser' meets 'Holy Mountain'".
  • Type: Full Time, Temporary, Contract
  • Eligibility: 
    • A passion for creative and narrative projects (short films).
    • Gear or a connection to gear to rent.
    • Sub-contractors to assist with AC & gaffing duties.
    • Locations, cast, design, and more project details are already confirmed.
    • Pay $6000.
      • Note: proposed budget is total for DP, gaffer, AC, and equipment included.
    • Shooting dates are from March 26th-29th.
First AC/Focus Puller - Full Time
A web content company is looking for a First AC/Focus Puller in Los Angeles, CA. Work will be on a full-time basis.
  • Type: Full Time
  • Eligibility: 
    • Must be able to work with Arri Alexia mini and Angenieux Lens remote follow focus WCU-4, ETC. We have 1 Alexa mini and one Canon c300 sometimes shooting at the same time.
    • Must be able to pull focus during long tracking shots done on a steadicam, handheld, and/or gimbal.
    • Pay $450 per day.
Senior Digital Video Producer
Looking for an excellent content creator who loves all things Golf.
The Senior Producer will help manage our growing slate of digital video franchises across news, lifestyle, equipment, instruction, and entertainment, and is responsible for pitching, developing, writing, and producing video franchises and features on a range of topics. The ideal candidate is experienced in digital video production and is comfortable crafting video in a number of different formats including short-form, mid-form and long-form. You’re passionate about developing and executing thematic, episodic approaches to video to delight audiences and sponsors. You’re well-versed in the digital video ecosystem from desktop to mobile to social to streaming, a creative storyteller with a sharp attention to detail and able to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
The position is a key part of content development, including storyboarding and piloting. A track record of creating and managing successful digital content at a large media organization or agency is essential.
The ideal candidate will be a hands-on leader and excellent communicator, with the ability to interface with editorial staff, producers, video editors, and sales teams.
  • Type: Full Time, Permanent
  • Eligibility: 
    • 6+ years of professional experience in digital video media.
    • Experience producing video for digital platforms in multiple formats.
    • Demonstrated creativity for episodic approaches to a variety of topics, platforms and audiences.
    • Strong writing and editorial decision-making skills.
    • Strong leadership skills, ability to manage employees.
    • Understanding of Web technology, digital video, digital audio, streaming, video editing, and Web analytics.
    • Pay $80,000-120,000.
Senior Producer - NYC & Company
Want to help tell the story of New York City to the world?
At NYC & Company, that’s both our mission and our privilege. As the official creative and marketing organization for travel/tourism for New York City, we work to encourage responsible and sustainable visitation to NYC. Through film, photography, writing and design across our digital and social channels, programs like NYC Restaurant Week® and NYC Broadway WeekSM and worldwide partnerships that span the globe, NYC & Company’s Creative/Content Group reflects the passionate, diverse and dynamic city we represent—a group of imaginative enthusiasts. We are a dynamic team of proud New Yorkers who share a love of all things NYC. We champion collaboration, and we are looking for like-minded team players to join us.
We are seeking applicants for the position of Senior Producer to become a member of the Creative/Content Group, reporting into the Senior Director for Film and Photography. They will handle line producer and production manager duties on a variety of commercial projects. Responsibilities include developing and managing project timelines, assembling project cost estimates, controlling production expenditures, managing RFPs for production talent, hiring production talent where appropriate and securing locations. They must work on set when necessary and be flexible in their role.
  • Type: Full Time, Permanent
  • Eligibility:
    • BA degree or higher.
    • Five-plus years of experience in video or photography in a coordinating role, with demonstrated on-set experience, preferably at a creative agency.
    • Demonstrated experience creating and managing budgets for video and photography productions.
    • Demonstrated experience with project management, explicitly creating timelines and production schedules.
    • The ability to remain calm under pressure.
    • Superb organizational skills.
    • Excellent communication skills (verbal and written).
    • Strong analytical, critical-thinking and problem-solving skills.
    • Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.
    • Basic working knowledge of professional photography and video equipment.
    • Basic working understanding of post-production workflows.
    • Some working knowledge of photo and video editing software is a plus.
    • Strong geographical knowledge of New York City.
    • Passion for New York City and a commitment to contributing to the City’s continued success.
Associate Producer/Editor – SportsNet New York
NBC Universal is looking to hire an Associate Producer/Editor for SportsNet New York. The Associate Producer/Editor will report to the Director and Feature Programming, and will write, shoot, produce and edit short form and long form video/audio/visual content for SNY.
  • Type: Full Time, Permanent
  • Eligibility: 
    • Must have a Bachelor’s Degree.
    • Passionate sports fan with broad knowledge of the sports industry and New York market.
    • Strong editorial judgment.
    • Strong interpersonal skills as well as written and verbal communication skills.
    • Experience in post-production editing and knowledge of Avid Applications a must.
    • Ability to complete assigned tasks in a timely, efficient manner.
Script Assistant - NBC Universal
NBC Universal is looking to hire a Script Assistant for one of its television shows. Duties will consist of assembling rehearsal scripts for the show, copying and distributing show related paperwork to proper departments, tracking script changes with writers and production departments, providing as broadcast scripts.
  • Type: Full Time, Permanent
  • Eligibility:
    • 1+ years experience working in Television Production preferably in the script department.
    • Must have knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Excel, Word and Final Draft.
    • Must have ability to work flexible hours including weekends and evenings.
    • References from previous employers requiredMust submit for a background check.
    • Associates or Bachelor’s Degree.
    • Must be detail oriented, organized, have the ability to multi-task and prioritize in very busy situations, demonstrate good “people skills” in order to interact with co-workers and producers, strong grammar skills and accurate spelling.

FUNDING 

Latino Media Market Los Angeles
NALIP’s Latino Media Market™ is designed to be a great stepping stone to further the careers of its fellows and their their projects by meeting industry representatives who can provide sound advice on how to foster their project to the next level.
If the project meets the specific needs of the company, this can potentially open a window for the project to be commissioned, pre-sold, co-produced, obtain a broadcast license, receive completion funds and/or mentorship.
  • Deadline: March 11th, 2020
  • Application Fee: $50
  • Eligibility: All artists of LatinX heritage, or involved with projects related to LatinX issues are encouraged to apply.
  • Contact: lmm@nalip.org
Slamdance Writing Competition
The California Documentary Project (CDP) is a competitive grant program that supports the research and development and production stages of film, audio, and digital media projects that seek to document California in all its complexity. Projects should use the humanities to provide context, depth and perspective and reach and engage broad audiences through multiple means, including but not limited to radio and television broadcasts, podcasts, online distribution and interactive media, community screenings and discussions, in classrooms and libraries, at cultural centers, film festivals, and beyond. 
Funding is available in three categories: CDP NEXT GEN Grants up to $15,000, Research and Development Grants up to $10,000, Production Grants up to $50,000.
  • Deadline: March 16th, 2020
  • Application Free
  • Eligibility: All artists based in California are encouraged to apply.
  • Contact: info@calhum.org
The Film Independent Camera Grant
The Film Independent Camera Grant is a program for Film Independent Fellows and alumni. Film Independent will select a qualified filmmaker, on a rolling basis, who will be loaned a digital camera body (based on availability) to use for their narrative or documentary short, feature film production or web series. The grant includes an ARRI Alexa SXT Plus camera body OR a Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro 4.6K.
  • Deadline: Rolling
  • Application Fee: $65
  • Eligibility: 
    • Applicants must be the director, producer or cinematographer of a narrative or documentary short, feature film production or web series.
    • Applicants must be either: A) alumni of Film Independent’s Artist Development programs; B) alumni of the LA Film Festival; C) a past Film Independent Spirit Award Nominee; or D) solicited by Film Independent. Grant recipients must show proof of production insurance.
    • Camera body will be awarded for prep and principle photography. Dates must be provided in the application.
    • Project must be at least 75% financed when applying.
    • If the applicant is not the cinematographer, a cinematographer must be attached.
    • If awarded, grant winner(s) must be, or become, Film Independent Members.
  • Contact: info@cinereach.org
Sloan Distribution Grant
The Sloan Distribution Grant is a $50,000 grant awarded by Film Independent to a film that is entering its distribution phase. Eligible films must depict themes, stories and characters grounded in real science, technology or economics.
  • Deadline: Rollling
  • Application Fee: $65
  • Eligibility: 
    • Applicants must be the producer of a narrative fiction feature film.
    • The film should prominently feature science, mathematics and/or technology in the story and/or have a leading character that is a scientist, engineer or mathematician.
    • Films with innovative marketing and distribution plans are encouraged to apply.
    • All submitted films must be at least 70 minutes in length.
    • Applicants must be legal residents of the United States.
    • Film must be entering its distribution phase.
  • Contact: jkushner@filmindependent.org
Panavision New Filmmaker Program
Panavision believes in helping students and beginning filmmakers achieve their dreams. More than 25 years ago, Panavision launched the New Filmmaker Program, an ongoing grant program that loans camera packages to film schools, training programs, and independent filmmakers – at little or no charge. Panavision’s commitment to the industry's future provides student and beginning filmmakers the opportunity to work with professional grade equipment early in their careers.
  • Deadline: Rolling
  • Application Fee: Free
  • Eligibility:
    • Submit your proposals at least two months before you plan to shoot. Due to the high demand for Panavision cameras and equipment, it is essential that you plan ahead and contact us early.
    • Proposal materials will not be returned.
    • The New Filmmaker Program does not discriminate as to the nature of the project that can receive equipment grants. Any form, from experimental to documentary to musical to traditional narrative, is welcome.
    • Camera grants are available only for productions in the United States. Customs laws make transportation of cameras out of the US prohibitive. No exceptions.
    • The New Filmmaker Program will not allow cameras to be used on projects that perpetuate racial or sexual stereotypes and prejudices. Pornography is absolutely unacceptable.
    • Grant recipients must obtain insurance must from an outside insurance agent. Students can generally have the school issue the necessary policies. Plan ahead! This can take several weeks to implement. The process varies from school to school, so check with your film department. Productions that are not attached to a school must obtain the necessary insurance from an independent broker. Panavision must receive proof of insurance two weeks prior to prep dates. EQUIPMENT WILL NOT LEAVE THE BUILDING WITHOUT PROPER INSURANCE. NO EXCEPTIONS!
    • Approved proposals are subject to a service fee for equipment.
    • Anamorphic lenses are not available via the New Filmmaker Program
      All gear is requests are subject to availability
  • Contact: nfp@panavision.com
Cinereach
Cinereach develops, produces, finances, and supports feature-length fiction, nonfiction and hybrid films crafted for the big screen. We look for projects (at any stage) that create deep and lasting impressions through story, character, or cinematic approach. We seek to work with both unknown and established filmmakers who may face creative, financial or systemic obstacles to realizing ambitious visions. Our films range widely in content and style. Please visit our Films page to review our recent work.
  • Deadline: Rolling
  • Application Fee: Free
  • Eligibility: Projects eligible for consideration must be feature-length (over 60 minutes), and intended for theatrical exhibition.We do not currently consider short films (under 60 minutes), serialized or episodic work, web series, virtual or augmented reality, or other immersive/interactive work.
  • Contact: info@cinereach.org
Catapult Film Fund
Catapult Film Fund provides development funding to documentary filmmakers who have a compelling story to tell, have secured access to their story, and are ready to shoot and edit a piece for production fundraising purposes. Our mission is to enable filmmakers to develop their films to the next level at a moment where funding is hard to find.
  • Deadline: Rolling
  • Application Fee: Free
  • Eligibility:
    • Applicants must be 18 years of age or older. Catapult does not fund student films.
    • Documentaries must be 28 minutes or longer in length. We do not fund series.
    • Animation is okay. Documentary/narrative hybrids will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
    • Development funds must specifically be used for the process of completing a fundraising piece, which may include writing, shooting and editing once story and characters are in place.
    • Applicants must own the copyright of their production, and have artistic, budgetary and editorial control over their project.
    • Applicants should preferably have previous film or television production experience in a principal role (director, co-director, producer, co-producer) as demonstrated by submitting previously completed work sample. -Applicants who have not yet produced or directed their own feature length documentary should demonstrate that they will be working with an experienced filmmaker in a principal role.
    • Catapult only makes grants to 501(c)(3) organizations. In most cases, this will mean getting a 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor for the project. A film production company or individual, including applicants from outside the US, may submit an application without a fiscal sponsor in place. Please see the FAQ section for more details.
  • Contact: info@catapultfilmfund.org

RESIDENCIES

Adventure Filmmakers Masterclass - Mountain Culture
Join award winning, industry leading faculty Michael Brown and Keith Partridge for this hands-on, technical skill- and- theory-based masterclass. The program builds upon the foundational knowledge delivered in our Adventure Filmmakers Workshop (AFW) to provide AFW alumni as well as experienced adventure filmmakers with an advanced course.
Participants will attend this masterclass with a project in mind, with intent to share it for peer review and critique. Participant projects will also benefit from one on one consultation with faculty and guest speakers during the residency. The project in mind may be at the story idea stage, have raw footage, or be in post-production. During the masterclass, participants will also shoot and edit new projects centred around outdoor and adventure exercises in order to dive deeply into sound, camera techniques, editing, and more. Throughout the week participants will gain the tools required to navigate the complexities of producing quality films – from an idea to a final screening master.
The residency will centre around outdoor and adventure shooting exercises in order to dive deeply into sound, camera techniques, editing, and more. Participants will gain the tools required to navigate the complexities of producing quality films – from an idea to a final screening master.
Individualized interaction with our accomplished faculty, Michael Brown and Keith Partridge, and group collaboration with colleagues will allow participants to thoroughly explore the creative, editorial, and technical aspects of the filmmaking process and hone their current projects.
  • Deadline: March 25th, 2020
  • Application Fee: $65
  • When: June 7th-15th, 2020
  • Eligibility: All artists encouraged to apply.
  • Address: 107 Tunnel Mountain Dr, Banff, AB T1L 1H5, Canada
  • Contact: 403-762-6180
The Fiore Center
The Joseph A. Fiore Art Center at Rolling Acres Farm is a program of Maine Farmland Trust (MFT) that actively connects the creative worlds of farming, conservation and the arts.
The purpose of the Fiore Art Center is to stimulate and advance the dialogue between human and environment within the context of agriculture and today’s culture at large. We hope to instill passion for preservation through the arts, create awareness and build community.
We do this through exhibitions and public educational events, through research and application of ecologically sustainable farming practices and by hosting residencies for artists on a historic farm.
  • Deadline: Ongoing
  • Application Fee: $15 if not from Maine
  • When: Ongoing
  • Eligibility: All residency positions are open to emerging, mid-career and established artists/writers.
  • Address:
    97 Main Street
    Maine Farmland Trust, attn. Anna Witholt Abaldo
    Belfast, Maine 04915
    United States
  • Contact: 207-338-6575
18th Street Arts Center
18th Street Arts Center values art making as an essential component of a vibrant, just, and healthy society. Its mission is “to provoke public dialogue through contemporary art making.” Founded in 1988, 18th Street Arts Center has fostered and supported the work of many of Los Angeles’ most engaging artists, and has built bridges to artist communities around the globe.
  • Deadline: Ongoing
  • Application Fee: Yes
  • When: Ongoing
  • Eligibility: The Visiting Artist Residency Program accepts applications from working, professional artists who demonstrate a deep commitment to their practices. The program is open to artists of all generations, nationalities, and disciplines. Applicants are required to cover studio rental costs themselves. Although we primarily support visual artists, 18th Street Arts Center will consider applications from performing artists, writers, and filmmakers as well.
  • Address: 1639 18th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90404
  • Contact: 310-453-3711

OTHER RESOURCES 

NOTE: For more resources, visit our pages of Resources - Funding, Submissions, and more.
NYFA SOURCE - The New York Foundation for the Arts maintains the most comprehensive national directory of awards, services and publications for artists in the NYFA Source section of their website.
backHer- Women specific grants for all fields
WITHOUTABOX - Film/Video artists can check Withoutabox at:


CHECK OUT OUR FUNDING RESOURCES PAGES!
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