Experienced creatives interested in working in the Midlands, who are black, Asian, minority ethnic, and/or have a disability and/or are from lower socio-economic backgrounds, are invited to meet the team from BBC Three on Wednesday 16 October.
The theme of this year's Mobile Film Festival is 'Act now on climate change' and €46k worth of grants are up for grabs.
Doc Society’s New Perspectives seed fund is an international film fund supporting the development of documentary features on issues of social justice, driven by filmmakers who exhibit a unique perspective granted by their connection to the community of issue at hand.
The WFTV Pat Llewellyn Bursary offers development funding for a factual or factual entertainment TV project, which can be either a one-off or a series and is open to all women regardless of their experience.
The David Lyle Foundation scholarships are worth US$10,000 to two successful applicants. Each scholarship includes VIP access to leading international markets and festivals, a mentorship program, and a selection of complimentary subscriptions to leading trade publications and organisation services. It also includes $5,000 towards flights, hotels and expenses.
British Council Film and BFI NETWORK are offering one emerging UK producer the opportunity to travel to International Film Festival Rotterdam in January 2020 with Rotterdam Lab Programme and CineMart accreditation.
The BFI Short Form Animation Fund offers support for higher-budget animated work from teams based in the UK.
The First Laugh Comedy Writing Competition is a peer-to-peer competition for total beginners, founded by comedy writer Sara Gibbs.
Production Value is the only master class for assistant directors and line producers from all over Europe. Its process is unique and also offers an opportunity to producers and directors to have their film project scheduled and budgeted.
The scheme is aimed at finding genuinely diverse voices, exploring contemporary stories of and by communities that are rarely seen on mainstream television.
Aimed at writer/performers, the bursary will award £5000 to the successful applicant to enable them to fund future development, alongside the guidance of an experienced BBC commissioning editor.
Over the course of three days in March 2020, top producers and highly acknowledged directors from all over the world will take the stage to pitch carefully selected projects in different pitch set-ups to an audience of industry professionals.
From its headquarters in London, Genera has been set up to provide an alternative way for short filmmakers worldwide to fund their work, offering up to £5000 per project.
Stepping Up is the training initiative for TV drama professionals in Wales looking to take the next step in their career.
This British Council Film and BFI NETWORK scheme is designed to support filmmakers looking to develop skillsets and networks internationally and is focused around eight international training labs. The fund will offer bursaries to contribute towards the cost of course fees, travel and accommodation.
Creative England’s New Ideas Fund is able to offer small seed funding to sole traders, start-ups and small businesses for their creative business ideas. They can offer investments between £500 and £15,000.
Wahala Film Fund is a short film completion fund for Queer, Transgender and Intersex People of Colour filmmakers based in UK, Europe and the Global South.
Short Film funding programme which supports projects with directors based in England and is run in partnership with the BFI NETWORK Talent Executives who work with filmmakers on the delivery of funded project.
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