Abandon Normal Devices (AND) and Somerset House Studios are excited to work together in commissioning a new live audio-visual artwork responding to the site and themes of AND Festival 2020.
The BFI Network Insight new producer programme is a nine-month professional development programme that aims to equip emerging producers with the confidence and ability to realise your creative and business ambitions.
Pitch your film to over 200 leading industry decision makers in Spring next year.
Factual Fast Track is new training programme funded by BBC Wales, Channel Four and S4C offering bespoke development and training to producers.
Calling The Shots is now accepting applications for Round 3 of New Creatives, the talent development scheme that offers commissioning opportunities for emerging artists to create new work in film, audio or interactive media, designed for BBC platforms.
Realscreen‘s listing of the top production companies working in non-fiction and unscripted content as named by members of the non-fiction entertainment industry. Make your nominations now.
Right Here is a talent initiative from the Scottish Documentary Institute run in association with Screen Scotland and BBC that offers Scotland-based filmmakers a unique opportunity to create a 30-minute creative documentary for broadcast on BBC.
With a main award worth £80,000 and a runner-up contribution of £15,000, The Whickers Film & TV Funding Award is one of the most significant documentary awards in the world.
This funding supports European independent production companies looking to develop 3 to 5 fiction, animation or creative documentary projects with international potential.
Taking place at Sheffield Doc/Fest every year, the MeetMarket is one of the world’s largest pitching forums for documentary films.
Taking place at Sheffield Doc/Fest every year, the Alternate Realities Talent Market exists to foster collaborations between creatives and organisations focused on using digital technologies to push storytelling in exciting new directions.
This scheme supports the digital distribution of European audiovisual works to a wider, international audience including projects that experiment with new models of distribution.
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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