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Funding Resources/Funding
Lists
Geographically
Targeted Funding for Film/Video
Kentucky
New
England
New
York
San
Francisco/Bay Area
Texas
Western
States
Kentucky
Foundation for Women
Grants to Kentucky feminist film/video artists.
Kentucky
Foundation for Women, Inc.
1215
Heyburn Bldg.
332 W. Broadway
Louisville, KY 40202
(phone) 502-562-0045
(fax) 502-561-0420
Email: kfw@kfw.org
Website: www.kfw.org
Moving
Image Fund
Grants are awarded for the production of single-channel work by individual artists living and working in the six New England states.
LEF
Foundation
P.O. Box 382866
Cambridge, MA 02238-2866
(phone) 617-492-5333
Email: kathryn@lef-foundation.org
Website: www.lef-foundation.org
Haymarket
People's Fund
New England only for films with strong connection to community
organizing work.
Haymarket
People's Fund
42 Seaverns Avenue
Boston, MA 02130
(phone) 617-522-7676
(fax) 617-522-9580
Email: info@haymarket.org
Web Site: www.haymarket.org
Jerome
Foundation
A grant program for individual media artists who reside within the five boroughs of New York City and work in the genres of experimental, narrative, animation and documentary production.
New
York City Media Arts Program
125 Sibley Street
Saint Paul, MN 55101-1928
(phone) 651-224-9431
(toll-free) 800-995-3766
(fax) 651-224-3439
Email: info@jeromefdn.org
Website: www.jeromefdn.org/IV~Grant_Programs/D~
New_York_City_Media_Arts/Default.aspx
Experimental
Television Center
New York only. Finishing funds (up to $1,500)
to help with the completion of electronic media and film art works which are currently in progress. Presentation funds (up to $1,000) to organizations.
Media Arts Technical Assistance Funds (Up to $2,000) to organizations.
Experimental
Television Center
109 Lower Fairfield Road
Newark Valley, NY 13811
(phone) 607-687-4341
Email:
etc@experimentaltvcenter.org
Website: www.experimentaltvcenter.org
Film
Arts Foundation
Grants to encourage new and diverse works by film and video artists who have little likelihood of being supported through traditional funding sources.
Film
Arts Foundation
145 Ninth Street, #101
San Francisco, CA 94103
(phone) 415-552-8760
(fax) 415-552-0882
Email: info@filmarts.org
Website: www.filmarts.org/services.php?function=grants
Bay
Area Video Coalition
Grants to San Francisco Bay Area artists, though the Phelan Award
is available to artists born in California, regardless of current residence. Programs include the Women's High Definition Artist-in-Residency.
Bay
Area Video Coalition
2727 Mariposa Street, 2nd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94110
(phone) 415-861-3282
(fax) 415-861-4316
Email: awards@bavc.org
Website: www.bavc.org/media/grants/index.htm
Columbia
Foundation
The foundation gives priority to Bay Area filmmakers; to films or videos
that will be used by Columbia Foundation-funded public-interest organizations
to further their work in human rights and sustainable communities and
economies; and to projects for which a grant of $5,000 to $25,000 makes
a difference in getting the project started or completed.
Columbia
Foundation
1016 Lincoln Boulevard, Suite 205
San Francisco, CA 94129
(phone) 415-561-6880
(fax) 415-561-6883
Email: info@columbia.org
Website: www.columbia.org/index.htm
Serpent
Source Foundation for Women Artists
The foundation funds women artists, musicians, writers, crafts women,
film and video artists, actresses, dancers, and nonprofit supporters and
promoters of women artists. Its purpose is to emphasize funding women
from poverty and working-class origins, women of color, disabled women,
and those whose work embodies a political and social-change focus.
Serpent Source Foundation for Women Artists
3311 Mission Street, #176
San Francisco, CA 94110
(phone) 415-597-3545
Email: SerpSource@aol.com
Website: http://home.flash.net/~serpents/
Texas
Filmmakers' Production Fund
An annual grant awarded to emerging film and video artists in the state of Texas. Funds films in all genres
in the production, post-production or distribution stages.
Texas
Filmmakers' Production Fund
Austin Film Society
1901 E. 51st Street
Austin, TX 78723
(phone) 512-322-0145
(fax)
512-322-5192
Email: tfpf@austinfilm.org
Website: www.austinfilm.org/tfpf
Lilla
Jewel Award for Women Artists
Oregon
only. The artistic categories rotate and include Media and Multi-Arts,
Visual Arts, and Music and/or Dance. Grants up to $4,000. Emphasis on women
of color and lesbians.
MRG Foundation
2705 E. Burnside, Suite 210
Portland, Oregon 97214
(phone) 503-289-1517
(fax) 503-232-1731
Email: info@mrgfoundation.org
Website: www.mrgfoundation.org
Women’s Vision Film Grants
Supports female filmmakers in Oregon and SW Washington who tell engaging stories that increase social awareness and tolerance, both within and beyond our immediate communities. Eligible projects must be directed by a woman and must include at least two women in key roles – producer, writer, cinematographer or editor. Documentary and narrative projects eligible.
Women’s Vision Film Grants
Film Action Oregon
4122 NE Sandy Boulevard
Portland, OR 97212
(phone) 503-493-1128
Email: ellen@filmaction.org
Website: www.hollywoodtheatre.org/calendar/womensvisionfilmgrants.html
Agape
Foundation
Western states only. Funds for distribution of films/videos that
address peace and justice issues.
Grants:
$500 - $2,000.
Agape
Foundation
1095 Market Street, Suite 304
San Francisco, CA 94103
(phone) 415-701-8707
(fax) 415-701-8706
Email: info@agapefn.org
Website: www.agapefn.org
Pacific
Pioneer Fund
Funds in the range of $1,000 to $10,000 to support emerging CA, WA, and OR documentary filmmakers. Projects must have non-profit fiscal sponsors, which may be based anywhere in the United States.
Pacific
Pioneer Fund
P.O. Box 126
College Park, MD 20741
(phone) 650-996-3122
Email:
armin@stanford.edu
Website: www.pacificpioneerfund.com
Artist
Trust
Grants
and fellowships to Washington State artists in all disciplines.
Artist
Trust
1835 12th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122-2437
(phone) 206-467-8734
(toll free) 1-866-21-TRUST
(fax) 206-467-9633
Email: info@artisttrust.org
Website: www.artisttrust.org
* Many state arts councils also provide grants for film/video
and/or fellowships for individual media artists. For an alphabetical listing
of state and regional councils with links to web sites go to:
www.arts.gov/partner/state/SAA_RAO_list.html
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Likewise, state humanities councils provide support for public
programming that interprets the arts and humanities. An alphabetical list
of state councils with links can be found at:
www.neh.gov/whoweare/statecouncils.html
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