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Funding Resources/Funding Lists
POWER UP Promotes the visibility and integration of gay women in the arts, entertainment, and all forms of media. POWER UP's members are women and men, gay and straight, who share a singular purpose - to promote diversity by supporting our mission. POWER UP grants filmmakers funds to produce short films. These films are screened at POWER UP's POWER PREMIERE and play the festival circuit before being released on DVD.
Astraea
Lesbian Foundation for Justice
Tee A. Corinne Prize for Lesbian Media Artists For lesbian artists working in photography, film, video, digital media, new media, or any fusions of these forms and in any genre including documentary, narrative, experimental, or any other styles or combination of genres. The work may be about any subject. The $1,000 prize furthers Tee Corinne’s wish that individual lesbian artists be financially supported to work independently and without censorship.
National Black Programming Consortium NBPC is a non-profit national media arts organization dedicated to the funding, promotion, presentation and distribution of quality films and video projects that reflect African Americans and the African Diaspora. Through their annual Request For Proposals (RFP), NBPC seeks contemporary films about the Black experience for the National PBS Schedule.
Center for Asian American Media Distributes funds with the goal of increasing visibility of Asian American programs on public television and impacting the way in which Asian Americans are perceived and understood. Open Door Completion Funds to $20,000 and Production Funds, $20,000 to $50,000 on average.
Native American Public Telecommunications The NAPT Public Television Program Fund supports program ideas that bring new perspectives on Native American cultures to public television audiences, increasing the quality and quantity of Native American television programming on a national and international scale. For projects in all stages of development: up to $25,000 for pre-production and up to $100,000 for production.
Pacific Islanders in Communication (PIC) The PIC Media Fund is the prime vehicle to spark the development of Pacific Islander programming for national public television. Projects selected must present the Pacific Islander experience in an authentic and educational manner, as well as meet PBS’ high standards of journalistic balance, storytelling, and technical quality. Supports programs in all stages of development.
Latino Public Broadcasting Latino Public Broadcasting supports the development, production, acquisition and distribution of non-commercial educational and cultural television that is representative of Latino people, or addresses issues of particular interest to Latino Americans. Programs should bring new audiences to public television and have a recognizable impact on a broad range of viewers, presenting a range of subjects, viewpoints and forms from a variety of Latino producers across the country that complement and challenge existing public television offerings.
National Foundation for Jewish Culture The Fund is designed to support the creation of original documentary films and videos that promote thoughtful consideration of Jewish history, culture, identity, and contemporary issues among diverse public audiences. Grants up to $50,000.
The Arch and Bruce Brown Foundation Grants for film projects that are gay-positive and based on history.
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The Fund for Women Artists 3739 Balboa Street #181 San Francisco, CA 94121 Phone: (415) 751-2202 Website: www.womenarts.org Email: info@womenarts.org |