This joint initiative between Bertha Foundation and BRITDOC is the first European based fund open to filmmakers from anywhere with outreach campaigns. From IFP:įocusing exclusively on low-budget features, this highly immersive program provides filmmakers with the technical, creative and strategic tools necessary to launch their films – and their careers. Submit your rough cut to the long-standing support of independent film for a year-long mentorship program that supports first time filmmakers.
One winning project, selected by History, will be awarded $10,000, and the creator(s) will have the opportunity to participate in the possible production of a pilot. From NYTVF:įinalists will receive notes from the network and $2,500 to shoot short presentations that further explore their subject.
#GRANT GISTO TV#
Through the NY TV Festival, pitch a 2 - 5 minute pilot about charismatic male characters living in surprising worlds to the History Channel.
#GRANT GISTO FULL#
The In-the-Works program offers Full Frame audiences the unique opportunity to view documentaries in the final stages of editing, and participate in the critique process. If you've got a rough cut with a connection to the American south, take it to the Full Frame festival and have audiences discuss your film with a moderator. Southern Documentary Fund In-the-Works Program The Activities of considerable social value envisage:Ī) initiatives targeted at disadvantaged groups (elderly, juveniles and families suffering hardship, physically and mentally disabled) ī) the building of sheltered facilities, residential and social centres Ĭ) renovation of properties for social use ĭ) awareness campaigns and educational projects for young people Į) the purchase of motor vehicles for emergency services į) projects for enhancing sport as an educational and non-competitive practice.In the documentary world, grant money tends to be earmarked for films that address important issues of our time, but granting agencies have an array of ideas about what those are! From projects about animals, the American South, or international co-productions, there are grants for everything, and storytelling reigns supreme.
Please note that grants do not refer only to research in the field of hard sciences, but also in the juridical, economic and humanistic sectors. The Scientific and technological research sector includes initiatives concernining:Ī) the purchase of equipment for diagnosing and preventing disease ī) financing research projects of national standing Ĭ) providing fellowships to researchers of Modena university ĭ) setting up Centres of Excellence co-funded by other bodies. G) the promotion of educational activities.
#GRANT GISTO SERIES#
The Arts, cultural activities and heritage sector includes initiatives concerning:Ī) the restoration of works of architectural and historical-artistic interest ī) the support of musical activities promoted by local bodies and associations ĭ) the promotion of exhibitions organised by the foundation or in collaboration with other bodies į) the publication of monographs and series on issues of historical and artistic interest Activities of considerable social value.The foundation carries out activities in the following areas: The merger of Credito Romagnolo with Carimonte Banca S.p.A led to the creation of Rolo Banca 1473, which later became part of the UniCredito Italiano group.įrom 1993 onwards the Fondazione has been headquartered at 283, via Emilia centro, Modena, in the Palazzo Monteccucoli, a palace built in the second half of the XVIIIth century, in the heart of the town, on the remains of a church dedicated to Saint Biagio. The Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Modena started its activities on August 1st, 1991, after a radical reorganisation process which saw Cassa di Risparmio di Modena and Banca del Monte di Bologna confer their banking activity on Carimonte Banca S.p.A, pursuant to the Amato-Carli Act.
The foundations that were established as a result of this reorganisation had the mission to carry on the philanthropic activities previously carried out by savings banks. The Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Modena is one among the 88 Italian bank foundations: these are private and independent non-profit organisations which were set up in the early 1990s after the reorganisation process resulting from the implementation of the Amato-Carli Act for the rationalisation and privatisation of Italian banks.
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