Grants of up to £10,000 are available to engage young people aged 14 to 19 years who are not in formal education in a project that combines watching, making and understanding of film.
Funding is available for the following:
· Projects which provide filmmaking training, plus elements of watching
and understanding film for at least 20 disadvantaged young people aged 14 to 19
years.
· Projects that match disadvantaged young people who are not in mainstream
education with professional filmmakers with an extensive track record of
working in film with disadvantaged young people.
· Projects that recognise film is a powerful tool for engaging
disadvantaged young people and empower those young people to lead in all areas
of the process and give them a voice.
· Projects that include substantial complementary watching and
understanding activity such as a mini festival, screenings and master classes.
· Projects that result in the making of two short films that are up to
five minutes duration each.
Constituted organisations with a registered office in the UK are
eligible to apply; this includes limited companies, local authorities, schools
and charities.
A maximum of 70 grant applications will be accepted. If the cap of 70 applications is not reached then the deadline for applications is 21 October 2013 (2pm).
Further details are available from here.
A maximum of 70 grant applications will be accepted. If the cap of 70 applications is not reached then the deadline for applications is 21 October 2013 (2pm).
Further details are available from here.
(Source: WCVA)
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