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WHAT IS IT?
Learn how to put an effective grant proposal together and fill in the required application materials. You should have most of your application written in this four-hour practical workshop!
Cinespace Inc. can act as an auspice for your application, particularly if applying for a CBF Content Grant (you require a non-profit incorporated association to apply).
There's a small auspice fee added on top of the funding you ask for which pays for ongoing support and administration of the grant from Cinespace and Jon King Consulting (if you're successful).
Places are limited and it’s first in, best dressed, but you must have a project and be ready to apply for upcoming funding to be offered a spot.
WHERE IS IT?
Sessions will run face-to-face at your choice of either the Footscray Community Arts (FCA) or the 3ZZZ studios in Brunswick.
WHAT TO BRING?
A laptop;
Your script or concept for a narrative, documentary and/or episodic project;
The application form for your chosen grant;
Any questions for Jon;
WHAT YOU WILL LEAVE WITH:
A completed grant application
UPCOMING GRANT ROUNDS
The Community Broadcasting Foundation's Content Grants can support funding for your screen, television, digital project. The next round closes Tuesday 01 March 2022 (AEDT). https://cbf.org.au/grants/key-dates/
SBS/Screen Australia Digital Originals closes Thursday 24 February 2022 at 5pm (AEDT)
Screenrights Cultural Fund (skills/teams initiatives, not production) offers up to $50,000; applications open on Friday 4 February 2022
Signal Young Creatives Lab (opens August 2022) Signal’s Young Creatives Lab provides an opportunity for young artists and creative practitioners (aged 18 to 25 years) to propose new ideas to be realised in collaboration with Signal. The Young Creatives Lab supports funding from $5000 to $8000 per project for artists of all disciplines, including inter-disciplinary artists and creatives such as curators, producers, performers, designers, film makers, gamers, new media artists and writers etc. www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/arts-and-culture/signal/signal-young-creatives-lab/Pages/current-projects.aspx
As best practice, we also encourage all grant applicants to speak with the relevant grant offering body in person, prior to submitting a grant.
ABOUT JON KING
Jon previously worked for the Community Broadcasting Foundation. His consultancy business can support purpose-driven organisations seeking strategic planning, grant-seeking, evaluation, policy and change management work. Jon is also Dean of Awesome Foundation Melbourne & CEO of community radio station, 3ZZZ.
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Presented by Cinespace Inc and 3ZZZ Studios. With support from Footscray Community Arts
