Funder FAQ
National Center for Outreach
Jason Guerrasio interviews Maria Alvarez Stroud
April 1st, 2004 | Jason GuerrasioPublic television stations have always been dedicated to airing programs that help their communities. But after the programs have aired, how can inspired community members actually take up the cause?
Deutsch/Open City Films:
Jason Guerrasio interviews Joana Vicente and Jason Kliot
March 1st, 2004 | Jason GuerrasioPaul Robeson Fund for Independent Media
Jason Guerrasio interviews Trinh Duong
January 1st, 2004 | Jason GuerrasioWhat is the Paul Robeson Fund for Independent Media?
It is a fund that gives grants to video, film, and radio programs.
How long has it been in existence?
Sundance Institute Documentary Program
Jason Guerrasio interviews program director Diane Weyermann
December 1st, 2003 | Jason GuerrasioWhat is the Sundance Institute Documentary Fund?
Its a fund to support documentaries in the US and internationally that deal with contemporary human rights issues, social justice, civil liberties, and freedom of expression. It used to be the Soros Documentary Fund.
The Standby Program
Jason Guerrasio Interviews Maria Venuto
November 1st, 2003 | Jason GuerrasioWhat is Standby?
It’s a nonprofit media arts service organization that has been in existence since 1983. We provide postproduction services to artists and nonprofits, provide technical consultation, and do publications to serve the media arts field.
Why did Standby start?
Playing Niche
Funding sources that cater to specific interest and minority groups
November 1st, 2003 | Sean FitzellSecuring funds as an independent producer is often the most difficult and crucial aspect of successfully completing your vision. Money from the government, non-profits, corporations, private foundations, and individuals is out there for film and video projects. But most funding sources have a particular interest and seek projects closely aligned with that interest.
GreeneStreet Films
Jason Guerrasio Interviews Tim Williams
July 1st, 2003 | Jason GuerrasioWhat is GreeneStreet Films?
GreeneStreet Films is a production and finance company. We mostly concentrate on films, but we do a little television as well.
When did GreeneStreet Films start?
Latino Public Broadcasting
Jason Guerrasio interviews Luca Bentivoglio
May 1st, 2003 | Jason GuerrasioWhat is Latino Public Broadcasting?
Latino Public Broadcasting (LPB) is a nonprofit organization that funds the development, production, postproduction, and acquisition of programming with educational and cultural contexts addressing the Latino voice in the United Sates.
Women In Film Finishing Fund
Jason Guerrasio interviews Stephanie Austin
March 1st, 2003 | Jason GuerrasioWhat is the Woman In Film Finishing Fund?
We are the philanthropic outreach arm of the Women in Film organization. We do a lot of outreach programs that are open to the general public, but specifically to the Women in Film general membership. The fund supports filmmakers who make thoughtful and provocative films by or about women. It’s the only fund of its kind in the United States.
Film/Video Arts
August 1st, 2001 | Michelle CoeWhat is Film/Video Arts?
We are a nonprofit media arts organization which has been around for 33 years. We provide production and post-production equipment, fiscal sponsorship, plus youth and artist mentorship programs to our 1,200 members.
When and why did F/VA come into being?
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