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Sundance<br />

<strong>Documentary</strong> Fund<br />

Objective<br />

Sundance Institute <strong>Documentary</strong> Fund grants are announced twice a year. Since its establishment,<br />

the Fund has supported more than 500 films in 61 countries. A committee of human<br />

rights experts and film professionals give their recommendations of projects submitted by filmmakers<br />

around the world. The Fund reviews between 1,400 and 2,000 proposals annually,<br />

choosing among them 35 to 50 proposals for support each year. In funding such works, the<br />

<strong>Documentary</strong> Fund encourages the exchange of different ideas that is crucial for building up an<br />

open society and a public dialogue that revolve around contemporary issues.<br />

<strong>Funding</strong> Amount<br />

Special<br />

The funding amount is up to 50.000 USD.<br />

If the candidate has already received a grant from the <strong>Documentary</strong> Fund, there<br />

is an additional category for which he can apply for the same project. Audience<br />

Engagement grants support innovative outreach and engagement campaigns<br />

and cutting-edge multiplatform engagement strategies.<br />

The fund is initiated by<br />

The <strong>Documentary</strong> Fund, established at Sundance Institute (www.sundance.org) in 2002 with a<br />

gift from the Open Society Institute (www.soros.org) and is supported by grants from the Ford<br />

Foundation (www.fordfound.org) and Open Society Institute, among others.<br />

Conditions<br />

Conditions<br />

| USA<br />

Applications are required to include edited material that is approximately 20 to 75 minutes<br />

for the proposed project. The reel should convey the narrative and aesthetic visual in the final<br />

version of the film. If available for consideration, longer cuts and fine cuts may be submitted.<br />

A previous sample of work must also be attached with the application.<br />

information and contact<br />

Sundance Institute<br />

5900 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 800, Los Angeles, CA 90036, USA<br />

Tel: ++1-310 360 1981 - Fax: ++1 310 360 1969<br />

Email: dfp@sundance.org - www.sundance.org/programs/documentary-fund

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