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The Channel 4 Britdoc<br />

Fund<br />

Objective<br />

The fund provides financing to support independent filmmakers making documentary projects<br />

that would not be commissioned by a UK broadcaster. Since its inception in 2005, the Channel<br />

4 Britdoc Fund has funded over 60 award winning films.<br />

When the Foundation invests in a film, we fully come on board as executive producers. Thus, the<br />

project benefits from the editorial expertise, association and quality guarantee that our involvement<br />

promises. This will lead more likely to other co-producers joining us on board.<br />

We want our films to be as successful as possible in raising production budgets, in sales and<br />

promotional deals. In order to fulfill this aim, we need the Foundation to share with us that success<br />

and to raise money for us so we can continue our work.<br />

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

The fund invests on average between £10,000 and £30,000 (approx. $15.000 to $46.000).<br />

Special<br />

<strong>Funding</strong> is awarded on a rolling basis.<br />

The fund is initiated by<br />

Channel 4 Britdoc Fund, also called The BRITDOC Foundation. The BRITDOC Foundation is an independent,<br />

non-profit organization, created by Channel 4’s documentary department, assigned to<br />

create new funding and distribution models for independent documentary films (www.britdoc.org).<br />

Conditions<br />

| UK<br />

A Britain based co-producer is needed. When the Foundation invests in a film, it fully comes on<br />

board as Executive <strong>Producers</strong>. If Channel 4 decides to acquire the broadcast, a fee of £1 should<br />

be granted as limited online and VOD rights.<br />

information and contact<br />

Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation, 50 Frith Street, London, W1<br />

http://britdoc.org/real_funds/britdoc_fund<br />

Contact for queries Maxyne Franklin – Email: maxyne@britdoc.org

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