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have a confirmed invitation to present an independent media arts production at arecognized festival or exhibition venue outside their home region. Applicants may applyfor only one Travel Grant between April 1 st and March 31 st in any year. They may alsoapply for a Creative Development Grant or Production Grant in the same period.3.2 Value of Grant:An amount of $500 or $1,000 may be requested, depending on the distance ofproposed travel.3.3 How to Apply:Applicants are required to complete and submit an application form, available from theMedia Arts Section, and to submit all requested support material. Applicants shouldattach the following:a one-page description that details their program of activities and travel itinerary,addresses the assessment criteria outlined below, and specifies any otherfunding applied for or received for this travel.an up-to-date professional résumé (three pages maximum).For Presentation Travel:A description of the work they will be presenting.Information on the festivals or venues they will be visiting.For Presentation Travel or Residencies:A letter of confirmation/invitation from the host organization(s).3.4 Assessment Criteria:The merit of the proposed travel with regard to the development of artists'practice or career.The merit of the events, festivals, training facilities or other host organizations tobe visited.Applicants' demonstrated understanding of the community, event or centre to bevisited.For presentation travel, the level of artists' commitment to identifying andincreasing presentation and circulation opportunities.3.5 Competition Closing Dates:There are no deadlines for this program. Applicants are encouraged to apply a minimumof six weeks in advance of their departure date. The Canada Council will not acceptPg. 44
incomplete applications, applications submitted by fax or E-mail, or applicationssubmitted after applicants' date of departure.3.6 Contact: For further information, contact Karen Tisch, Media Arts Section Officer, toll-free at 1-800-263-5588, ext. 4253, or (613) 566-4414, ext. 4253. The fax number is (613) 566-4409. E-mail:karen.tisch@canadacouncil.ca4.0 PROGRAM: PROJECT GRANTS TO PRODUCTIONS ORGANIZATIONS FOR MEDIAARTS DEVELOPMENTThis program supports time-limited projects initiated by Canadian non-profit, artist-runorganizations, groups or collectives which are intended to provide enhancedopportunities for the production of independent media artworks by Canadian artists.Projects must address specific production needs in the communities that applicantsserve or intend to serve. Applicants are encouraged to work in partnership with otherorganizations, groups, collectives, public institutions and for-profit companies to addressthese needs. While all eligible projects meeting the program objectives will beconsidered, priority will be given to projects that assist:First Peoples artists;artists from diverse cultural communities;artists working in specific regional contexts;artists expanding the use of new media technologies.4.1 Eligibility:Applicants must be Canadian non-profit, artist-run organizations, groups orcollectives involved in supporting the production of media artworks by Canadianartists. Groups or collectives need not have an established administrativestructure. However, the artist(s) responsible for administering the project must beclearly identified.Partnerships of non-profit organizations, groups or collectives are also eligible.One of the partners must be designated as the lead applicant, responsible foradministering any grant awarded.Public institutions and for-profit companies may participate in projects, but maynot apply.Artists must retain complete creative and editorial control over the independentwork they produce while working on a project supported by this program.Organizations, groups or collectives that receive operating or other ongoingassistance from the Canada Council may apply to this program, but not for thesupport of activities that are already supported by such operating or otherassistance.Applicants must report on all previous grants received from this program, andhave their reports approved by the Media Arts Section before they are eligible toapply again.Pg. 45
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