Funding Sources for Cultural Initiatives in ACP Countries

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Hubert Bals FundMain officeInternational Film Festival RotterdamP.O. Box 216963001 AR RotterdamNetherlandsTel: (+31) 10 890.90.90Fax: (+31) 10 890.90.91Email: tiger@filmfestivalrotterdam.comWebsitehttp://www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com/professionals/hubert_bals_fund/Purpose and program areasThe Hubert Bals Fund is designed to bring remarkable or urgent feature films by innovative andtalented filmmakers from developing countries closer to completion. The HBF provides grants thatoften turn out to play a crucial role in enabling these filmmakers to realize their projectsWho can receive a grant?Filmmakers or producers from developing countries, list of contries here:http://www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com/Assets/Uploads/Documents/DAC%20List%202009%20-%202010.pdfTypes of grant supportThe Fund operates in 5 different categories: Script and project development: the maximum contribution for script and project developmentis €10,000. Digital Production: funding up to €20,000 for Digital Production of a feature length fiction filmwith a maximum budget of €100,000 Post-production funding or final-financing: the maximum contribution in this category is€30,000. Distribution: funding up to a maximum of €15,000. Workshops: funding up to a maximum of €10,000.Grant sizeAnnually, the Hubert Bals Fund has close to €1.2 million at its disposal and is able to make individualgrants of up to €10,000 for script and project development, €20,000 for digital production, €30,000 forpost-production, €10,000 for workshops or €15,000 towards distribution costs in the country of origin.Examples of recent grants:Script and project development:El 5 de talleres – Adrian Biniez - UruguayEl abrazo de la serpiente – Ciro Guerra - ColombiaBeijing Time - Zhang Yuedong - ChinaThe Blue Wave – Zeynep Dadak & Merve Kayan- Turkey78
Digital production:Greatest Hits – Nicolás Pereda - MexicoStrange Love – Natasha Mendonca - IndiaPost-production funding or final-financing:Girimunho – Helvécio Marins Jr. & Clarissa Campolina - BrazilGood Bye – Mohammad Rasoulof - IranNeighbouring Sounds – Kleber Mendonça Filho - BrazilPostcards From the Zoo – Edwin - IndonesiaVerano - José Luis Torres Leiva - ChileDistribution:Viva Riva! (2010, Congo-Kinshasa) by Djo Tunda Wa Munga, distribution in several (Southern)African countriesWorkshops/HBF Award:Imaginations - Suka! Productions - Congo-KinshasaDurban Filmmart: HBF Award - South AfricaApplication procedureSelection rounds take place twice a year, with application deadlines on March 1 and August 1.The Hubert Bals Fund gives financial support twice a year. Application deadlines are March 1 andAugust 1. All materials should arrive no later than 5 days after the deadline.It is essential that the filmmaker be a citizen and live and work in a developing country as mentionedin the DAC-List. Applications should be in English or in French.The prime consideration of the panel that considers all the projects will be the artistic qualities of anapplication.The entry should be original, authentic and rooted in the culture of the applicant`s country.The project should contribute to the development of the local film industry and local film-making skills.For the Fund to participate in a project, there should be a strong possibility that the rest of the financecan be found. Therefore applicants approaching the Fund should have other interested partners inplace.RestrictionsThe vision and talent of the filmmaker are essential for the fund when making its choices; thereforewe can only accept projects where a director is attached.79
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CanadaCongoEcuadorRussianFederation
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