By Laura MossWinter is coming. In fact, it’s upon us. But just because the industry tends to hibernate around this time, that doesn’t mean you have to. Why not put your shoulder into a personal project or professional development program? In this end-of-year edition of our quarterly list, we’ve tried to include opportunities for every stage of career or project. They are organized by deadline—from December through February—and by category: documentaries, narratives and screenwriting. An asterisk(*) indicates an opportunity available in multiple categories.As always, double-check the eligibility requirements, and use your best judgment when deciding to apply. Untitled KQT projectPatrick G. Lee - supported by BAVC MediaMakerDocumentaryBAVC MediaMaker FellowshipFounded in 1976, BAVC Media is a community hub and resource for media makers in the Bay Area and across the country, advocating for those whose stories aren’t being told, and providing resources to create, share, and amplify their stories and those of their communities. Their 10-month-long program supports the development of documentary projects that are nearing post-production, and includes a $10,000 grant, two convention sessions in San Francisco, and travel to two film festivals or industry conferences.First or second-time feature filmmakers are eligible, if their films have already started production and are not yet in the fine cut stage.Deadline: December 9CAAM FellowshipThis program from The Center for Asian American Media pairs documentary filmmakers telling Asian American stories with accomplished professionals for a six-month mentorship. Their 2025 mentors are Ursula Liang, Bing Liu and Bao Nguyen. The process also includes participation at...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 4 December