ScreeningRoom, The Intercept, and Double Exposure have teamed up for this unique opportunity. Got an idea for a short investigative film but could use some resources to make it a reality? Then you need to apply for a $5,000 grant recently announced by ScreeningRoom, The Intercept, and Double Exposure Investigative Film Festival. The winning entry will not only get a $5,000 grant, but also access to a Canon C300 (EF mount with a 24-105 lens) for the shoot (if in the U.S.), mentorship throughout the project, and the potential to screen the finished short doc on The Intercept and at the 2019 Double Exposure fest. “ScreeningRoom’s goal is to help build sustainability in the independent filmmaking and video journalism space,” says Marie-Hélène Carleton, one of the founders of ScreeningRoom. “Working with The Intercept and Double Exposure on this new grant is a wonderful opportunity to help support filmmakers.” Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Tuesday, 13 November, 2018