All Funding News articles – Page 32
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NewsAlexander Payne’s 'Downsizing' gets Norwegian grant
Downsizing and The Snowman receive Norway’s new Incentive Scheme grants, with the latter securing $4.6m.
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NewsSwitzerland launches cash rebate scheme
EXCLUSIVE: Ukraine could also have a 25% rebate scheme in place by Cannes.
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NewsParamount tunes into German fund
Berlin Station will be one of the first series to benefit from the new fund.
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NewsBFI awards $185,000 to Yorkshire Screen Industries Hub
The hub will use the money as seed funding with a view to growing the region’s creative industries.
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NewsItalian government reveals $435m film fund details
Minister hails shake-up which could bring “60% more finance” to industry; Sorrentino, Bertolucci, Benigni embrace the changes.
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NewsIFB calls for funding increase to sustain Irish film success
Following a strong 2015 for Irish Film, the acting chair of the Irish Film Board has stated that funding must be restored to previous levels.
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NewsNordisk Fond aims to back more ambitious projects
Nordics fund also increases support for documentaries by 20%.
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NewsHaifaa Al Mansour among Doha grantees
Wadjda director among 30 awarded grants in the Doha Film Institute’s latest round of funding.
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NewsSouth Africa, Netherlands sign co-production treaty
Treaty negotiated by Netherlands Film Fund and the National Film and Video Foundation.
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NewsJust So, Doc/Fest launch $90,000 fund
New online platform Postcards has been launched to support new and upcoming short form documentary talent.
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NewsEquity fund pledges $60m for UK creative industries
The UK government’s British Business Bank has backed a private equity fund aimed at the country’s creative industries.
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NewsPulse Films, Britdoc launch doc fund at CPH:DOX
The first awardee of the Genesis Fund is Field Niggas director Khalik Allah for his forthcoming project, Jamaica.
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NewsCreative Scotland launches $2.7m fund
The fund will target productions that bring benefits to the Scottish film sector and economy.
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NewsMarvel, Fox head to Australia after government funding boost
Thor: Ragnarok and Alien sequel will shoot in Australia, receiving $34 million in government funding.
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NewsFilm London launches female-focused short film fund
Two women-only teams will receive production funding for short film projects.
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NewsScotland launches $2.7m production fund
Indies basing their productions in Scotland can apply for a chunk of a $2.7m (£1.75m) Growth Fund launched by the Scottish government to boost its creative industries.
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NewsEU cuts MEDIA Programme budget for 2016
Creative Europe’s MEDIA sub-programme’s budget has been set at $116.3m, down from $117.5m in 2014.
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NewsVerbinski, Barron, von Trotta backed by German funds
Funds MDM and FFF Bayern are providing more than $9.4m (€8.6m).
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NewsBob & Co join Film London on Microwave International
The UK firm will raise around $310,000 (£200,000) in UK production finance for Microwave International: Shakespeare India; projects, teams, mentors announced.
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FeaturesRabinovich Foundation scales new heights
The Yehoshua Rabinovich Foundation for the Arts’ Cinema Project is backing new projects by Avi Nesher, Yoav Shamir and animation maestro Albert Hanan Kaminski.