Film Funding Research
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This document discusses various sources of funding for film production in the UK, including Creative Skillset which offers bursaries up to £8,000 for craft/technical training and £1,000 for management/leadership training, as well as international scholarships up to £5,000. Crowdfunding is also discussed as a way to gather small donations from a large group of people. Film London provides £1,000 to young filmmakers for short films through its micro school program and allows community screenings. The BFI invests £26 million annually from lottery funds in film development and production in the UK, a budget that is rising to £30 million by 2017. Some charities also provide funding if a
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- 2. Introduction 0 It can be an costly process to create films, many different parts of film production must be taken into account. 0 The production of films is therefore only possible with money that has been funded to create the films. There are a few different types of funding:
- 3. Creative Skillset 0 Creative Skillset is the largest fund in the UK which specifically dedicates to film preparation. 0 They offer a range of bursaries, e.g craft and technical bursaries, where you will be offered up to £8,000- or management and leadership bursaries, where you’ll be offered up to £1,000. They also offer international scholarships (up to £5,000). 0 They are working in the film industry to help; Create Jobs Strengthen skills Build skills for the future Ensure world class film education.
- 4. Crowd Funding 0 Crowd Funding is another method that can be used 0 This asks for small sums of money from large crowds so the money adds up to a fair amount 0 Social media helps with this method a lot as it gets the word out and gets more people involved in the funding
- 5. Film London 0 Film London is a production funding company. 0 They offer opportunities to young, aspiring film makers such as a ‘micro school’ for those who make short films. Those who take part will be offered £1,000 funding as well as guidance to create the best film possible. 0 They also have a community screen scheme which allows films to be shown in cinemas- reaching larger audience almost instantly.
- 6. BFI Funding 0 BFI is a national government funded institution. 0 It is the largest public film fund in the UK, and each year they invest in £26 million of lottery funds to support film development, production and distribution of activity in the UK. 0 The budget is set to rise to £30 million by 2017. 0 They encourage creative and artistic freedom, and will help through all the processes of film production. They will also help first time film makers. 0 However, they will only fund your film if it can appeal to a larger audience- and a producer must be working on the film when you apply.
- 7. Charities 0 Alternatively, charities are also a possible option to provide funding for a film. 0 Certain charities will fund films if it brings recognition to the problem that the charity is dedicated too. For example, charities raising money for cancer may decide to fund films that bring awareness to cancer and which will raise more awareness to the issue. 0 Welcome Trust is an example of this , who funded various short films as a result.
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