Progess in Works

A new grant program that provides one-time, free use of NWFF¹s cinema.

Links:
Back to Grants and Access
Download Application Form

By using NWFF¹s theater, Progress in Works offers your film production new development opportunities. By using our cinema, you can show a work in progress to pursue potential funders, celebrate your accomplishments with your cast and crew, or screen a rough cut to get critical feedback. The grant offers you a single event held at our cinema, up to three hours in duration with the facilities and staff to project either a film (35mm, 16mm or 8mm) or video (DVD, DVCam, or BetaSP). You can make the event free for your audience, or charge admission.

Progress in Works is a competitive grant and will be offered to applicants based on application reviews. To apply for Progress in Works, please download an application form at www.nwfilmforum.org/wiggly/progress.php

QUARTERLY DEADLINE
Winter deadline is January 15, 2007
Spring deadline is April 16, 2007
Applicants will be notified of their standing three weeks after the deadline.

This program in made possible by support from 4Culture/King County Lodging Tax Revenue.

To apply to Progress in Works:

Download the Application Form and return along with the following attachments:
Project Description (Synopsis of film project, contact info, etc)
Bios of the key people involved in the project.
And if you have a Work Sample, please include a DVD or VHS

Criteria

Criteria for acceptance into a NWFF grant are artistic merit, originality, and compatibility with NWFF¹s mission. NWFF also considers the project¹s contribution to the local film community.

Eligibility:

To be eligible for consideration, the production, as represented by the Project Director or the Project Producer must:
1. Maintain active WigglyWorld level membership.
2. Demonstrate a clear commitment to the production, which must be non-commercial in nature and must contribute artistically to the local film community.
3. Present a detailed proposal, following proposal guidelines.
4. Present an artistic work sample that best represents the proposed production.
5 Be a Washington State resident.