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SUMMARY:Pulitzer Center’s Climate and Labour Film Grant
DESCRIPTION:Opportunity type:  Grant\nFor: Filmmakers\nDeadline: 01/09/24\nRewards:   Up to £20,000 mentorship, production support  and more\nLocation Eligibility: Africa\n\nAbout this opportunity\n\nThe Pulitzer Center, the Financial Times, and One World Media are excited to announce a new film partnership focused on climate change and how work and workers are affected.\nThey’re looking for an experienced filmmaker who wants to explore, through a short documentary, how climate change is affecting lives and work in the Global South. They want to amplify new perspectives, stories, and voices on our changing climate with a particular focus on the economic transition.\nIn the past two years, reporters have traveled throughout India and across Nigeria, Ghana, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Uruguay, Paraguay and South Africa to document the impact of extreme heat and weather on some of the world’s most vulnerable workers, including women who are often heads of household. They encourage stories that detail the interconnected nature of business, climate, and consumer choices. \nTo apply, you’ll need to show:\n\n5+ years of evidenced experience as a documentary-maker. We want to see links to recent work, broadcast credits, or festival screenings. \nReferences from a previous commissioner/executive \nA recorded pitch (3 minutes or under)—this can be filmed on your phone or an audio recording—about your idea \nA written synopsis of your idea with a detailed budget. If your film is reliant on negotiating particular access or following a particular person/subject, we want you to show how far along you are with these discussions. \n\nRewards\nThe successful filmmaker will receive the following:\n\nUp to £20,000 (USD $25,000) in funding for their film \nA named executive for their documentary and production support \nA commission from the Financial Times with their final film made freely available on the FT’s platform. \nGlobal promotion of their film from all three partners and associated screenings\nMembership of the OWM global alumni network \nAnd an industry mentor\n\nEligibility\n\n\nTo apply, you’ll need to be from the Global South and working in the Global South. We’re particularly keen to hear creative, newsworthy proposals that cover an underreported story. We also want to hear from populations seldom covered, with reporting proposals offering unexpected or rare access to working conditions and workplaces. \nYour film will need to be 25 minutes or less and be completed by June 2025.\nEntry Fee\n\n\n\nFree\nHow to Apply \nApply using the link: Climate and Labour Film Grant\nAll questions regarding this award should be sent to contact@oneworldmedia.org.uk\n
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