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Jewish Film Institute Grants

Film Grant
Financial support
45 days left

Deadline: 3 December 2026

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About this opportunity

The Jewish Film Institute provides completion grants for narrative, documentary, hybrid, and animated films that illuminate the Jewish experience. The grants specifically support projects in post-production, providing crucial finishing funds to filmmakers worldwide. Eligible formats include features, shorts, episodic programmes, and web series.

Application tips

Your project must be in post-production with at least a strong rough cut: the grants fund completion expenses only. Projects in development, script-development, pre-production, production, or early post-production will not be considered. For the 2027 grants, applications open in October 2026; the early deadline is 6 November 2026 and the final deadline is 3 December 2026. Awards are notified 17 July 2027. Sample work must be in English or subtitled in English. Applications submitted via FilmFreeway.

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