NZFC Filmmaker International Travel Grant
About this opportunity
The New Zealand Film Commission's travel grant helps New Zealand filmmakers accompany their feature or short film to major international festivals, or take a feature slate to market. Applications are generally accepted at any time, with dedicated funding rounds for key events such as the Berlinale and European Film Market, Cannes and Annecy.
Application tips
Travel needs a clear business case and tangible outcomes, so set out your objectives and the meetings you plan to hold. The NZFC generally will not fund two or more producers attending the same event for the same project, so coordinate with your team before applying.
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