EBRUARY 2014 Project Development The Overnighters, U.S. Documentary Special Jury Award for Intuitive Filmmaking, Sundance 2014 FINAL DEADLINE: MARCH 3 >> APPLY NOW The Film Society is dedicated to supporting emerging and established filmmakers. Our project development and fiscal sponsorship program is designed to help you step by step through the process of getting your film funded, made and seen. The next application deadline is March 3, 2014. To learn more about the opportunities, benefits and application process, visit sffs.org/filmmaker360. 2014 SFFS Documentary Film Fund Finalists Gennadiy, Steve Hoover, director and Danny Yourd, producer >> MORE PROJECT DETAILS SFFS has announced the 11 finalists for the 2014 SFFS Documentary Film Fund! Awards totaling more than $75,000 will be given to feature-length documentaries in postproduction. The SFFS Documentary Film Fund was created to support singular nonfiction film work that is distinguished by compelling stories, intriguing characters and an innovative visual approach. Winners will be announced in late March. 2014 DOCUMENTARY FILM FUND FINALISTS Anatomy of an American Dream, John Ryan Johnson, director The Bolivian Case, Violeta Ayala, director The Dreamcatchers, Kim Longinotto, director, Teddy Leifer and Lisa Stevens, producers Gennadiy, Steve Hoover, director and Danny Yourd, producer In Country, Mike Attie and Meghan OHara, codirectors The Joneses, Moby Longinotto, director and Aviva Wishnow, producer Mythical Creatures, David Charles, director Rodents of Unusual Size, Quinn Costello, Chris Metzler and Jeff Springer, codirectors Romeo Is Bleeding, Jason Zeldes, director and Michael Klein, producer Street Fighting Man, Andrew James, director, Sara Archambault and Katie Tibaldi, producers Western, Bill Ross and Turner Ross, codirectors FilmEd. for Filmmakers >> CONNECT NOW FilmEd. has a host of resources for filmmakers who would like to engage with an educational audience. We encourage you to use our network to connect with community partners, educational distributors, administrators, and teachers with whom you might collaborate in your outreach effort. The FilmEd. for Filmmakers section of the website offers articles explaining the process of developing a successful educational outreach strategy that matches your films goals, budget, and target audience. If you are interested in a consultation with SFFS Education staff and assistance with curriculum development and educational outreach, please contact us at [email protected] to explore partnership options. 2014 Young Filmmakers Camp July 7-August 8 University High School, South Campus >> LEARN MORE & REGISTER This intensive film program is an opportunity for teens to learn from first-class film professionals in a fun, interactive, collaborative environment. Aspiring filmmakers can enroll in either the 2-week Starter Lab or the 2-week Advanced Lab -- or take both for a full four weeks of total film immersion. Read the SF Chronicle article about last years Young Filmmakers Camp here. Forward email This email was sent to kkanchan5kumar@rediff by [email protected] | Update Profile/Email Address | Instant removal with SafeUnsubscribe™ | Privacy Policy. San Francisco Film Society | 39 Mesa St. Suite 110 | San Francisco | CA | 94129 Reply Forward Delete Report Spam Actions Print Close this mail Select All - Delete Report Spam Actions View mails - By Date FirstPrev1 - 15NextLast
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