Casting CallsNew: GUCCI is Now Looking for Aspiring Filmmakers

New: GUCCI is Now Looking for Aspiring Filmmakers

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Gucci Tribeca Documentary Fundis looking for aspiring documentary filmmakers.

The Gucci Tribeca Documentary Fund will support 4 to 10 feature-length documentaries that highlight issues of social importance in the range of $10,00o to $25,000. This year, two-to-five additional grants will be provided for documentaries about inspiring women.

The Gucci Tribeca Documentary Fund will provide funding to 4-10 feature-length documentaries that highlight and humanize issues of social importance from around the world. Funded films will be driven by thoughtful and in-depth storytelling, bolstered by a compelling visual approach. For films, based anywhere, that are in production or post-production with the intended premiere exhibition.

Deadline: April 16 Related:

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