Houston Filmmaker Grant
Workshop #1
It's today!
Monday - February 25, 2013
6 to 7 PM
Page Parkes Corporation
1535 W. Loop South, Ste. 100
(Room 2)
~between Post Oak Blvd. and San Felipe~
Houston, TX 77027

If you've heard the buzz from others about this grant that could help you in the production of your narrative feature-length motion picture, or if you've seen the postings and want to know more, attend this free workshop; be there promptly at 6:00 pm tonight. This is the first of several workshops to be offered throughout the application process to provide answers to your questions.

To determine whether you qualify, check first the  Guidelines posted (along with the Application) for downloading at the
Women In Film & Television Houston (WIFT Houston)
Web site at www.wift-houston.org.   
 
 
HOUSTON FILMMAKER GRANT 2013
Workshop 1 - Monday, February 25  
HOUSTON
ATTENTION HOUSTON DIRECTORS AND PRODUCERS 
OF FEATURE-LENGTH NARRATIVE MOTION PICTURES

ARE YOU IN THE PROCESS OF MAKING A LOW-BUDGET MOVIE? 
If your budget is between $60,000 and $250,000 
               you should attend this workshop (or the one to follow) and learn about this 
$30,000 matching grant.   Guidelines and Application are posted at www.wift-houston.org.             

APPLICATION DEADLINE:  MARCH 15, 2013 
Applicants will be rated on artistic and production excellence, 
commercial viability, and financial position.

This project is managed by Houston Arts Alliance in collaboration with 
Women in Film & Television Houston and Houston Film Commission.   
It is the outcome of the film task force created by Houston Mayor Annise Parker, and made possible through the City's Initiative Grant Program through Houston Arts Alliance, awarding a $20,000 matching grant. Two additional $5,000 grants - provided by the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau and Houston First Corporation - when combined with the City's Grant Program award, will provide the $30,000 matching grant for the production of a narrative feature-length commercial motion picture produced in Houston by a local filmmaker. 

The award will be presented to a recipient whose work shows excellence in the genres of narrative (live action or animation) production.  Submissions must be received by
March 15, 2013.

"Every time a film or video project is produced in Houston it means jobs for local technicians and talent and contracts for vendors and support services," said Mayor Parker, whose support of the film industry as an economic generator led to the grant.  "Nurturing this industry is a great investment in my book.  I can't wait to see the film that is made as a result of this grant." 

Co-Sponsors 
Houston Film Commission 
Women In Film & Television Houston 
Houston Cinema Arts Society 
in collaboration with 
Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau 
Houston First Corporation 
Mayor's Film Task Force 
City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance


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This grant is funded in part by the City's Initiative Grant Program through Houston Arts Alliance, and by Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau and Houston First Corporation.  
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 For additional information contact
Women in Film & Television Houston
admin@wift-houston.org    
 www.wift-houston.org
Creating Opportunities in Houston Since 1995

About WIFT Houston 
Women in Film & Television Houston is a 501(c)(3) non-profit membership organization, dedicated to helping women reach the highest level of achievement in television, film, and other moving-image media, and is further dedicated to promoting equity for women in these industries.