CID has been collaborating with independent producers in the creation of independent documentaries for more than 25 years. CID can act as fiscal sponsor, manage project funds, provide creative and technical support, and can offer advice on fundraising and distribution.
To apply to CID for collaboration, an application is required. To apply, send the following materials in one package to the address below. We cannot accept materials sent electronically.
1. Two page project description
2. Project budget
3. Producer’s resume
4. A DVD or VHS copy of a previously completed work, preferably documentary, of the applicant. If possible, send a copy you do not need returned.
5) If possible, A DVD or VHS copy of an edited excerpt of the project that is being proposed in this application.
We accept proposals at any time. It typically takes 2-3 weeks to process an application. CID receives many more project proposals than we can accept, and the application process is competitive. Please address any questions to Fred Simon at FSimon@documentaries.org
CID charges a 5% administrative fee on any funds that it receive sas fiscal sponsor. Sponsored projects will be listed in the CID filmography and eligible to receive contributions through our online site.
Please send your materials to :
Fred Simon
Center for Independent Documentary
680 South Main Street
Sharon, MA 02067
57 responses so far ↓
Alice Bagshaw // March 12, 2007 at 1:57 pm |
Hello. My name is Alice.
I’ve been making a documentary in Brazil. It’s about Delecado, a master of capoeira dance, who is deeply involved in social projects in the poor areas of Sao Paulo. He built a school of capoeira, brick by brick, in front of a fovela. I have filmed him during a new project to build a football pitch on top of the school.
I’ve had a brilliant opportunity, through contact with Delecado, to gain access to the poorest areas of Sao Paulo while he battles against politicians to find funding. There are interviews and fottage that sho just how life is, day to day, for the poor of Sao Paulo. I’m not a film maker, and I haven’t got the best of equipment, so it’s rough and ready. But I was so captured by the story that I had to do it. The project is still going on.
I’ve seen lots of documentaries about the poor of Brazil. The difference with this one is that it shows hope. I think it could be of interest to you.
Alice Bagshaw
Cheralynn Johnston // May 19, 2007 at 11:41 am |
Hi! My name is Cheralynn Johnston. I am with an organization called OCF-OCF (Orange County Foundation for Oncology Children and Families). We are interested in putting together a 15 minute or more documentary on our organization. Someone suggested I look into grants. Do you have any suggestions on how I find someone who would be willing to help us? Who to contact who might be interested in filming this? I don’t know a lot about this industry and need some help and guidance. Here is the link to our website http://www.ocf-ocf.org Thanks for any suggestions! Cheralynn
Michele Dunbar // May 19, 2007 at 2:33 pm |
Hi Cheralynn,
I am an event planner, but I do a lot of work with film companies pre-production and post production. I know of someone who may be able to assist you when you are ready to put your documentary together. His name is Dave Flynch and the company is SonicArts Production. Dave has worked on many features, documentaries and shorts with Spike Lee, Woody Allen, Wes Craven and Julie Taymor. If you are interested please let me know and I would be happy to provide his contact number .
Good luck!
Denis Gathanju // July 3, 2007 at 1:25 am |
Hi, I am a Kenyan freelance journalist and filmaker looking for funding to make a documentary that seeks to expose the vice that has been goining on here in Kenya related to child sex tourism and child pornography.
I have excellent leads into the story and will be interviewing some of the people who are doing this on camera. They will say what they do and how they do it.
The aim of the 1 and a half hour documentary is to help protect children from such adults.
Please do connect me with an organization that is willing to fund the documentary.
I look forwrad to reading from you soon.
Denis Gathanju.
Sandy Plunkett // July 24, 2007 at 1:15 pm |
Hi…ny name is Sandy Plunkett. I’m part of a team out of US, Australia and London developing a documentary called The Darwin Project – (ie Charles Darwin, father of evolution). 2009 marks the 150th anniversary of publication of darwin’s seminal work, “On the Origins of Species”. The doco’s narrator is Chris Darwin, Darwin Snr’s great, great grandson. Film explores darwin’s theories, impact and ongoing controversy. Looking for sponsorship and distribution. Can anyone help. I’m based in LA.
Thanks in anticipation
Jerri Sher // July 30, 2007 at 8:23 am |
Hello, I am Jerri Sher in pre-production, Directing & Producing the documentary LIVE LIFE, awkening your inner power. This is the story of healing through alternative medicine with stories from extraordinary individuals and amazing scientists and doctors. We are seeking funding from individuals or companies and have a 5 minute short completed as an advertising promotional piece for the right organization. Please feel free to contact me if you have any ideas or suggestions. I moved from MA 2 years ago and now live in LA. My film Soul of an Empire win 4 Best Documentary feature awards. I am in the DGA and a member of the IDA. Contact: jerri13@aol.com
zouhir latif // August 26, 2007 at 11:26 am |
Hello, I am Zouhir Latif tv reporter and director ,Directintin & producing manys documantarys in Tunisia ,Morroco,France, Italy and other .I m looking for coproducer for a doucumantary 110mns for big scrine , verry interesting storry and good opportinuty .For more information pls send email: latifzo@gmail.com
thx
Dave Van Nus // September 18, 2007 at 11:00 pm |
I’m going to say it…I thought it would be easier then this…and boy am I glad it wasn’t, cause I have learned so much…with that being said, I am still in need of help. Our indepedent feature film that explores infidelity in todays society is currently on hiatis. We are in need of finishing funds, or a lot of pro-bono help.
I thought I’d try to leave you a little about our film and see where it goes. Our film has completed most, if not all of our expert interviews and edited by Nick Perry. We are out of funds (so far 130K our of our personnal pocket) and need to finish this film. It is a story that needs to be told and we are so close. We are looking for survivors of infidelity and those who have had or are having affairs to tell thier stories. Our methods need a little investment to branh out farther. Feel free to offer any advice. Thank you for being a resource of information.
Dave
versatileloans@yahoo.com
IBRAHIM ISMAILA AHMAD // September 20, 2007 at 4:03 pm |
Iam am a reporter with Nigerian Television Authority and I produce lots of documentaries. Iam looking for sponsorship to do a documentary on Nigerias Wetlands and Desertification.
Dana Skvarek // October 29, 2007 at 1:59 am |
I’m an independent film maker, going into my fourth year of a documentary about those who support America’s troops overseas via gifts and packages. I have traveled across the country and have heart wrenching footage and interviews on film. I have also raised a lot of support for these organizations through the years with my camera. I have yet to finish this film, and lack the funds to do so. For more information please contact me. Thank you. email: Dana@depletingshadowfilms.com
Majok // November 12, 2007 at 3:42 am |
Denis Gathanju can you please email me about your documentary project. We might work something out.
Thanks
Majok
Lauren // November 22, 2007 at 8:33 pm |
I am making a film about the former “lost boys” of Sudan Returning home to the South after the signing of the peace agreement in 2005. I have already shot the successes of a water project and I am hoping to be able to film a few more, specifically a school and clinic site. It is a film about reunion and about the Sudanese people in the Diaspora giving back to their homeland. I am looking for funding for travel back to Sudan for a skilled cinematographer for the rest of the film along with some new equipment for the harsh terrain.
Hey Majok, where are you from and are you working on a project? Sounds like you are from South Sudan. Please email if you are interested in this project.
If anyone has an interest, please email me!
Thanks
Jonathan Bundu // December 4, 2007 at 7:56 am |
Hi i am an independent film maker in Sierra Leone West Africa. I want to do two documentaries on post-war Sierra Leone. One will focus on children who are involve in the mines, the child labour they are engaged in, and what’s keeping them from going to school, why they prefer the mines than education. The second is about the woman who conducted our recent elections. Am planing on calling it THE WOMAN WHO MADE IT HAPPEN. I want to look at the challenges she faces, how she overcome them and what were the lesson she learnt during the whole electoral process. The one on the child miners will be called THE TRUTH BEHIND THE STONE.
Jokom Riak // December 14, 2007 at 10:54 pm |
My name is Jokom Riak orginally from Sudan I would like to produce the film call “God is watching” which is about the Lost Boys of Sudan Testimony about what they have face during the Sudan’s 22 civil war which, is the most African longest civil war. The war begins in 1983 which let the children felt their way in 1987 to Ethiopia when they were separated with families. Their suffering had something to do with cool war between America and Soviet Union. The boys were seeking rescue in Ethiopia which was one center for the political fight over Africa beside Angola, Morocco and Mozambique. They traveled thousand of miles walking on their feet when they ran from Sudan to Ethiopia during late 1987, also from Ethiopia in 1991 when Ethiopia government under communism fail and the transitional government took over that year. It took year and half for the boys to travel another journey from Ethiopia back to Sudan and finally make their way to Kenya in 1992 when Sudan government declared Jihad (Islamic soldier form to fought holy war) the boys and again stayed in Kenya for another nine years under inhuman conditions and finally were grant a resettlement in the united state in 2001 which make another sequence of story on their life. The producer of film is also the victims of the war while awaiting a child soldier service in Ethiopia.
Junius R. Hughes // December 21, 2007 at 4:47 am |
I am Director and Producer of the documentary, Children of Fire, the Movie. Children of Fire is the inspiring story of a group of South African youngsters — disfigured and orphaned by fire and stripped of their human dignity by an indifferent society — who nevertheless persevere in the face of seemingly impossible odds. With the help of a small, dedicated band of volunteers, these courageous Children of Fire discover hope instead of fear, learn to embrace love rather than resignation, and use compassion to battle ignorance.
All principal photography, except interview with Archbishop Desmond Tutu is complete. We are in search of finishing funds and would appreciate any private equity investors or sponsorship to help finish our project. I invite you to visit our site for more information. Thank you in Advance.
Lee Hatcher // January 14, 2008 at 1:34 am |
I am a filmmaker working on the initial stages of a documentary dealing with the mental care and drug crisis. I plan to focus on the role of the psychiatrist as an “adequete” mental health facilitator and neglect of the overall mental health system for those who cannot afford it. I am fortunate enough to have a multitude of experts at my disposal. I am seeking funding aid or co-producing assistance.
Daniel Rudin // January 29, 2008 at 2:43 pm |
I am a filmmaker who intends to explore the migration issue in Central America. The film will begin by speaking with workers at the Municipal Dump in Leon, Nicaragua. Mostly rural immigrants, some 400 men, women and children eke out a living by “harvesting” plastics and metals from the constantly smoldering dump. The film will explore their living conditions, lack of employment options, and working conditions. I will follow these workers beginnings by exploring the rural villages from which they have originated in an attempt to give voice to the current crisis in small-scale agriculture and the resulting internal and international migration of Nicaraguans.
I have previously spoken with the workers of the dump, who have the conviviality and openness of most Nicaraguans; all were quite frank and unabashed in explaining their situation. The head of the University of Leon’s department of social work has promised to help with the project, as has Executive Director of The Working and Unemployed Women’s Movement. I am looking for a very small grant to cover operational expenses.
Daniel Rudin
rudin17@gmail.com
Marius Holden // February 4, 2008 at 5:22 am |
We are a couple of anthropologists with 4 young children aged from 2 to 9. We have an established record of publication, including some documentaries, and a strong teaching experience. We are now carrying out a multi-sited project on globalization and migration. The title of our project is “Reason of Culture / Reason of Law: Asymmetrical Talk in South Asian Diaspora.” This project overcomes the perspective of migration and diaspora as potential danger for exploring its potential benefits. It is central to the project the realization of a documentary where individual, subjective life-experiences are openly disclosed and filmed through a collaborative, non invasive filming approach.
We are looking for sponsors or informations about how to obtain funds.
Many thanks for advices and comments.
Marius Holden
Bezaneh Kefale // March 26, 2008 at 4:03 am |
Hi, I am lawyer and also am a new film maker based in Adiss Ababa, Ethiopian. I am specially interested in producing Documentary films related to Human rights. I’m producing one under the title “child right for sustainable development in Africa” So I want a co-producer or sponsor or any one interested to assit the production in different ways.
The following messege is to Jokom Riak. Hi, jokom, I’m very much interested in your plan please contact me, we can do a lot of things to gether.
E-mail adress bezanehpictures@yahoo.com
Phone no. +251911476126
Wael // April 2, 2008 at 2:33 pm |
Hi all , I am Wael freelance documentary production director I have a project about pollution in the river nile , it will discuss the importance of river nile along the history from pharaos to this moment , and dangers that threaten it like bad habits (throwing rubbish and wastewater ) . now I am looking for funding or a co-producer to work together , so I would be pleased to receive your contact on my mail
wael579@yahoo.com
phone no : +20103761426
Denis Gathanju // April 11, 2008 at 3:55 am |
Hi Majok, thanks for your interest in my documentary, kindly do provide me your email address or simply send me an email. I look forward to holding discussions with you.
Denis Gathanju
gathanju@gmail.com
Elizabeth Vagnoni // May 7, 2008 at 8:06 am |
Hi all..
I am a filmmaker ready to move forward on the production of a documentary about the growing phenomena of family “Estrangement”. The story is the phenomenon of estrangement, particularly when it occurs absent any abuse/substance issues. Adult children who make the decision to cast their parents aside for no apparent reason – just because they can – and the lack of public outrage addressing this widespread problem.
I have done all the research, and I have many people ready and willing to participate. I have a group of the “go to” experts on this topic that are very excited about the project.
I am looking for sponsorship, funding, etc..
Many thanks for any help!
Elizabeth Vagnoni
evagnoni@aol.com
Ebeneza Fobid // June 18, 2008 at 7:03 am |
Jack Ofield,
Executive Director
The Production Center
Dear sir,
I understand you have the expertise to produce social documentaries. I wish to inquire whether you can be interested to sponsor a TV documentary project, THE CAT EATERS OF CAMEROON. This is about the Cat eating habit of the indigenous people found in the north western region of Cameroon-Central Africa.
I am also a Cameroonian but an amateur freelance camaraman. These act of Cat eating involves a lot of ceremonial activities before and after meal, including traditional dances and displays. They do alot of explanations and defenses about the medicinal value of cats.
According to my understanding, Cats are one of the most pet domestic animals in the
world. I very much believe, majority of citizens of the world will be shock to watch how other humans prepare MAN’s most friendly animal for meal.
Already arranged with the local population, I am certain that if we produce a reality documentary about this abnormal behavior, it will be highly demanded in the ineternational television market. To attend this level, an expert camaraman and a comentator with western English accent are required. That is why I am seeking your partnership.
If you can be in the position to contribute in realising the proposed project, then It will excite considerable discussion. I will send more details and answers your questions.
I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Yours sincerely,
Ebeneza F Fobid
P O Box 613 Kumba,
S W P, Rep. of Cameroon
Tel: +237 79 99 01 10
Fax: + 237 33 35 53 57
Ebeneza Fobid // June 18, 2008 at 7:04 am |
Dear sir,
I understand you have the expertise to produce social documentaries. I wish to inquire whether you can be interested to sponsor a TV documentary project, THE CAT EATERS OF CAMEROON. This is about the Cat eating habit of the indigenous people found in the north western region of Cameroon-Central Africa.
I am also a Cameroonian but an amateur freelance camaraman. These act of Cat eating involves a lot of ceremonial activities before and after meal, including traditional dances and displays. They do alot of explanations and defenses about the medicinal value of cats.
According to my understanding, Cats are one of the most pet domestic animals in the
world. I very much believe, majority of citizens of the world will be shock to watch how other humans prepare MAN’s most friendly animal for meal.
Already arranged with the local population, I am certain that if we produce a reality documentary about this abnormal behavior, it will be highly demanded in the ineternational television market. To attend this level, an expert camaraman and a comentator with western English accent are required. That is why I am seeking your partnership.
If you can be in the position to contribute in realising the proposed project, then It will excite considerable discussion. I will send more details and answers your questions.
I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Yours sincerely,
Ebeneza F Fobid
P O Box 613 Kumba,
S W P, Rep. of Cameroon
Tel: +237 79 99 01 10
Fax: + 237 33 35 53 57
Gajanan hegde // June 22, 2008 at 2:36 pm |
Hai,
Hi, I am Gajanan Hegde, journalist (from INDIA) and filmaker looking for funding to make a documentary on traditional medical practices and agriculture. There are so many interesting methods on traditional medicine. Now a days its going away from practice.
mail me at: gajanan7@gmail.com
Thor // June 30, 2008 at 7:19 pm |
I rode a horse from San Diego to Canada,made a film,..need help………………help Palease
Kenneth Black // July 8, 2008 at 7:36 pm |
To whom it may concern.
I have completed a documentary about repeatedly incarcerating juveniles at very young ages for non-violent crimes. In this doc it shows that once these kids turn 18 years of age they go on to commit violent crimes. In my film I concentrate on about 8 kids in particular. Some I have footage of from as early as 13 and 14 years of age. As you go on to watch them reach the age of 18. You get a chance to see the crimes they are incarcerated for at this present time. Earlier in the film you’ll witness most of these kids literally beg for some type of help. But you will also witness those that have given up and accepted this way of life. This is a very powerful Urban documentary and I just need some advice as to how I can let the world see it. P.S I am currently working on part 2 as it is an ongoing situation.
Benjamin S // July 28, 2008 at 12:00 am |
Hi Mr. Black,
I’m directing a documentary about a similar subject, and maybe we can work together. That is, if some of these non-violent crimes have to do with drugs, and if it’s near Chicago. Please let me know, as this sounds promising. thebenj22 @ gmail.com
Thanks,
Benjamin
Tami Graham // August 10, 2008 at 9:17 pm |
Hi!
I am working on a documentary about the rebirth of a nearly century old Art film theatre in Long Beach, California. One of only 4 left bewteen Los Angeles and San Diego.
I could use technical advice, guidance and equipment funding would be heaven sent.
Thanks,
Tami
Tami Graham // August 10, 2008 at 9:18 pm |
P.S. I can reached at: artfulthinking@gmail.com
salehdin // September 30, 2008 at 4:08 am |
dear i want to go to brazil from pakistan due bad situation of pakistan about taliban and terrorist i want to work there marry there and save my life there and also enjoy my life there i need sponser now to go to brazil i ll be very gratefull to u thanks allot
sincerly
saleh din
Joel Nnamdi // October 10, 2008 at 6:10 am |
Dear Sir,
I am Joel Nnamdi,a nigerian. am currently workung on a documentary on the activities of nigerians and africa online internet scams and fraud.
Al l there ways , methods and mode of operations .how to avoid them and how it could be curtailed.
Leticia Matos // October 24, 2008 at 1:50 pm |
The Brazilian Fashion After São Paulo Fashion Week
A project with three pages that needed less than one month to be available gave life to the event that nowadays has the second biggest covering of the Brazilian media: The São Paulo Fashion Week.
The Brazilian Fashion After São Paulo Fashion Week is produced and directed by the journalist Letícia Matos.
The 52-minute audiovisual will show the business and culture created with the advent of fashion industry in Brazil by the view of the most important fashion professionals of the country. The objective is to disclose the main behavior and market changes after this event and show the back stages and all gears from this truth factory that is the Brazilian fashion.
This documentary has everything to come into the Brazilian fashion history.
Seriousness in the documentation of one history
It demands a consistent work, research, pre-production, production and finishing, for produce documentaries. Advertisement, communication plan, and participation in festivals, are also necessary. For congregating all this credentials, the documentary The Brazilian Fashion After São Paulo Fashion Week was approved as a cultural project by the Brazilian Ministry of the Culture.
SPFW Numbers
. More than one thousand showrooms during the event.
. R$ 1,5 billion in business during the Fashion Week.
. For event more than 5 thousand pages on media. More than 3 hundred hours on broadcast:
. Media phenomenon.
Launching in June 2009
Target
Up-dated modern young and adult people. People interested in fashion, beauty and products that transmit this concept. Fashion professionals and public cinema festivals.
Exhibition
Festivals awards, internet, home DVDs and TV.
Distribution Plan
3.000 DVDs
Distribution for sponsorships, press assessorship, charity and for business.
Rouanet Law and Budget
It is necessary about U$ 75.800,00 (or R$ 128.000, 00) to produce this documentary. Approved as a cultural product by the Brazilian Ministry of the Culture, the documentary The Brazilian Fashion after São Paulo fashion Week gets the Rouanet Law benefits. It means that it can be sponsored and the company can deduce hundred per cent for compulsory contribution (Brazilian Income tax).
The sponsorship will enable the documentary production and its communication plan.
Contact
Letícia Matos
leticia@documentariosdemoda.com.br
+55 11 9487 – 6622
Denis Gathanju // November 19, 2008 at 4:46 am |
Hi Joel, that is an interesting case. I have written about the scams in one of my features that profiles internet and mobile phone fraud and I would be keen on seeing that in a documentary. Kindly do get back to me with details. My email address is:
dgathanju@gmail.com
Nilosree Biswas // January 24, 2009 at 3:54 am |
Hi,
I am a filmmaker from India working the enforced disappearances of Kashmir, a India controlled state in Pakistan – India border.
I am looking for funds to make a 60 min documentary on the same.
It`s a tremedously difficult situation out there and it needs to be told to the world.
Thanks any leads would be appreciated.
Nilosree
grace gakuo // February 9, 2009 at 4:27 am |
am a kenya living in the uk .am interested in starting a social enterprise on supporting vulnealable adults in kenya as a result of old age ,mental health and learming disability.am looking for funding to make this a success
Chris // February 9, 2009 at 1:25 pm |
Greetings, We are producing a documentary on the subject of vision loss and blindness, if interested in participating, please check out our website for more information.
Carmen Escobosa // February 10, 2009 at 9:51 am |
Hello!!!
If there’s someone out there who’s passionate about art, music, education, MARIACHI MUSIC, and a true multicultural union, please get in touch with us.
We are finishing the postproduction stage of a 1′45″ documentary on the wonderful journey that several Anglo intellectuals have undergone to make mariachi music available in middle schools, high schools, colleges and universities throughout the US. These individuals have accomplished in the US what their counterparts have not been able to accomplish in Mexico-known as the birthplace for mariachi music.
The documentary is both in Spanish and English, and it features a lot more aspects of the mariachi explosion not only in the US, but in other countries, in other continents.
We need guidance for the last details like distribution and others.
If you are a believer in positive aspects of life and a true multicultural integration, and have the expertise to guide us on this last stage, please let us know.
We can be reached at lescobosa@aol.com.
saiche // February 10, 2009 at 2:46 pm |
Am a kenyan and am willing to work with any filmmaker or anyone in the video production industry who need cameraman/editor you can get back to me through email
saiche456@yahoo.com
Gina Petropoulou // February 16, 2009 at 11:37 am |
Considering the social projections of comics, and regarding them as an effective educational tool and a Mass Medium of special dynamics with recreational, social, and cultural extensions, we have started the production of a feature length documentary (90 minutes long) having as subject the cultural, educational, and social dimension of comics and especially their connection with most important social matters, as the environment, racism, human rights etc.
For the last 6 months we are intensifying our efforts towards co-production and sponsorships. We already started shootings in Greece and in January we were at the Angouleme Comic Festival in France in order to shoot interviews with some of the most renown comic artists. Now we are preparing a 7 minutes pilot.
If anyone is interested on the project please don’t hesitate to contact me throught e-mail at:
ginapetropoulou@hotmail.com
Zayed Bensouda // February 22, 2009 at 11:14 pm |
Hi,
I am a 26 year old Moroccan living in Australia where i just graduated from with a degree in journalism and media production. I am looking to make my debut in Film and documentary making and i have heaps of ideas backed up with lots of connections around the world. I’m also trilingual and very creative, i’d love to get in touch with someone who would be interested in making documentaires about morocco (i’ll discuss all my ideas in private) and short films, someone who would have experience and whom i could colaborate with to put everything on paper and who would know how to determine and acquire the appropriate funding, you can email me. i’m also on facebook
cheers
fanchon fetters // April 3, 2009 at 4:16 pm |
I glanced at your webpage would like to know how to go about filmimg a documentary on child abuse prevention. I’m trying to apply for grants for this I have no money and I’m nonprofit with a 501-c-3 e-mail me back soon.
Andrew Johner // May 15, 2009 at 7:30 pm |
Hello, my background is in Anthropology and ethnographery. I begun my first documentary film three years ago studying the mysticism of the electronic music culture and the mythology of 2012. The film has been shot and the majority of it has been roughed together in Final-Cut. I am trying to find the funding to complete this project professionally and have an entire ethnographic novel that goes along with it. I am trying to close both these projects together at the same time and am struggling to source funds as the subject is avant garde.
Chengetai Makoni // May 20, 2009 at 10:54 am |
Hi
I’m a man aged 37 and based in Mozambique.
Im working on a 30 mins documentary based on women living with HIV/AIDS and Children Especially in Difficult Circumstances here in Mozambique. I’m a videographer and TV graphics editor/producer with a lot of passion and experience in such areas. I would be very grateful if I you help me with funding to run and complete this project.
Shayla Westerman // June 20, 2009 at 11:33 am |
Hello!
I am starting my first film… and i need HELP!! This film is going to be about the death of famous musicians in America and the impact their death has on the community. I plan on traveling to the places they were born/died and see if people are still stuck in a certain era of when the people that lived there made their town famous. It’s in it’s beginning stages and it will probably turn into something different as time goes on. If anyone has any advice.. or if there are any workshops that people know about that will help me get started… PLEASE LET ME KNOW!! Thanks so much!!
email:
swesterman0709@gmail.com
ilemobayo emmanuel // June 26, 2009 at 4:34 pm |
am an up coming actor.i have done few movies,tv series and about 2 doc.am waiting for opportunity to explored more,to be involved in anybodys project[film,tv series,shot movie/film and docum.]i have the talent,versatilty,dexterity,because am good and deep at what i do.[check;www.twistedthemovie.co.uk].dont think about it just act.am willing to be part of those project.called me on +234 8028979091,7055344367.mail m;profemmanuel@yahoo.com,facebook/emmanuel ilemobayo.i want to bcome an employer of labour by shooting my own film and tv soap.i have sweet,very good and beautiful story[the scripts are ready] that is saleable to the world.am not trying to convince anybody to give me money but truth be told. am waiting for good investorst that are ready to make moke real money.any recommendations should conact m.thanks,waitnig for kind response.emmanuel ilemobayo
John Olchak // July 30, 2009 at 7:14 pm |
I am working on a documentary called EL CAP about a rock climber named Mike Kozusko, who two weeks after having to put his wife Gay in a nursing because of early onset Alzheimer’s attempted to become the oldest man to solo climb El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, he failed…and that’s just the beginning of the story.
I would love to hear some feedback on the trailer also looking for some finishing funds.
Cheers,
John
sandrar // September 10, 2009 at 4:42 pm |
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Cheers! Sandra. R.
Thor // October 6, 2009 at 2:40 pm |
I need a sponcer to help edit a half hour documentary about traveling from San Diego to Canada by horse.
Thor // October 6, 2009 at 2:42 pm |
I made a documentary about traveling from San Diego to Canada by horse. I need help in editing the project.
Zayed // October 6, 2009 at 2:48 pm |
Thor, where are you based, and when u say sponsor, do u mean someone to help you edit it or sponsorship as in money?
emmanuel // October 7, 2009 at 7:52 pm |
all i need is a good sponsors(financial sponsor),for my project(making of some of good storylines into a movies and tv series).will love to get a positive response ASAP.contact me on +234 8028979091
Vusi nhalpo // November 2, 2009 at 5:13 am |
I am an independent documentary filmmaker from Republic of South Africa, i would like to get more correspondent help and information on independent documentary sponsorship and investers around the world as well as international documentary assignments and excahnge trips programmes that are sponsored, thank you.
Lori Carpenter // November 14, 2009 at 3:26 pm |
I am an independent producer and documentary film maker. I am going to begin filming this coming January in a remote jungle in Peru. Peruvian Shamans have invited me into their colony and would like their ceremonies filmed. The documentary would follow a group of people from around the globe that felt drawn to these Shamans and their ancient ceremonies and the plant they are based around. This will be the first time that these indigenous people or their ceremonies will ever be recorded on film.Their village is deep in the jungle and requires a two day boat ride from Lima to even reach them. I am looking for the funding to continue this project. Their message must get out into the world.
megan fox // November 20, 2009 at 12:10 pm |
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thor // December 14, 2009 at 2:14 pm |
I made a doc about traveling from San diego to Canada by help……..HELP!!!!!!!!!
thor // December 14, 2009 at 2:15 pm |
i MADE A DO ABOUT TRAVELING FROM AN DIEGO TO cANADA BY HORSE………HELP!!!