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Find similar grantsThis fellowship supports emerging Native filmmakers to produce a short film (documentary, drama, experimental, or animation) and provides mentorship with a career professional film producer or director.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Emerging Native filmmakers producing a short film (documentary, drama, experimental, or animation) by and about Native Americans and Alaska Natives. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Vision Maker Media Production Grants (Biomimicry and Indigenous Knowledge: Braiding Pathways for Regenerative Health Futures Project) is sponsored by Vision Maker Media (in partnership with The Biomimicry Institute, supported by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation). This initiative disperses funding to Native filmmakers whose projects focus on traditional Native land-based healing, ecological stewardship, and regenerative health practices.
Biomimicry and Indigenous Knowledge: Braiding Pathways for Regenerative Health Futures Project is sponsored by Vision Maker Media (in partnership with The Biomimicry Institute). This initiative disperses funding to Native filmmakers whose projects focus on traditional Native land-based healing, ecological stewardship, and regenerative health practices. This aligns well with themes of native community and identity through film.