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Find similar grantsThe Filmworks Innovation Lab offers funding assistance as a return on qualified in-state expenditures for motion picture content. It specifically supports Washington resident filmmakers and those using new forms of production and emerging technologies.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Projects must spend between $25,000 – $499,999 in Washington. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Small Budget Production Initiative is sponsored by Washington Filmworks. The Small Budget Production Initiative (SBPI) offers funding assistance for motion picture projects by emerging Washington State filmmakers with budgets between $20,000 and $1M. Fully funded projects can apply at any time, while projects seeking early-stage funding can apply during open application windows throughout the year. The program aims to support emerging filmmakers in Washington State.
Small Budget Production Initiative (SBPI) is sponsored by Washington Filmworks. The Small Budget Production Initiative (SBPI) provides funding assistance for motion picture projects with budgets between $20,000 – $1M to support emerging Washington State filmmakers. This includes features, episodics, commercials, documentary projects, animation projects, and XR projects. Projects seeking early-stage funding can apply during open application windows, and fully funded projects can apply anytime. The applicant of record must be a Washington resident producer or director.
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