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ActiveLatino Film Institute (sponsored by Netflix) · 2026

LFI Spark Animation Fellowship

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Agency: Latino Film Institute (sponsored by Netflix)
Funding: $30,000
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: Filmmakers at least 21 years of age, living and allowed to work in the U. S. , who tell stories from a Latino perspective.

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LFI Spark Animation Fellowship is sponsored by Latino Film Institute (sponsored by Netflix). The LFI Spark Animation Fellowship supports emerging and independent animation filmmakers and artists towards the production of animated short films told from the Latino perspective. Fellows receive mentorship and strategic industry connections.

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LFI Spark Animation Fellowship | Latino Film Institute The second cohort of the LFI Spark Animation Fellowship have been chosen to receive the grant based on the artistic merit of their submissions and the originality of their voice and vision.

The LFI Spark Animation Fellowship , presented by the Latino Film Institute and sponsored by Netflix, is a program that supports emerging and independent animation filmmakers and artists towards the production of animated short films told from the Latino perspective. This year the program will award five visionary artists a grant of $30,000 each.

Fellows receive mentorship and strategic industry connections while working within a studio-like system that supports skill development and career advancement. The completed films will have a special screening at the 2027 Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF). Introducing our 5 selected fellows.

Learn more about them and their upcoming projects. Our 5 selected fellows. Learn more about them and their projects.

Our 3 selected fellows. Learn more about them and their projects. Our 3 selected fellows.

Learn more about them and their projects. Our 2 selected fellows. Learn more about them and their projects.

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Latino Film Institute Announces LFI Spark Animation Fellowship’s 5th Cohort Latino Film Institute (LFI) today announced the fifth cohort of the LFI Spark Animation Fellowship, one of the organization’s signature programs designed to support emerging animation filmmakers. Supported by Netflix, the fellowship provides financial support, mentorship and industry guidance to help filmmakers develop and complete original animated short films.

LOS ANGELES, CA – JUNE 29, 2026 – Latino Film Institute (LFI) today announced the fifth cohort of the LFI Spark Animation Fellowship, one of the organization’s signature programs designed to support emerging animation filmmakers. Supported by Netflix, the fellowship provides financial support, mentorship, and industry guidance to help filmmakers develop and complete original animated short films.

Eligibility Requirements

Filmmakers at least 21 years of age, living and allowed to work in the U. S. , who tell stories from a Latino perspective.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for LFI Spark Animation Fellowship?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Filmmakers at least 21 years of age, living and allowed to work in the U. S. , who tell stories from a Latino perspective. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

How much funding does LFI Spark Animation Fellowship offer?

The current listing shows $30,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.

Who funds LFI Spark Animation Fellowship?

LFI Spark Animation Fellowship is funded by Latino Film Institute (sponsored by Netflix). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

How do I apply for LFI Spark Animation Fellowship?

Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.

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