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Narrative Script Dev't Fellowship - Women in Film & Video DC Narrative Script Dev’t Fellowship WIFV Narrative Short Film Finishing Grant Seed Fund for Documentary Filmmakers WIFV Narrative Short Film Finishing Grant Seed Fund for Documentary Filmmakers Women In Film & Television Int’l Narrative Script Dev’t Fellowship Women in Film & Video DC ⟩ Narrative Script Dev’t Fellowship Vision to Viability: WIFV Narrative Script Development Fellowship Through the nine-month WIFV Narrative Script Development Fellowship, open only to WIFV members, accomplished film professionals will work with 4-6 Fellows to take feature-length scripts from page to production.
The scripts will become the basis of collaboration between the mentors and Fellows. Three meetings per month with mentors – will workshop the scripts through all aspects of pre-production and development. The Fellows will also meet monthly, forming a cohort to support each other as they move out of the Fellowship.
By program’s end, the Fellows will have a shooting script, budget, a plan to make their films and access funds, OR a project they can successfully pitch to producers outside of their teams. This Fellowship will enhance the local narrative film infrastructure and strengthen the Mid-Atlantic as an independent film production hub. Get started with your application here .
There is a $50 application and you must be a WIFV member to apply. Deadline for 2027 Fellowship is February 8, 2027 at 5:00 pm. Congrats to the ’26 Fellows!
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Expect to block out Thursday evenings! Mentors and Fellows will provide feedback monthly to identify additional subject matter needs. April 2026 – Pitch Master Class; mid-month cohort meeting; mentor check-in.
May 2026 – Director’s Engagement Master Class; mid-month cohort meeting; mentor check-in. June 2026 – Script Breakdown/Line Producing Master Class; mid-month cohort meeting; mentor check-in. July 2026 – Casting Master Class; mid-month cohort meeting; mentor check-in.
August 2026 – Distribution Master Class; mid-month cohort meeting; mentor check-in. September 2026 – Financing Master Class and Crowdfunding Master Class; mid-month cohort meeting; mentor check-in. October 2026 – Pitch Deck Master Class; mid-month cohort meeting; mentor check-in.
November 2026 – Pitch Refresher; mid-month cohort meeting; mentor check-in. December 2026 – Make Your Pitch; Mentors review final presentation materials; final evaluations; congratulations and networking.
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Application deadline for the 2026 program is February 9, 2026 . Applications are to be submitted electronically by 5:00 pm (eastern time). Application process starts here .
The applicant must provide: Title and logline for script under consideration; Feature-length narrative script OR pilot script with series arc; Why you? Why now? Include body of work summary; Goal – Are you looking to package the script to sell it or make it yourself?
Distribution – Theatrical, Broadcast, Streaming, MoW, other; Define success for your project. The WIFV Narrative Script Development Fellowship was supported in part by OCTFME/202 Creates and the Gem Star Foundation. Welcome to Women in Film & Video DC!
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: WIFV members in good standing. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Narrative Script Development Fellowship are due February 8, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Narrative Script Development Fellowship is funded by Women in Film & Video DC. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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