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Impact Partners Documentary Film Fund

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Closes

Rolling, applications read as they arrive

Effort

About 1 hour

Cost to apply

Not listed

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What it is

Impact Partners invites feature documentary filmmakers to submit projects exploring urgent social issues through compelling cinematic storytelling. The year-round funding programme supports projects with potential to spark public conversation and create meaningful social impact. Eligible projects must be feature-length documentaries (50 minutes or longer) addressing pressing social, political, environmental, or human rights issues, with a total production budget between USD 300,000 and USD 1.5 million. Funding may support preliminary production shoots, trailer or sizzle reel production, archival research, and character development in early stages, or production financing for projects already underway.

Who it is for

Feature documentary filmmakers worldwide with a director and producer attached, where at least one has completed a previous feature-length documentary.

Open to artists anywhere.

The call says: “Source page: open to applicants from any country”

international

Where

International

When

Rolling, applications read as they arrive

Programme dates not listed

What you get

USD 30,000 to USD 100,000 in development financing for early-stage documentary projects, or production financing for projects already in production or post-production.

What you need to apply

  • Letter of Inquiry outlining the project, creative team, funding needs, and production status

How long it takes

About 1 hour

Short application. Estimated from the 1 item this application asks for, not from the organisation.

Cost to apply

Not listed

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Go to the application

https://www.interartsfunding.com/opencalls/impact-partners-documentary-film-fund