It’s All About the Packaging for Short Film Funding (Part II)
An occasional series of posts that will discuss the extensive process of putting together a grant application.
Part II:
When putting together your grant application, the two largest components are the script and the budget. However, the other supporting items can also make or break it.
The synopsis should be brief yet descriptive, and in principle, should reflect the essence of the work. This is one of your tools to encourage the reader to accept your grant proposal. Also, in terms of the biography, it should essentially be a tailored resume that includes anything relevant from college coursework to previous work experiences with film.
Your entire grant application should be a well-crafted piece of artwork in and of itself. Straddling the line between a lack of relevant information that could potentially sway the reader, and an overwhelming deluge of relevant but useless facts, is the key to receiving the grant.
Get more specific details from the following link:
http://2billiondesirables.multiply.com/journal/item/2
Contributed by Christina Chen,
UC Berkeley student
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