August 15th

Unlocking Funding Opportunities: A Guide to Fiscal Sponsorship for Filmmakers

Name: Unlocking Funding Opportunities: A Guide to Fiscal Sponsorship for Filmmakers
Start: 2024-08-15T06:00:00+1000
End: 2024-08-15T07:30:00+1000

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This Tennessee Film & Entertainment Webinar will feature industry experts discussing the benefits and practical applications of fiscal sponsorship as a fundraising tool for independent filmmakers and documentarians in Tennessee. Attendees will hear short presentations from representatives of various fiscal sponsorship programs followed by an engaging panel discussion including a filmmaker and/or documentarian. The event will conclude with a live Q&A session providing participants with the opportunity to ask questions and gain valuable insights from the panelists.

Learn more about the following Tennessee-based fiscal sponsorship programs:

Nashville Women in Film & Television Nashville’s Fiscal Sponsorship program supports women-led or women-focused film and media projects by offering tax-deductible contributions, grant access, and mentoring from accomplished members.
On Location: MEMPHIS’s Fiscal Sponsorship program offers financial services, competitive administrative fees, music licensing/scoring services, and ensures projects remain the property of the production company, with mentoring and support from an established filmmaker organization.
The Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville's Fiscal Sponsorship program supports independent films & documentary projects, as well as arts projects and organizations, that align with its mission, providing administrative and fundraising support to obtain tax-deductible donations and grants for growth and increased funding access.

Featured speakers include:

Lynda Evjen, President, Nashville Women in Film & Television
Angela Green, Executive Director, On Location: MEMPHIS
Jonathan Harwell-Dye, Director of Programs, Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville
Trey MClarnon, Writer/Producer/Filmmaker & Commissioner, Nashville Music, Film, and Entertainment Commission

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The Arts & Business Council's Tennessee Film & Entertainment Webinar Series is made possible by support from the Tennessee Entertainment Commission. tnentertainment.com

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Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville

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The Arts & Business Council is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that leverages and unites the unique resources of the arts and business communities to create a thriving, sustainable creative culture in Nashville.

What We Do

We create mutually beneficial partnerships between arts and business.
We provide direct services, key opportunities, and education to the creative community to help them master the business of art.
We inspire workplace creativity in businesses to demonstrate the impact of the arts through tangible benefits and develop life-long arts participants and supporters.

OUR VISION AND CORE VALUES

As the hub for building more sustainable arts businesses and creative enterprises:

Investing in artists is central to the Arts & Business Council’s long-term vision of a community where artists are valued as critical assets to be engaged, supported, and empowered.
The Arts & Business Council believes having a large population of engaged, capable artists will lead to both a more just and equitable society.
The Arts & Business Council believes a strong sector of creative businesses will enhance the overall economic profile of the Greater Nashville area. A thriving arts community: attracts businesses to Nashville; makes for a healthy, happy population; and creates strong, innovative solutions to social, business, and civic challenges.

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