Deadline
Annually on the 10th of June, 10:33am
$10,000 to $50,000
The Sundance Institute Documentary Fund supports nonfiction filmmakers globally, serving as a progressive force in a changing media landscape. The fund champions creative, impactful work that addresses pressing social issues and elevates cultural dialogue through innovative storytelling.
The Documentary Fund is particularly interested in filmmakers with a distinct voice and a meaningful connection to their projects, especially those representing underserved communities to promote a fairer society.
Social Issues Documentary Worldwide
Key Benefits
- Non-recoupable support for innovative nonfiction projects.
- Opportunities to elevate cultural dialogue and address social issues.
- Focus on amplifying underrepresented voices and communities.
