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SFFILM boosts its awards-season presence and announces a new documentary fellowship to help create future award winners.
The SFFILM Awards Night is moving to December, at the height of Oscar season.
San Francisco’s film society doesn’t just give filmmakers money. It gives them room to work.
The new fellowship will support the development of the screenplay for his upcoming narrative feature project about Nikola Tesla.
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The winners of the grant are to be announced this November.
The funds will support the feature-length documentaries in post-production and help push them towards completion.
10 projects will contend for $75,000. The winner will be announced in September.
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