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- The New Zealand Film Production Fund was established last year to support the production of films of New Zealand on a larger scale. The government contributed $22 million toward the establishment of the Fund, which is administered by an independent trust.
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Nov 27, 2020 · Production Funding offers production financing for your project. The funding comes in the form of equity investment - if we invest money in your film then we get a share of any profits made. We do not independently produce films.
The New Zealand Film Commission provides grants, loans, and equity investments to New Zealand filmmakers and businesses to assist in the development and production of feature films and short films.
Welcome to the NZ Film Commission and our funding support portal. Tomo mai is an invitation to start your filmmaking journey with us. This is the NZFC's application portal where filmmakers can view available funding opportunities and access historic applications.
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Feature films – whether they are large, small, narrative, or documentary. 1. Each year we invest about $12 million into feature film production and post-production, spread across around twelve projects. 2. Funding is preferably for features that are at least 80 minutes long and are to be screened in cinemas.
New Zealand filmmakers: 1. with a production-ready script or documentary treatment 2. with a producer who has a proven track record 3. with a credible finance plan (including additional sources of financing) 4. who hold New Zealand citizenship or permanent residency 5. who are domiciled in New Zealand
Applications close at 1pm on the following deadlines: 1. Monday, 9 October 2023 2. Monday, 27 November 2023 3. Monday, 5 February 2024 4. Tuesday, 2 April 2024 5. Tuesday, 4 June 2024 6. Monday, 5 August 2024 7. Monday, 7 October 2024
Please read Feature Film Production Financing Guidelines and Terms of Trade before registering for an account to apply online at https://funding.nzfilm.co.nz/. The person applying should be your lead producer. To be eligible for consideration for NZFC financing you must have met with the NZFC Investment team to discuss your film at least one week b...
Creative material – including a script or treatmentFinance plan and recoupmentAudience engagement planBudget and scheduleSep 11, 2001 · The New Zealand Film Production Fund was established last year to support the production of films of New Zealand on a larger scale. The government contributed $22 million toward the establishment of the Fund, which is administered by an independent trust.
A total of nine film and television projects have been offered funding in the final round of Te Puna Kairangi – Premium Productions for International Audiences Fund, which is administered by Te Tumu Whakaata Taonga| The New Zealand Film Commission.
