“How to Make Your Grant Proposal Better than the Rest” Workshop on February 26

“How to Make Your Grant Proposal Better than the Rest” Workshop on February 26

Grants Workshop Thursday February 26, 6-8 PM with Mary Kerr

Presented by Mary Kerr, documentary film producer and Professional Development Program Manager at Creative Capital Foundation

Mary Kerr has sat on both sides of the funding table: writing grants proposals for documentary film projects and non-profit media organizations, and participating in funding panels for the NEA, NYSCA, ITVS, POV, Tribeca Gucci Fund, and others. She’ll give her insider perspective on applying for the right kinds of grants, how to make your proposal stand above the rest, what makes a great (and appropriate) work sample, and most importantly – what not to do in a grant proposal. 

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About Mary Kerr
Mary Kerr has been a programmer for the Sundance, Los Angeles and Gen Art film festivals, and Director of Programming for SILVERDOCS. From 2006 to 2012, she served as Executive Director of The Flaherty, producer of the annual Robert Flaherty Film Seminar. In addition to her work for Creative Capital, she also produces documentary films, most recently, One Cut, One Life, by Lucia Small and Ed Pincus. She has served on funding panels for the NEA, NYSCA, ITVS, POV, Tribeca Gucci Fund, and festivals juries for the New Orleans, Ashland, Full Frame, Sarasota, Nordisk Panorama and HBO Comedy Arts Film Festivals, among others. 

WHEN: Thursday, February 26, 6:00PM to 8:00PM

COST: $10 Artspire and NYFA artists (Fiscal Sponsorship, Fellows, Bootcamp, Immigrant Artists, Mark); $15 Others

Registration in advance is required at https://artspire27.eventbrite.com
  (A ticket processing fee will be added by eventbrite.com).

WHERE: New York Foundation for Arts, 20 Jay Street, Suite 740, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Closest Subway
* F to York Street station.

Relatively Close Subway 
* A to High Street / Brooklyn Bridge station.

For more information contact [email protected]

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