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If it is appropriate for WMM’s distribution service, you may ask for the distribution staff to screen your completed film. Some films do end up being distributed by WMM but it is not a guarantee. You must submit your film separately to the Distribution staff. For more information on our distribution service, please refer to our Distribution...
Rejected applications must be invited by the Review Committee to resubmit. Even if you have made changes to your proposal and a few months have passed, you must have been invited (within your emailed status notification letter) to resubmit. Even if your project is not accepted, you will receive a discount to WMM workshops and...
Yes. If your project is rejected, you may request the Review Committee’s comments. Also, filmmakers will receive the discounted rate to workshops and webinars for one year after the submission date.
Due to the rolling nature of our submission process, we cannot guarantee a specific timeline for decisions. The committee will meet periodically to evaluate applications. However, if your application is time sensitive, please notify the production assistance staff by email at [email protected]. All applicants will be notified of the committee’s decision either way via email.
We accept applications on a rolling basis. You may email your submission materials to [email protected]. You may also mail a hard copy to: Women Make Movies Attn: Fiscal Sponsorship Program 115 W. 29th Street, Suite 1200 New York, NY 10001 Incomplete submissions will not be accepted
You agree to spend funds administered to you by WMM in accordance with the budget approved by WMM and your funder. An annual narrative and financial report has to be filed with WMM at the end of each year along with payment of your $35 annual fee. You must also file reports to your funders...
No. We cannot legally lend our tax-exempt status for individual project purchases.
No. We do not write checks for your individual vendors. Checks are only made payable to Project Directors, a production company, or another individual. Disbursements are made to one name only per project and you are responsible for paying your vendors and consultants.
Yes. WMM is not your project’s bookkeeper. You must keep track of all of your expenses and income. You must also report to WMM how you spend the contributions your project receives. Note: Women Make Movies will send a 1099 for all monies disbursed to you during the year.