Funds & Support Database
Keeping on top of the latest film funds, bursaries, competitions, schemes and more for filmmakers can be a full-time job in itself - that's why we created this database to save you the time scouring the web.
The FLAMIN Fellowship is a development programme for early-career artist filmmakers living in England, offering professional workshops, a £2,500 bursary and tailored support to develop new moving image projects. Run by Film London and Arts Council England, it supports six artists each year with in-person sessions in London, travel support, one-to-one development advice and opportunities for exposure through Film London channels.
The FLAMIN Fellowship is a development programme for early-career artist filmmakers living in England, offering professional workshops, a £2,500 bursary and tailored support to develop new moving image projects. Run by Film London and Arts Council England, it supports six artists each year with in-person sessions in London, travel support, one-to-one development advice and opportunities for exposure through Film London channels.
WBD Access Unlock Unscripted Program is a one-week intensive in Los Angeles for mid-level unscripted producers ready to step up in their careers or branch into new genres. Open to UK and US producers with at least two relevant credits, the programme includes training, panels, and networking with WBD execs and production companies, with travel and accommodation covered. Applicants must be available for an in-person intensive in mid-July 2025.
WBD Access Unlock Unscripted Program is a one-week intensive in Los Angeles for mid-level unscripted producers ready to step up in their careers or branch into new genres. Open to UK and US producers with at least two relevant credits, the programme includes training, panels, and networking with WBD execs and production companies, with travel and accommodation covered. Applicants must be available for an in-person intensive in mid-July 2025.
The UK Global Screen Fund’s International Business Development strand is now open, offering non-repayable grants between £50,000 and £200,000 to support UK companies working in film, TV, animation and interactive narrative games to grow internationally. You can apply under the Film Transformation Track (for film-focused long-term strategies) or the General Track (covering all sectors). Projects must begin in early 2026 and span 3–5 years.
The UK Global Screen Fund’s International Business Development strand is now open, offering non-repayable grants between £50,000 and £200,000 to support UK companies working in film, TV, animation and interactive narrative games to grow internationally. You can apply under the Film Transformation Track (for film-focused long-term strategies) or the General Track (covering all sectors). Projects must begin in early 2026 and span 3–5 years.