Fiscal Sponsorship Program
Eligibility Requirements
Projects are accepted into the Fiscal Sponsorship Program only after successfully completing an application and review process.
You MUST meet the following criteria:
No Other Fiscal Sponsorship:
Your project must not currently be fiscally sponsored by another organization.Project Type:
The project can be a film, broadcast, or multimedia project.Demonstrated Capability:
Your proposal should showcase your ability to develop a high-quality project and demonstrate expertise in identifying potential funding sources.Alignment with Values:
While your film may explore any topic, it must not promote values that do not align with French in Motion values.
That’s why we evaluate applications to ensure only high-quality and viable projects are selected.Likelihood of Project Completion
Projects must show a very high probability of being successfully completed.
Budget
A well-developed and realistic budget for the scope of the project is essential.
Fundraising Ability
Evidence of secured funds or a clear strategy to secure funds is required.
The director must identify and pursue appropriate funding sources that align with the project.
Demonstrated Ability of Key Personnel
The applicant and team must prove their capability to successfully complete the project, showcasing relevant experience and skills.
For Film and Broadcast projects only:
Strength of Storytelling
The quality of storytelling should be clearly defined, demonstrating a deep understanding of the subject matter.
The treatment must creatively and concretely reflect the subject.
Distribution Potential
A realistic and appropriate distribution and outreach plan for the finished project is crucial.
Quality of the Sample (optional but recommended)
The visual sample must effectively support the project.
It should demonstrate the director's capability to fully execute the project vision.
By adhering to these comprehensive criteria, we ensure a high standard of creativity, feasibility, and professionalism in our selected projects.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, meaning projects can be submitted at any time without specific deadlines. This allows for flexibility and ensures that filmmakers have ample opportunity to prepare and submit their work when ready.