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Film and TV Charity introduces BAME Community Grants

12 August 2020
Film and TV Charity

BAME Community Grants

The Film + TV Charity is currently awarding grants of between £300 up to a maximum of £3500 for projects that focus on bringing people together to:

share experiences
break down barriers and amplify underrepresented voices
support access and career development
provide education around issues such as discrimination and mental health
promote industry engagement with work created by Black, Asian or ethnic minority talent.

The activity must take place between September – December 2020.

Find out more and apply at:
www.filmtvcharity.org.uk/bame-community-grants

The deadline to apply is 17.00, 28 August 2020.