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NEXT EXPOSURE: Low Budget Independent Film Completion Grant

The Next Exposure program supports the completion of high quality, original, director-driven low budget independent films from both emerging and established filmmakers who have completed 80 percent of principal photography within Suffolk County. Grants of $6,500 will be awarded to two filmmakers in 2010 and will be administered by the prestigious Tribeca Film Institute, located in New York City. Recipients will be selected by the Tribeca Film Institute and members of the Suffolk County Long Island Film Commission.

Application Deadline: August 30, 2010
Award Notification: September 27, 2010

“Our county is expanding its presence in film production with state-of-the-art production facilities, tax incentives, and a variety of shooting locations. This grant program provides our local filmmakers with an additional tool to get their films made and to the marketplace.” County Executive Steve Levy

Next Exposure Grant Guidelines
Next Exposure Grant Application

NEXT EXPOSURE PAST RECIPIENTS

 

 

 

Year

Project Title

Director

Project Genre

Grant Award

2009

The Last Fix: An Addict's Passage From Hell to Hope

Jacqui Lofaro, Victor Teich

Documentary

$15,000

2008

Paper Man

Kieran Mulroney, Michele Mulroney

Comedy/Drama

$5,000

2008

Fire Island: A Place Just to Be

Glenn Gebhard

Documentary

$10,000

2008

No Dinosaurs in Heaven

Greta Schiller

Documentary

$10,000


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All photos courtesy of Bob Lipper
 
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