We are pleased to announce that ‘Why Poverty?’, an institutional partner of WorldView, has had eight of its documentaries recognised at the 72nd Annual Peabody Awards An annual
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Brazilian music legend and minister of culture, Gilberto Gil, travels the globe in Viramundo, which premieres in Switzerland
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The World Before Her opens in US theatres and is picked up by PBS
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Watch the trailer of this eagerly anticipated, WorldView funded documentary.
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Got an idea for a short film on ‘Home’? Our sister project Your WorldView will be hosting an open pitch at Doc/Fest
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Camera/Woman wins the Human Rights Award at Fidadoc festival, Morocco
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Your WorldView hosts open pitch at Sheffield
WorldView’s sister project Your WorldView is looking to support five short films from the wider world at an Open Pitch at Sheffield Doc Fest 20 on the theme
Funds
Project Development Fund
is an ideas-specific initiative
Deadline for Proposals The current round of funding for the Project Development Fund has now closed. Please check our website and our Facebook and Twitter pages for up-to-date news and details of future funding rounds.
New Genres Fund
is an ideas-specific initiative
The New Genres Fund supports the development of original, distinct and groundbreaking storytelling, from both emerging and established filmmakers; connecting and developing audiences both in the UK and the wider world. Projects should reside in
Multimedia Fund
is a person-specific initiative
Before completing an application form, potential applicants should contact WorldView via email to arrange a phone call to discuss their proposal. Eligibility The Multimedia Fund grant provides an opportunity for established media producers/multimedia journalists, to
