Filmmakers, you have the power to choose the best distribution model for your film. In a January 2018 event held at New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA), Jim Browne of Argot Pictures weighed the advantages and potential disadvantages of various distribution options for filmmakers considering theatrical releases in North America. From the marketing phase,…
The next no-fee deadline to apply is March 31, 2018. New York Foundation for the Art (NYFA)’s Fiscal Sponsorship program is one of the oldest and most reputable programs of its kind in the country. Find out more about the program and how it can potentially help you to further your fundraising efforts, below. What…
Explore the Breadth of the Human Experience with these Fiscally Sponsored Projects. Head outside between February’s sporadic snowfalls and wavering temperatures to explore the fragility, beauty, and boundaries of our humanity with these NYFA Fiscal Sponsorship artists. Events Nadja Verena Marcin opens the 2018 New Ear Festival at Fridman Gallery (287 Spring Street, New York, NY…
The 2019 New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) grant season is here! To apply to New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) FY2019 grants, you must be a nonprofit organization or have a fiscal sponsor. NYFA Fiscal Sponsorship conveniently offers an Out-of-Cycle Review application to help artists gear up for this funding…
Filmmakers: get insights into the distribution, marketing, and promotion of your work on Thursday, January 25. Join New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) for a presentation by Jim Browne, founder of Argot Pictures, on the differences between traditional distribution models and hybrid and service deal options where filmmakers take a more active role in the…
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