How do I know that the filmmakers will fulfil their obligations?
Like any grant, thorough research, reference checks, track record will be important. In many ways, the more developed the film the less risk there is for failing to complete the project. As with traditional philanthropy, the risks are always greater when giving development capital to a new project. When giving a completion grant, there is a much higher probability that the film will be completed. Providing a grant to the education and outreach strategy once the film is complete, offers an even lower level of risk. As with anything, the rewards of following a film through from development to completion will probably provide the greater rewards, but also comes with a higher level of risk. The network and sharing of ideas amongst the foundations in Australia is strengthening every day. Cross checking with other foundations who have given to documentaries or have an understanding of the industry is an essential part of the process. Making grants to effective, professional and ethical filmm
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