
We are now accepting applications from community activist groups and filmmakers for the next round of our Channels initiative!
APPLICATION DEADLINE: MONDAY JUNE 4, 2012 by 5 PM
Info Session: Tuesday May 22 7 PM at Squeaky Wheel*
*the info session is targeted at applying groups and will overview how to put together a video proposal, but filmmakers and their questions are welcome too!
Channels provides groups an opportunity to produce short videos that document significant issues impacting our communities. It gives filmmakers the chance to collaboratively work on a meaningful and far-reaching project, take advantage of Squeaky Wheel's equipment and facilities, and earn a $2000 stipend. This year we will be selecting 4 filmmakers and pairing them up with 4 groups to produce new projects which will be completed by February to premiere in the Spring of 2013.
For more info and to apply download the application forms:
2012_Channels_filmmaker_app.pdf
Please e-mail goda@squeaky.org orcall (716) 884-7172 with any questions!
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About the initiative:
Channels: Stories from the Niagara Frontier is Squeaky Wheel’s production initiative that connects area filmmakers with activist and community groups to make short documentaries about social justice issues impacting our region. The videos produced through the program give groups an effective tool for educating the community, raising awareness about under-reported issues, and garnering wider support for their efforts. For the past two years Channels has been funded by the Nathan Cummings Foundation. Previous supporters include the Margaret L. Wendt Foundation and the Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo.
The goal of Channels is to raise awareness about locally relevant issues. We therefore want to screen the videos in a wide variety of places, including non-traditional venues, around the city. If you are interested in hosting a screening at your business or home, please contact goda@squeaky.org or call 716-884-7172.
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Past Channels Projects:
2011
2009
2008
2007