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Panel Discussion: Funding Your Project (N/A)

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Panel Discussion: Funding Your Project (N/A)

King Street Cinema, Ipswich

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Dates & Times

Sunday 8 Nov 202614:00–15:00
No certificate certificate. Starts 2pm on Sunday 8 November. Running time 60 minutes. Tickets and concessions via King Street Cinema.

Information - Panel Discussion: Funding Your Project (N/A)

About the film

Sophie Fiennes, filmmakers Claire and Anthony Bueno, and producer Adam Gee discuss how films actually get financed. The panel covers self-financing and crowdfunding through to grants, investment and alternative funding models, and the opportunities and challenges of each.

Open to filmmakers at any level of experience.

Good to know

Good to know: No certificate certificate. Running time 60 minutes. Starts 2pm on Sunday 8 November. Tickets and concessions via King Street Cinema.

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