Once you have reviewed the application form (PDF available for download to the right), please apply online using the link in the pink sidebar. (We recommend writing your responses in a separate document and then pasting them into the form when you're ready as there isn't a save button.)

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Before you apply, please note that this is not a program for those developing feature length films or documentaries, or streaming television shows - even if you post them on new media platforms as a stepping stone. We will not read such applications.

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On the application, you will be asked to answer a few brief questions about your personal and professional background, your interest in the program, and to submit the following materials:

• A one to two sentence description of your project (logline);

• A one to two page project pitch (concept brief) that addresses the following:

  • What you propose to create;

  • Why the topic is relevant, your connection to it, and why this story should be told;

  • What medium you intend to work in, what platform you intend to distribute on, and why;

  • Intended audience for the project;

• A few sentences outlining outlining how you intend to use the production funds available;

• Reflections on your professional strengths, areas for growth, and your Jewish background or connection;

• What you hope to gain from the program and what you can share with other fellows;

• CV, including links to relevant projects;

• Two references, at least one should be a professional or academic reference (contact information only);

• Samples of past work;

• A signed submission release form (You can download it here. You will upload a signed version for the application.)

 

Applications are due on or before 11:59PM Pacific Time on October 30, 2023. Applications will be reviewed, and interviews scheduled with finalists, on a rolling basis – we therefore encourage early submissions.

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