For Creative Girls

Human Right Film Fund 2024 (€6,000)

Are you passionate about using film to tackle pressing social justice issues?

Do you have a compelling story to tell that challenges norms, celebrates resilience, and strengthens marginalized communities?

Whether you’re an experienced film maker or just starting out: your voice matters. We invite you to embrace diverse mediums and innovative storytelling techniques to share your unique perspective and address human rights challenges head-on!

Deadline

12:00 AM (WAT), May 11, 2024.

About the Program

The Human Rights Film Fund by Obodo is dedicated to amplifying marginalized voices and supporting narratives that advocate for the basic rights and freedoms that all humans are entitled to, regardless of their ethnicity, sex, nationality, religion, or any other status. We encourage submissions employing diverse storytelling approaches, including documentaries, personal stories, animated films, and experimental projects, as long as they effectively convey human rights narratives and inspire empathy, understanding, and action.

Funding Information

Two filmmakers will receive a €6,000 work grant each to support the implementation of a human rights-focused production with a lens on capturing the essence of resilience and the human experience.

Theme

We are seeking projects that delve into various aspects of human rights, including LGBTQ+ rights, gender equality, and advocacy. We encourage narratives that highlight the intersectionality of queer identities with other marginalized groups and celebrate the struggles, triumphs, and resilience of individuals within these communities. Projects with sub-themes, narratives, and cultural nuances that are relevant and relatable to African audiences are highly encouraged.

Eligibility Criteria

Selection Process

Requirements for Submissions

Apply now and make your mark by sparking discourse, fostering empathy, and inspiring action through film!

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For further inquiries, please contact info@obodonigeria.org