How much funding can be received?

Film producers who have been officially invited or selected for screening and/or competition in and outside New Brunswick may be eligible for funding of up to $2,000 to cover 50% of travel expenses.

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This grant supports participation in activities that promote the New Brunswick film, television, and new media industry on various platforms. Eligible activities are those that focus on event attendance and showcasing talent or work.

Attending film, television, and new media industry events, festivals, or professional development workshops where significant training opportunities exist.
Participating in festivals or events that offer potential for co-production agreements.
Showcasing work in festivals or events where the applicant's work has been selected for screening or industry recognition.

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$2,000

Research on reducing environmental impact of offshore oil facilities

$2,000

Launching a zero-waste retail shop initiative

$2,000

Developing a sustainable energy initiative schools

$2,000

Adopting green manufacturing processes in a Toronto-based factory

$2,000

Implementation of solar panels in community centers across Ottawa

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Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to the applicant's profile and proposed activities.

Eligible applicants are New Brunswick-based producers.
Eligible activities include attending film, television, and new media industry events, festivals, or professional development workshops.
Activities must offer significant training opportunities and/or potential for co-production agreements.
Applicant’s work must have been selected for screening and/or industry recognition.
Activities must be directed at the growth and promotion of the New Brunswick film, television, and new media industry or promote the benefits of shooting in New Brunswick to national and international markets.

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Eligible applicants are New Brunswick-based producers.

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This grant does not currently specify any industry or company exclusions regarding eligibility. All applicants should review specific program guidelines to ensure alignment with grant objectives.

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The grant supports expenses related to travel for attending industry events, festivals, or workshops.

Registration fees for events or festivals.
Airfare to and from the event location.
Accommodation costs during the event.
Per diem expenses for daily allowances.

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This grant is specifically available to companies based in a defined geographical area relevant to the funding body's objectives. The eligible location is intended to bolster regional cultural and economic growth.

New Brunswick-based producers.

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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The key criteria for selection include:

Demonstrated need for funding
Clarity and feasibility of project proposal
Potential impact on the community or industry
Ability of the applicant to successfully execute the project

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Here are the steps to submit an application for the Promotional Travel Assistance grant:

Step 1: Contact Program Officer
Reach out to the Department program officer to discuss potential funding availability, as funds are allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Step 2: Prepare Documentation
Compile a detailed resume of the applicant(s).
Gather information about the event or festival, including special invitations or registrations.
Prepare a detailed budget outlining expenses and confirmed or anticipated funding sources. Allowable expenses include registration, airfare, accommodation, and per diem.
Create a travel schedule for the event.
Step 3: Submit Application
Ensure all documents are complete and review the eligibility and criteria on the Arts Culture NB Portal.
Submit the application with all supporting documentation via email to culture@gnb.ca, or mail to the Department of Tourism, Heritage, and Culture.
Step 4: Post-Event Reporting
Collect receipts and/or proof of incurred expenses following the event.
Submit a final report and financial documentation within 60 days of event completion or by the end of the fiscal year.
Step 5: Acknowledge Support
Acknowledge support from Arts Culture NB in promotional materials for your project.
Tag Arts Culture NB on social media using hashtag #ArtsCultureNB.

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Here are additional relevant details for this grant:

The program funding is allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis until the budget is expended.
Applicants are advised to notify the Department of any changes to the project or budget immediately.
Grant recipients must submit a final report within 60 days of project completion or by the fiscal year's end.
Future grant disbursements will be withheld if overdue reports are not submitted.
Recipients must acknowledge the financial support of Arts Culture NB in all promotional materials.
It is advised to contact the Department program officer before application submission.
The Department reserves the right to revise programs without notice and the right to final interpretation of policies.
Applicants can only submit one funding application per year under this component.

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culture@gnb.ca

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Boost Your Media Presence with Promotional Travel Assistance

The Promotional Travel Assistance program offers financial support to help New Brunswick-based producers attend industry events crucial for professional growth and co-production opportunities. With the potential to cover up to 50% of travel expenses, this program aims to enhance the visibility and development of local media projects on national and international platforms.

Understanding the Benefits and Application Process of the Promotional Travel Assistance Program

The Promotional Travel Assistance Program, managed by the Department of Tourism, Heritage, and Culture, provides crucial financial support to New Brunswick-based film, television, and new media producers. This initiative is aimed at fostering the growth and international recognition of local media projects by facilitating attendance at key industry events, where significant networking, professional development opportunities, and potential co-production agreements can be garnered.

This grant plays a vital role in covering a substantial portion of the travel costs incurred by producers who attend important industry events. Eligible applicants can receive up to 50% reimbursement of their total travel budget, with a cap of $2,000 per individual or production company. This financial aid is significant for producers looking to expand their horizons without bearing the full weight of travel expenses. However, recipients must contribute at least 25% of the total eligible expenses personally. This structure encourages producers to actively engage in the efficient planning and budgeting of their projects.

The absence of a strict application deadline adds to the accessibility of the program, as applications are accepted on a rolling basis until the budget is exhausted. This ensures that producers have the flexibility to apply when opportunities arise without being constrained by rigid submission dates. However, it is crucial for applicants to plan ahead, ideally submitting their applications at least four weeks before the event to secure funding.

Applicants must provide comprehensive documentation to support their request for travel assistance. Required materials include the applicant’s resume, detailed information about the event, evidence of an invitation or registration, a travel budget showing all anticipated expenses and funding sources, and a travel schedule. This detailed application process ensures that funding is appropriately allocated to deserving projects that align with the program’s goals of promoting New Brunswick’s media industry.

Beyond financial assistance, the program offers a platform for producers to acknowledge and enhance their professional credibility. Recipients are required to recognize the support of Arts Culture NB in all promotional materials related to the funded project, thereby fostering a culture of collaboration and mutual promotion within the industry. This acknowledgment is not just limited to traditional media; grant recipients are encouraged to leverage social media platforms to broaden their reach and engage a wider audience by tagging and using specific hashtags associated with Arts Culture NB.

The program mandates the submission of a final report within 60 days post-project completion or by the fiscal year end, ensuring accountability and continuous improvement in the implementation of funded projects. This post-event evaluation helps both the producers and the Department of Tourism, Heritage, and Culture to assess the effectiveness of the funding and to refine future strategies.

Overall, the Promotional Travel Assistance Program signifies a valuable opportunity for New Brunswick-based producers to elevate their projects on national and global stages, increasing their exposure and creating networking possibilities that could lead to fruitful collaborations and professional growth. By investing in the international movement of local talent, the program not only bolsters the individual careers of producers but also contributes significantly to the cultural and economic landscape of New Brunswick.