[casual_games] Fwd: NEA announces new grant opporunity

[Thomas H. Buscaglia]

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>Date: Fri, 6 May 2011 15:31:10 -0400

>Subject: NEA announces new grant opporunity

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>DATE:                        May 5, 2011

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>CONTACTS:            For press inquiries, 

>Victoria Hutter, <mailto:hutterv at arts.gov>hutterv at arts.gov, 202-682-5692

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>NEW GRANT OPPORTUNITIES AT NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS

>

>Arts in Media category open to mobile 

>technology, digital games, and other platforms

>Guidelines are available for NEA’s Arts in Media grants on arts.gov

>

>

>The Arts in Media category replaces Arts on 

>Radio and Television and expands the parameters 

>of projects previously funded through that category.

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>Here are the highlights of the new guidelines:

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>All project types that were previously eligible 

>remain eligible. In addition, the expanded category now supports:

>

>    * All available media platforms such as the 

> Internet, interactive and mobile technologies, 

> digital games, arts content delivered via 

> satellite, as well as on radio and television.

>

>    * Dramatic narrative or fictional works.

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>    * Media projects that can be considered works of art.

>

>Grants are available to support the development, 

>production, and national distribution of 

>innovative media projects about the arts and 

>media projects that can be considered works of art.

>

>Projects may include high profile multi-part or 

>single television and radio programs 

>(documentaries and dramatic narratives); media 

>created for theatrical release; performance 

>programs; artistic segments for use within an 

>existing series; multi-part webisodes; 

>installations; and interactive games. Short 

>films, five minutes and under, will be 

>considered in packages of three or more.

>

>Grants generally will range from $10,000 to 

>$200,000, based on the platform and the 

>complexity and scope of the project. The 

>application deadline date is September 1, 2011.

>


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