Upcoming Event

Join OBS and Tamir Muhammad, Director of Tribeca All Access for an informational meeting answering all your burning questions about the grant. 

Admission is free but you must have a ticket. 

To offer the opportunity to more filmmakers Tribeca All Access is partnering with community organizations to spread the word.  Submissions are currently open for the program, see information below.  

Seating is limited, so register to attend, as soon as possible.  However, if you know you can't attend, please don't register and allow someone that can be there the space. 

When:  Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Time:    7pm - 9:30pm

Where:  Golden State Mutual Life Ins. Building

             1999 West Adams Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90018

We look forward to seeing you there.

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Submissions Open for 2011 Tribeca All Access

What We Do

It’s a simple premise that has achieved great success in eight years: provide both established and emerging filmmakers with unprecedented access to industry professionals, giving them the contacts, knowledge and confidence they need to make their films.

In 2011, Tribeca All Access (TAA) will provide grants of $10,000, one-on-one meetings with industry representatives, career development workshops and informational panels to ten exceptional filmmakers working in narrative and documentary.

This year, TAA will also expand its support for program alumni by offering grants of $5,000 to $10,000 for projects which have already participated in TAA, or for new projects from program alumni. Submissions for these alumni grants will open on November 8, 2010.

As always, program alumni will continue to have access to free or discounted equipment and services for any of their projects, and be eligible to take part in our workshops, panels and industry events.  TAA also offers promotional support for completed films that have come through the program.

Who Comes?

Tribeca All Access (TAA) participants are filmmakers from traditionally under-represented communities with great stories and a desire to tell them. Industry representatives come from the worlds of development, production and distribution, as well as agencies and law firms that have a passion for contributing diverse voices to the film industry.

For industry representatives, TAA is a place to meet talented filmmakers, find new and exciting scripts covering a range of genres and budgets, and get a first look at documentary works-in-progress.

What Happens?

In addition to receiving $10,000, selected filmmakers participate in an intensive four-day program, held concurrent with the Tribeca Film Festival. This intensive includes individual one-on-one meetings with industry members, networking with fellow filmmakers, and workshops that address the latest in fundraising, marketing and audience engagement.

The Tribeca All Access Creative Promise Awards

Program participants are also eligible for the TAA Creative Promise Awards. These juried awards are presented to one filmmaker in each category (narrative or documentary). These cash awards of $10,000 are determined by a jury of noted professionals in the field. Examples of past jurors include Neda Armian, John Cho, Viola Davis, Chris Eyre, Antoine Fuqua, Jessica Hagedorn, Hill Harper, Warrington Hudlin, Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Sanaa Lathan, Jesse L. Martin, Sheila Nevins, Rosie Perez, Freddy Rodriguez, Kerry Washington, B.D. Wong.

Application Deadline

Key dates for the 2011 Tribeca All Access project submissions include:

September 15, 2010 – SUBMISSIONS OPEN

November 8, 2010 – EARLY DEADLINE

December 8, 2010 – FINAL DEADLINE 

Questions

Please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page. More information about submission requirements will be provided through the Rules and Regulations. If you have any questions or comments about TAA, please contact us at allaccess@tribecafilminstitute.org or at 212.274.8080 x27.