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Red Sea fund 250+ Projects, with 15 million US Dollars grants. A dynamic force in the world of Arab and African film financing, the Red Sea Fund operates across four cycles, encompassing projects in stages of development, production, and post-production.
Complete the online application form available on the website. The applications will be available as follows: February 6th to February 21st (CYCLE 01 - POST-PRODUCTION FUND) April 6th to April 30th (CYCLE 02 - PRODUCTION FUND) June 6th to June 30th (CYCLE 03 - DEVELOPMENT FUND)
Apr 6, 2024 · The Red Sea Fund, a program under the Red Sea Film Foundation, has announced the open call for production projects as part of its second cycle for 2024. Filmmakers from Saudi Arabia, the Arab world, and Africa can submit their applications from April 6 through April 30, 2024, via the link HERE.
The Red Sea Film Foundation is a dynamic cultural organization showcasing and championing the best of global, Arab, African, and Asian talent. We aim to connect cultures and expand horizons through helping people experience the power of storytelling.
- Tuesday June 15th, Jeddah – Saudi Arabia
- Edouard Waintrop
- Red Sea Souk
- Red Sea Souk Films-In-Progress Workshop
- Red Sea Fund – Development
- Red Sea Fund – production.
- About Red Sea Film Festival Foundation
- About Red Sea International Film Festival
The Red Sea Film Festival Foundation has announced the Red Sea Fund . The $10 million fund will support projects with directors from the Arab World and Africa. Launching a new generation of filmmakers and supporting established auteurs as they bring their work from script to screen. Furthermore, the fund will back more than 100 projects in its firs...
“Helping Africanand Arab cinema grow, that’s a very exciting responsibility,” says Edouard Waintrop. Red Sea International Film Festival Artistic Director. “That’s what the Red Sea Fund will do at every stage of the making of the chosen movies and episodic content. In providing more than 100 grants of up to $10 million to help the development, prod...
The Festival will see the launch of the Red Sea Souk, its market place and industry hub for the region. Red Sea Souk will include a Project Market, with pitching sessions of more than 20 projects from the Arab World and Africa, as well as Films-in-Progress workshop. All projects that apply to the RSF will automatically be eligible for Red Sea Souk ...
The Red Sea Souk Films-in-Progress Workshopwill take place from November 12-15, 2021, at the Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah. Each selected project in Films-in-Progress will compete for the Red Sea Post-Production Awards in the amount of US$30,000. “The Red Sea Fund is a major boost for the African and Arab film industry,” says Shivan...
The fund aims to support bold and creative directors in developing live-action, emerging media, and animation projects from treatments to production-ready screenplays and concepts. Red Sea Fund will develop projects from Arab, African and Saudi directors that have a director and producer attached.
The Red Sea Fund – Production is for projects going into production and is aimed at supporting any aspect of the shoot. Open to viable projects at the production stage, with a script, committed director and producer attached, as well as potential cast and confirmed timeline. The team can be emerging or established, but with proven experience in fil...
The Red Sea Film Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization created to support the film industry in Saudi Arabia. In the production, distribution, and education of cinema. Established in 2018 by the Kingdom’s first Minister of Culture, Prince Badr bin Farhan Al Saud. The Red Sea Foundation’s official mandate is to promote film culture in...
The Red Sea International Film Festival brings the best in Arab and World Cinema to Jeddah Old Town. The Festival showcases exciting new films on the Saudi big-screen. Alongside retrospective programs celebrating the masters of cinema. The latest Saudi films, and feature and short film competitions. There are also industry events and workshops nurt...
The Red Sea Film Fund has supported over 170 films to date including 8 titles in the official selection for this year’s edition of the Cannes Film Festival including Mother of All Lies (Best Director, Asmae el Moudir), Omen (Best New Voice, Baloji), Hounds (Jury Prize, Kamal Lazraq) and Goodbye Julia (Freedom Prize, Mohamed Kordofani ...
The Red Sea Fund is backing directors to bring their vision on the big screen, with grants totaling 14 million US dollars – supporting film projects from development to post-production.
