ONWARD! The 70th Seminar, curated collaboratively by Janaína Oliveira, Carlos A. Gutiérrez, and Richard Herskowitz will take place June 26-29 in New York City and simultaneously in several cities including New Dehli, Lisbon, Toronto, Los Angeles and more. The Seminar in New York City will open on June 26 at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). The remainder of the public programs will be hosted at The New School on June 27 and June 28, and at Firehouse: DCTV’s Cinema for Documentary Film on June 29. Offering an immersive program of screenings and carefully moderated conversations, the Seminar is an internationally recognized forum for field-building collective inquiry into the form and function of non-fiction cinema, encouraging the exchange of cinematic ideas across generations and cultures, and promoting the expansion of the limits of cinema itself. Register.
Have you ever wondered how movie and TV show sets come to life? Do you dream of working behind the scenes in Hollywood but don’t know where to start? Set Decoration Masterclass: Transforming Scripts into Stunning Spaces is the ultimate online course that takes you inside the world of set decorating—where every detail tells a story. Led by Emmy-winner Kim Wannop, a seasoned industry expert with decades of experience in film and television, this course provides a step-by-step guide to launching your career as a Set Decorator. Whether you’re an aspiring filmmaker, designer, or simply fascinated by the craft of world-building on screen, this class is your backstage pass to the art of visual storytelling. Get to know Kim Wannop and her journey into set decorating. Learn how Set Decorators prep for a project from the ground up, discover how to analyze a script to create authentic environments, understand how set decoration builds character and story depth, get a breakdown of every position in the Art Department and how they work together. and so much more. NYWIFT members can register for 20% less with promo code DECORATE20. Sign up.
Join Women in Film San Francisco Bay Area for the upcoming May 17 at 11 AM PT virtual webinar: Harnessing the Latest in AI for Filmmaking with Philip Shane. This event is designed to help creatives unlock the power of AI in their cinematic storytelling and filmmaking processes. Discover how to leverage cutting-edge AI in filmmaking and television, integrate the newest AI tools to boost creativity, generate scripts, interview questions, outlines, storyboards, illustrations, images, b-roll, music, sound effects, and more. Philip Shane is an award-winning documentary filmmaker with over 35 years of experience. Philip’s work has appeared on PBS, ABC, the History Channel, and in theaters worldwide. His acclaimed films include Being Elmo (Special Jury Prize at Sundance), Dancing in Jaffa (Best Editing at DocAviv Festival), Tip of the Spear for ABC News (DuPont Columbia Award for Broadcast Journalism) and Martin Luther King (ABC, Emmy for Outstanding Historical Program). Register by May 7 to get the early bird discount.
Generative AI is evolving rapidly, and the laws and issues around its use change every day. For this reason, the Archival Producers Alliance developed the GenAI Best Practices Tool Kit as a companion to Best Practices for Use of Generative AI in Documentaries. The Tool Kit offers tips, guidance, and resources for non-fiction media makers who are considering using GenAI in their productions. Hosted by the co-authors of these essential tools, this panel will provide guidance on IF and HOW to bring generative AI into your documentary. Panelists will walk you through the writing of the guidelines, reasoning behind them, newly-published case studies about how GenAI is currently being used in non-fiction work, and more. This workshop will take place online on Thursday, May 15 from 5-7 PM. Use code GOTHAMPARTNER for 10% off! RSVP.
This summer, NYWIFT member, Atlantic Theater Company founding ensemble member, Off-Broadway director, documentary filmmaker, author, Tennessee Williams scholar and senior teacher at Atlantic Acting School Karen Kohlhaas teaches her 18th annual Summer Directing Class from June 2-August 5. The comprehensive, practical, and creatively inspiring class covers how to audition actors effectively, throughline script analysis for directors, creating compelling and suspenseful staging, working effectively with actors, leadership and time management. Lecture and guest classes on working with designers, collaborating with writers on new works, and more will be included. The techniques are equally effective for stage and film. There are 3 ways to take the class: Full Director, Active Auditor, and Guest Class Only. Full Directors analyze an entire play, bringing in scenes of increasing length, culminating in a live performance. Active Auditors do a paper project on a full length play of their choice, and participate actively in class discussions. There will be 4 guest classes which are included for Full Directors and Active Auditors, and it’s possible to register just for the guest classes. The class is held online but directors have the option to work with actors online, or in person and join online from their rehearsal room. (That can be discussed in the interview). For complete information including tuition (20% off for NYWIFT members) please email Karen@monologueaudition.com and/or sign-up online.
This May, join Women Make Movies, for a comprehensive webinar series co-sponsored by Film Fatales, of case studies on stand-out films that premiered at Sundance or SXSW. These four case studies span the most important issues facing filmmakers working today: international co-production, navigating relationships and ethical concerns with vulnerable participants, building teams of producers and executive producers, pitching at international forums and finding creative solutions to distribution using new platforms. Beginning with Maia Lekow, co-director of How To Build a Library, which had its World Premiere at Sundance 2025. Followed by Julie Wyman, director of The Tallest Dwarf and Anayansi Prado, director of Uvalde Mom, both films premiered at SXSW 2025. Lastly, they’re joined by Brett Story, co-director of Union, which premiered at Sundance in 2024 and won a Special Jury Award for the Art of Change. NYWIFT members can use the discount code FriendsofWM at checkout to get $15 off of the series or $5 off of individual sessions. Sign up to register.
The New Works Lab, an affiliate group of NYWIFT, has some exciting events coming up. On April 27, Terry Lawler, former Executive Director of NYWIFT and co-creator of the CinemaStreet Short Screenwriting Festival, will be the guest to fill you in on what they’re looking for in a short screenplay, followed by a Q&A to answer your questions about the festival and optioning your script.
On May 10, at 10:30 AM EST, the Lab will host a full staged reading via Zoom of the feature rom-com written by NWL co-host Jaclyn Powell, When Oposites Attract, featuring an almost all Asian Indian cast. The reading will be open to members and non-members.
On June 1, Jennifer Wilkov will be the guest panelist to discuss the newest trend in pitching your project, How to Package and Pitch Yourself, followed by a Q&A to answer your questions.
Email jaclynspowell@msn.com and newworkslabs@nywift.org to register for these events.
The JHRTS NY Writers Room Program is back for Season 3! This unique opportunity offers aspiring writers the chance to experience an authentic replication of a working Writer’s Room. Over the course of eight sessions (June-September 2025), participants will collaborate, develop original scripts, and receive real-world feedback to build a professional portfolio. The program’s showrunners are also looking for a Writers Room Assistant (Unpaid Intern)–a current college student or recent grad–to support the room and gain the behind–the–scenes exposure to the TV development process. Apply to the Writers’ Room or apply to be a Writers Room Assistant by Thursday, May 15. Writers’ Room applicants must be JHRTS NY members–learn more about joining!
Join the next free webinar with NYWIFT member Marilyn Horowitz and discover how, in 15 minutes a day, you can dramatically reduce worry, restore your inner calm, and boost problem-solving. Worry can feel like a constant hum in the background—draining your energy, clouding your thoughts, and stealing your joy. But what if just a few minutes each day could change that? In this session, you’ll use the Beyond Happiness Method to reframe worry through the power of storytelling and simple daily practices. With science-backed strategies and creative tools, you’ll learn how to reclaim your focus, shift your mindset, and gain clarity at whatever life throws your way. Mark your calendar for April 23, at 7 PM. RSVP.
The NYWIFT Writers Group meets via Zoom on April 24 from 6:30 – 8:30 PM ET. The topic for this meeting will be a peer-to-peer review of your synopsis for your screenplay, script or manuscript for your book, film, television pilot, series episode, documentary, short film, web series or stage production. Please bring yours for one project only. RSVP to the meeting by sending an email to yourbookisyourhook@gmail.com no later than 4:30 PM ET on April 24.
When you RSVP please include:
- Your writing level (i.e., Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced)
- The type of writing you are focusing on (i.e., film, television, theater, literary)
- Who you would like to work with (i.e., same level writers, doesn’t matter, etc.)
If you have questions about this meeting, please send an email to yourbookisyourhook@gmail.com.
Want to level up your on-set know-how? Join Women in Film and Media Pittsburgh (WIFM) for Setiquette: Do’s and Don’ts, a practical and informative session led by industry pro Kelly Fisher. Designed for aspiring and working Production Assistants, this virtual workshop on April 24 at 6 PM will cover key industry terminology, set etiquette essentials, and tips to thrive in fast-paced production environments. Stick around after the session for a live Q&A, where you’ll have the chance to get your questions answered. FREE for WIFM members and $10 for non-members. Register by April 22! with code NYWIFT50 at checkout for 50% off. Don’t miss your chance to gain insider knowledge and boost your confidence on set! Register.
DOC NYC PRO‘s inaugural Spring Mini-Conference in person at the IFC Center, April 21-23. Struggling with fundraising, distribution, or budgeting/scheduling? You’re not alone—but with the right tools and a supportive community, it doesn’t have to feel like an uphill battle. This isn’t just another conference—it’s a space to strategize, connect, and build real skills. Dive into funding realities, filmmaker-driven distribution, and how to make budgeting and scheduling work for you. Expect candid conversations, expert insights, and a community figuring it out together. This three-day, interactive workshop series will focus on key industry topics, featuring filmmaker case studies, small group discussions, and dedicated time for individual reflection. The goal is for participants to leave with real, tangible progress on their projects. NYWIFT members can use discount code PRO-PROMOTKT-25 (only valid for individual days). Register here.
No Film School No Trust Fund No Problem is hosting two new pitch workshops for filmmakers. Whether you’re new to pitching investors or want to sharpen your skills, this bootcamp is designed to help you strategically and confidently pitch your film while building credibility and trust. During live sessions from April 2-23 at 5 PM EST, the Film Investor Pitch Prep Bootcamp will cover subjects like winning over investors, what to include in pitch materials, strategy and answering tough questions from investors. Their Mastering the 3 “Whys” That Sell Your Story workshop will dig deep to explore what makes you unique as a storyteller, while rooted in your personal experiences, background and perspective. Uncover your story in class to find how it can feed your “Why” during live sessions held on May 5 and 7. Anyone who signs up for either workshop and mentions hearing about the workshop from NYWIFT will be entered into a raffle to win a free 1:1 consultation with Emmy-nominated producer Sara Elizabeth! Register here.
Emmy-nominated nonprofit streaming platform and media incubator Open Television (OTV) proudly announces the launch of OTV ATLAS, an artist-driven initiative designed to provide critical resources and support to intersectional storytellers. This transformative effort features two key components: OTVATLAS.INFO, a centralized hub offering curated development resources, and OTVATLAS.FUND, a granting program supporting creators in the post-production and exhibition stages of their projects.
OTVATLAS.FUND provides unrestricted grants to help creators push their projects across the finish line. With grants ranging from $2,000 to $15,000, the fund prioritizes post-production finishing and exhibition strategy and community-driven impact campaigns. Learn more.
OTVATLAS.INFO offers global filmmakers with the tools, opportunities, and educational resources they need to bring their stories to screen. From U.S. and International grant databases and in-depth insights on the development process, this hub is designed to support storytellers as they navigate their creative journeys and turn their visions into reality stage by stage. Whether you’re just starting out or an experienced filmmaker, get involved.
Don’t let finances stand between you and your filmmaking and TV writing dreams. Stony Brook University‘s MFA Film scholarships exist to support the next generation of visual storytellers by making graduate school more accessible. Don’t miss out—Apply by January 15 to be considered for scholarships. Regular deadline is June 1. Learn more here or email mfamanhattan@stonybrook.edu for more info.
First Take is an educational consulting firm that is about the business of acting from WIFT Austin Board of Directors member, Jessica Sloan. Many coaches teach you how to act, First Take teaches you how to be a professional actor. Actors who have taken classes and are trying to navigate what’s next can get help with materials, learn what an agent does, why you may want one, and so much more. More experienced actors with agents can learn what’s needed for a standout taped audition and more. First Take can help you decide if it’s necessary to get another agent or manager, ensure all your materials are up-to-date, that they represent you well and so much more. Register and learn more.
Lucia Ferrario is offering pro bono coaching sessions to complete her certification requirements for the International Coaching Federation (ICF). With a rich background in working with artists as a former professional photographer, Lucia enjoys supporting creative individuals in navigating their unique challenges. She is excited to extend this opportunity to NYWIFT members. If you are interested in life coaching sessions, she would be more than happy to offer her services. Learn more about her work or reach out via email at lucia@themunayjourney.com.
NYWIFT Member Marilyn Horowitz‘s new book is available for pre-order here. The Word of the Day Practice is a 15-minute journaling process that quickly shuts down the inner critic that plagues most writers. Using a combination of word and image, the practice eliminates the bad habits of guilt and self-criticism. Instead, writers can focus on unconditional creativity. Offering a unique creativity-and-time-management technique, Word of the Day is a practice that assists writers to create at will, write as much as they want, and acquire accurate self-acknowledgement in the process. The practice immediately connects writers with their innate storytelling ability as reflected in their dreams. The techniques synthesize the right and left sides of the brain so that writers can draw upon the entirety of their creative tools, fusing the verbal and visual mind, unleashing structural instincts and creativity, allowing them to dance together. Writers are asked to put a notebook by their bed so they can write first thing in the morning when they wake up and just before bedtime. Studies have shown that our most creative moments happen immediately upon waking and just before falling asleep. Writing adjacent to these moments, even briefly, gives writers access to their unlimited imagination, powerful tools of imagery, and the full scope of their memory.
The Film Event Accessibility Working Group (FEAW) is excited to announce the launch of their FREE accessibility resources including an event accessibility checklist, vendor database and more to help organizations create more accessible film festivals and events. FEAW is a collective of film event operations professionals who seek to increase accessibility within film event spaces. FEAW seeks to achieve an inclusive film community through peer support and resource sharing. Members include the Center for Asian American Media, Sundance Institute, SFFILM, Full Spectrum Features, ReelAbilitiesNY, New Orleans Film Society, Black Public Media, Vision Maker Media, and DOCNYC. Learn more.
The NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment have shared a newly established resource for Workers Impacted by the WGA and SAG-AFTRA Strikes who are applying for Unemployment Insurance. For workers who have already applied for Unemployment Insurance:
- If you have filed a claim more than two weeks ago and have yet to receive a determination or payments
- If you have started filing a claim but been unable to complete it
- If you are trying to file a claim but are having issues using the phone system/website
Email: UIClaimHelp2023@labor.ny.gov and learn more.
The International Documentary Association’s (IDA) Nonfiction Access Initiative Public Message Board is now open to subscribe! The goal is to host conversations, share resources, promote opportunities, and build networks among members of the international nonfiction disability community and allies. Learn more and fill out the onboarding form to join the message board.
Pitch to Screen is offering NYWIFT Members a 20% discount off some of their upcoming education classes. PTS offers innovative and comprehensive courses designed for individuals interested in pursuing careers in the film and TV industry, providing a unique and immersive experience for participants that cannot be found in traditional classroom settings. Learn more. Enter code NYWIFT for a 20% discount off individual tickets.
Haven Studios NY is available to book! The stage, located in the Crew Zone in Mt. Vernon, NY (right outside of the Bronx) is a Certified Women Owned Business as well as a NYS Qualified Production Facility (QPF).The facility is approx 70,000 sq ft including a 30,000+/- soundstage. Learn more about the facility and contact Nicole Zeller at nicole.zeller@zelco.com for inquiries and questions.
The Women in Film Project is offering NYWIFT Members the chance to have their profiles featured on their platform. The Women in Film Project is an online platform that is dedicated to sharing and highlighting the inspiring stories from female creators around the world, showing creators everywhere that their story and voice matter. To share your story, simply fill out this 15 minute questionnaire and they will publish it on the website page with no strings attached. Learn more and submit a questionnaire to be featured. Email info@thewomeninfilmproject.com for questions and info.
WIFT-AT (women and gender diverse individuals in film and television in Atlantic Canada) has formed an online community of practice to increase sustainability and diminish carbon footprint in the film, tv and media industry. The group was launched with a panel discussion led by the Directors Guild of Canada’s national Climate Action Chair, Clara George. Many of the collaborations, practices shared, or tools built will not be geographically specific, so all WIFT members who are interested in greater sustainability in the industry are welcome. The community is a private Facebook group housing resources, tools, and colleagues! Email joanne@wift-at.com to join the group.
Sign up for the MediaMKRS mailing list to hear about their next programs and opportunities. MediaMKRS is the workforce development program within Reel Works. Partnered with the NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment, the City University of New York, media companies, and unions, they train talented New Yorkers for careers in media and entertainment. As IATSE’s primary partner for trainings in NYC, they offer union training for the wardrobe, hair, set-dressing, grip, and shop craft departments to diverse New Yorkers. Additionally they partner with companies — Warner Bros. Discovery, Jigsaw Productions, Paramount — to give in demand credentials for careers in production and post production. Learn more and sign up for their outreach list.
Group Effort Initiative (GEI) is looking for NYC-based candidates to apply today! GEI strives to create a pipeline for members of underrepresented communities to get real experience towards lasting careers within the entertainment industry. GEI offers paid internships, entry-level job opportunities, on-set production assistant opportunities, mentorships and education that focuses on professional development, soft skills and entertainment-specific training. Candidates should be at early career, and belong to an underrepresented group (i.e. people of color, LGBTQ+, people with disabilities, etc.) Applications are currently accepted on a rolling basis. Learn more and apply.
Sign up for the Revlo newsletter and submit your pitch today. Revlo is on a mission to revolutionize representation of marginalized communities in main-stream media. Revlo will eventually launch as an online marketplace that connects pitches to producers and other industry professionals through community engagement. Sign up for their weekly newsletter and join a community of filmmakers and film lovers to see and share work by and about marginalized communities, and to be among the first to know when their marketplace platform launches. Learn more and sign up.
Sign up for Shiny New Directors Network. Shiny connects agencies, brands & production with new directors, across commercial production worldwide. New directors looking to put themselves forward for sponsorship, and connection with a VIP production company or agency studio may sign up to be included on their networking list, which is shared with commercial production companies and agency studios in the Network. Learn more and sign up.
Summer of Rage: Reproductive Justice on Film, a panel co-presented by NYWIFT and Film Fatales, is now available to watch on Vimeo. The discussion features Cynthia Lowen (Battleground), Emma Pildes (The Janes), Tracy Droz Tragos (Abortion: Stories Women Tell) and Angela Tucker (Belly of the Beast). With so many fundamental human rights currently under attack in this country, the group gathers to listen, to learn and to take action. Watch the conversation with documentary filmmakers who have been on the front lines of Reproductive Justice in the United States. Hear what they’ve seen, what they’ve learned, how they feel about the current situation and what they, and we, as artists, can do now. And why we must continue to tell these stories. Watch now.
Hello World Communications is seeking cinematographers. They are looking for cinematographers (preferably female) with fashion experience, editors, and augmented reality designers. Please send resumes and reels to Ron Yoshida at excitable01@gmail.com.
NYWIFT member Beth Ann Dailey is hosting the fall group, BreakThrough: Creativity Coaching for Writers and Filmmakers. Beth began working with writers while in the TV Lit Department at the William Morris Agency in Los Angeles and recently became a certified coach. Beth’s approach is based on her training with Eric Maisel. She helps writers and filmmakers start and finish projects, submit their work, and set goals, including how to consistently prioritize and make time for their creative efforts. Learn more.
E/S Collab is running a Film Business Essentials Series – 10 crash courses and workshops for emerging producers looking for practical information that can be used and implemented right now. E/S Collab’s courses are not designed to replace the expertise of legal and business affairs representatives, but to help creative producers understand the important questions to ask, the conversations needed to be had with collaborators and stakeholders early on, and the instructions to give their team, in order to ensure their short-term, long-term and project’s goals are met. Learn more. Enter code NFP10 for a 10% discount.
Sundance Co//ab has launched their new learning pathway, Independent Fiction Producing. The program is a curated collection of resources and tools created for producers to build their skills and inspire them to move their project forward. This learning pathway offers a wealth of resources to explore the essential elements of fiction producing so producers can effectively lead and collaborate with their team, to bring creative projects into existence. Learn more.
NYWIFT member Lukia Costello is looking to put together a NYWIFT affinity group for members in Western and Central New York. NYWIFT affinity groups are for members who would like to benefit from meeting informally with other members in related professions or interests. If you are a NYWIFT member, resident of these regions, and are interested in joining please contact Lukia at lukiacostello@gmail.com.
NYWIFT member Jenny Kleiman is hosting a screenwriting workshop Working the Wound: Creating Complex Womxn, BIPOC, & LGBTQ Protagonists. Using this unique approach to the craft of screenwriting, Jenny Kleiman uses characters’ misbehaviors and trauma (yes, in comedy too!) to develop complex story arcs. Specializing in plot problem-solving, these workshops will help you identify and hone your voice. Further, in an effort to combat and destroy familiar tropes previously reserved for women and minorities in cinema, these workshops are specific to developing and honing the inner narratives, experiences, and tribulations of minority leads. Learn more. Contact hello@jennykleiman.com and use NYWIFT in the subject of your email to receive 10% off 8 weeks of classes.
Interested in hosting a virtual screening event using POV films? The POV Community Network is a free digital film library for educators, nonprofits, librarians, media centers, and other engaged community members to host free community screening events of POV films and access film discussion guides, lesson plans, reading lists and more. Partners can host online screenings to watch films together through Zoom and/or other virtual platforms, request Q&A discussions with POV filmmakers, and organize group conversations after watching POV films. Create a free account and register.
Roadmap Writers, a screenwriting education and training platform for Career Writers looking for a guided path to success, has a full lineup of fall workshops. Upcoming workshops include: Rewrite Class, What Comes Next: Plotting Your Season and Crafting Your Bible, Advanced Marketing Prep, and more! The programs are hosted by working industry executives and are designed to empower writers with actionable tools and insights to elevate their craft and cultivate relationships with industry professionals. Learn more about upcoming workshops and enter code NYWIFT for a 15% discount.
The Know (formerly known as The Knowledge Project)is running Remote Writing & Media Workshops for middle and high school students. Workshops being offered include: Drawing for Portfolio & Comics, Playing with Sequential Art: Comics, Facts, Interviews & Stories: Making a Podcast, and Winged Words: A Story Through Poetry. Learn more about each workshop. Contact iwrite@theknowledgeproject.org or call 917-364-8813 to sign up.
Toss It, a film by NYWIFT member Michele Remsen, has been awarded the ReFrame Stamp. Toss It is a recipient of the NYWIFT Nancy Malone Marketing and Promotion Grant. In partnership with IMDbPro, the ReFrame Stamp aims to celebrate studios, networks, & creatives that have demonstrated measurable progress towards gender parity when developing, producing, financing, and marketing their product. Learn more about the ReFrame Stamp and see if your film is eligible.
Lumberyard Studios will be open and available for rental as soon as the Governor’s office opens the Capital Region, likely weeks before NYC or the lower Hudson Valley. Opened in September 2018, Lumberyard is a purpose built QPF located 2 hours north of Manhattan, and minutes from the Hudson, NY Amtrak station. Learn more about the facility. To schedule a call or to learn more about capability, availability, and rates – contact Ruth Moe at rmoe@lumberyard.org or (914) 582-7026.
Manhattan Edit Workshop is offering NYWIFT members a 10% discount on their online post-production courses. Interested in learning or expanding your knowledge with ONLINE Learning in Avid. Pro Tools, Premiere Pro, Photoshop, After Effects, Audition, Resolve, or Final Cut Pro? NYWIFT Members get 10% off courses including our signature class – Six Week Intensive Art of Editing Workshop. Members can use this code for MC 101, MC 110, MC 201, MC 210; Pro Tools 101, 110; Premiere Pro 101, 201, 250; Photoshop I, II; After Effects I, II, III; Audition 101; Final Cut Pro 101; COL 101, 201; RES 101, 201, and our Six Week Intensive Workshop. Learn more. Enter code NYWIFT10 when registering.
As we are all experiencing this unprecedented global crisis, the Sundance Co//ab will bring more resources, tools and support to the community. For right now, they are opening all of their Member Q&As and Master Classes for free to the community. Free, upcoming live online events include:.
NYWIFT is looking to launch a mentoring initiative for members in the makeup field – if you are a makeup artist interested in mentoring or a makeup artist interested in being a mentor, please email us at membership@nywift.org. Send your resume and let us know if you’re interested in being either the mentor or the mentee. We’d love to match you up.
Don’t forget to add your crew/professional title to your NYWIFT profile! Our membership directory continues to be a fantastic resource for members that are seeking to crew up and hire for projects.
Downtown Community Television Center is looking for film workshop instructors. DCTV’s hands-on filmmaking workshops in producing, production, and post-production are dedicated to cultivating New York’s ever-expanding community of media makers, and they are currently seeking skilled and passionate working professionals with teaching experience to lead them. Learn more and apply.
NYWIFT is now featured on Sundance Institute’s new Inclusion Resource Map, which is designed for artists to easily discover opportunities for funding, education, mentorship, and networking. The map is a searchable storehouse of opportunities and programs available to U.S. based artists from underrepresented communities. Check it out and share with it your network.
