Artist Services: Creative Culture
Jacob Burns Film Center developed Creative Culture to champion diverse voices and foster a thriving artistic community from the region, across the country and around the world. Donor-funded fellowships and residencies help to ensure that people from every economic background have access to this rich experience.
Fellowship Program
Creative Culture provides 10-month-long fellowship experiences for emerging filmmakers looking to produce two short film projects in a collaborative community. Fellows receive access to production equipment and space, mentorship, and the JBFC’s industry network.
The next Fellowship application window will open in October 2018. Learn more.
Residency Program
Residencies in Creative Culture are four–six week intensive experiences for established filmmakers looking to work on a feature film project. Residents receive housing, a private editing suite, a weekly stipend, and access to the resources available at the Media Arts Lab and JBFC Theater. Residencies are by invitation only, with filmmakers being selected through partnerships with other like-minded organizations. Creative Culture currently partners with the following organizations to curate filmmakers-in-residence: True/False Film Festival, Greenhouse Film Centre, and Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival.
This program is invite-only. For more information, please contact creativeculture@burnsfilmcenter.org.
Learn more about the Residency Program.
Production Partnerships
Creative Culture is committed to providing our fellows with a comprehensive understanding of what it means to live as a creative. Production partnerships achieve this goal by pairing local organizations with media needs and Creative Culture alumni. Creative Culture provides equipment, insurance, workspace, guidance, and support to the selected filmmaker as they envision, produce, and deliver a commissioned video to the satisfaction of the client.
Learn more about production partnerships.
Creative Culture receives generous support from:
