Second Filmed In Nevada County Grant Launched
Second Filmed In Nevada County Grant Launched

The Nevada City Film Festival is accepting applications for its $40,000 film grant program. Filmmakers have until December 1 to apply for awards between $1,000 and $20,000 to shoot projects in Nevada County.
A second year of Filmed in Nevada County grant money is now available through the Nevada City Film Festival. Festival Executive Director Jesse Locks says they’re now accepting applications, with awards ranging from one-thousand to 20-thousand dollars. Once again, the grand total of the grant is 40-thousand dollars. But last year they ended up splitting the amount between two independent filmmakers who pledged to do at least 50-percent of the principal photography in the county for short film projects…
Locks says one of the films was shot in Truckee and filming
for the second grantee recently got underway this week in the forests of
Western Nevada County. She says together the two productions have brought over
40-thousand dollars directly into Truckee and Nevada City….
The inaugural grant cycle attracted 57 applications from
across the country. Locks says the program earned national recognition in
Moviemaker Magazine, putting the county on the map as not just a great place to
make films but as a genuine destination for making them. And all grantees also
have the opportunity to screen their completed films at the Festival, which
takes place in June. The application deadline is December first.
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