Stop applying to the same grants as every other filmmaker!
We've helped filmmakers raise over $2 million by creating effective content to identify and pitch funders that care about your film’s message and will write you a check.
Save a seatSave a seat Watch the RecordingStop applying to the same grants as every other filmmaker!
We've helped filmmakers raise over $2 million by creating effective content to identify and pitch funders that care about your film’s message and will write you a check.
Save a seatSave a seatWatch the RecordingStop applying to the same grants as every other filmmaker!
We've helped filmmakers raise over $2 million by creating effective content to identify and pitch funders that care about your film’s message and will write you a check.
We've spent twelve years producing and fundraising my own films and another four years advising filmmakers on theirs. We've seen what works and what doesn't.
Our approach has helped filmmakers raise over $2,000,000 from companies, foundations, and non-profits outside the normal, over-saturated channels for film funding.
Learn the essential strategies of:
- Adapting your existing content for fundraising
- Prioritizing the most effective length cuts
- Identifying and pitching potential funders
About Your Instructor
About Your Instructors
Keith Ochwat
Keith is a filmmaker and Founder of Show&Tell. Over his 12 year career as a documentary filmmaker, Keith produced three films that appeared on PBS and Netflix.
His film Age of Champions screened in over 3,000 communities and generated over $1.5 million—powered by partnerships with groups like AARP and the Alzheimer’s Association and companies like Cigna Health.
Since starting Show&Tell, Keith has taught and advised hundreds of filmmakers on their distribution and fundraising strategies helping his community of filmmakers raise over $25 million and counting in PBS sponsorships, partnerships, educational licensing and more.
He's delivered keynote presentations on distribution at filmmaking organizations like IDA and IFP and his work has appeared in IndieWire and Documentary Magazine.
Karen Everett
Karen Everett is one of the world's leading documentary Story Consultants, as well as an award-winning filmmaker. Founder of New Doc Editing, she has helped hundreds of filmmakers structure documentaries for PBS, HBO, Sundance, and other top venues.
Karen taught documentary editing for 18 years at the Graduate School of Journalism at UC Berkeley, named the #1-ranked documentary program in America by "Documentary Magazine". Her business also provides experienced editors.
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