THE StoryMi Academy, in collaboration with the French Embassy in Nigeria, launches the second edition of the StoryMi Documentary Film Fellowship.
This six-month programme offers intensive training for filmmakers.
Selected fellows will gain invaluable skills through workshops and mentorship, network with industry professionals, receive support in developing their documentary proposal, and receive a grant to produce their short films. They will also get a chance to attend a prestigious international film festival.
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All travel and accommodation costs for in-person sessions and film festival attendance will be covered by StoryMi Academy.
Nigerian documentary filmmakers, ages 20 to 35, can apply for a fellowship.
The deadline is May 3.
To check for eligibility click here
To apply click here
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