Why Poverty? consists of eight one-hour and 33 short documentary films, which will be distributed via broadcasters, web and mobile platforms. The films tackle various issues that concern poverty, including the effectiveness of global aid, education, and gender equality. WorldView has provided funding support to three of the long-form films, Give Us the Money, Welcome
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Last month the WorldView and Tribeca collaboration launched at the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival, awarding three grants to emerging talent from the region. The collaboration began with a workshop giving an overview of the new partnership, which aims to support Caribbean filmmakers in the development of their projects. Filmmakers were taken through the grant
As part of the TFI Latin America Media Arts Fund, WorldView are pleased to announce a NEW PARTNERSHIP with Tribeca to offer three grants to support innovative film and video artists living and working in the Caribbean, Mexico, Central and South America. Each development grant of $10,000 will be awarded at the Tribeca Film Festival in April. The grants
The projects supported by the WorldView partnership with Sundance Institute continue to thrive. In April 2012, Sundance Institute and WorldView announced that they would jointly present awards to four films that focus on social justice issues in the developing world. Street Girls by Katie Mark Farming by Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje My Brother the Devil by Sally