Art Theory: BVA 313 - 29/08/2019 (Applying for funds)


Applying for grant.
What is grant funding?
-write a proposal.
-funders make a decision.

* Distribution of funds.
-A specific project.
-Usually the project cant have started yet.
-SMART Principle. (has to happen in a specific timeline)
-Proposal or application.
-Reporting & Evaluation.

Different type of funders available.
for example in the UK
- UK lottery.
- Government.
- Charities, trust and foundations.

Why funders gives fund.
- because it helps them achieve their aims and my aims.

Look into pros and cons.
Funding application:
- Large projects (Pros)
- Takes time (Cons)
- Good for $1000+ (Pros)
- Complex process (Cons)
- Seal of approval (Pros)
- Match funding (Cons)
- Public benefits (Pros)
- Partnership (Cons)
Grants Funding:
- Track Record .... Money (Pros)
- All-or-nothing (Cons)

** If we have no track records, go for umbrella funders.

What is Stakeholder:
*making them aware of their goal. Making their life easier.

Writing a project proposal:
- Artist statement
- Cover letter
- Abstract
- Introduction '- statement of Need
- Objectives
- Methods
- Future Funding

** Target for ILT funds and Creative New Zealand.

Crowdfunding 
** try kick starters (for funding)
How to write funding applications? 



Coursework: Filling out funding application 
-Write up a project proposal for something that relates to you and your practice
-Identify stakeholders, collaborators, and who will benefit from your project
-Select at least one body from whom you would like funding
-Draw up a budget

-Due 19th September in class for discussion


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