Deadline: 15.04.2013
The Federation dance, in cooperation with the NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK (NPN) is launching two models to support sustainable increase networking and international promotion of German contemporary dance.
The NPN International Guest Performance Fund for Dance is directed at multipliers as well as international programmers, it supports them when they invite productions that were created in Germany while offering Certain minimum wages that are based on standard German rates. Depending on the country, the type of support varies in order to balance the differences in the respective country’s economic power.
The NPN Coproduction Fund for Dance assists artists, programmers and producers’ mobility, exchange and cooperation on a national and international basis. It advances the creation of new dance productions that extend beyond solos or small formats. The artists’ origins are irrelevant, however, production must take place in Germany to a substantial degree. The involvement of international partners as co-producers Increases the chances for support, but is not absolutely necessary. Programmers are not the only ones eligible to apply, individual artists and companies can do Sun as well. The applicant must be the executing producer and headquartered in Germany. In addition, at least one of the German production partner must be a producer or programmer (eg, festival, venue or production unit). The funds can lie between 10,000 and 50,000 EUR and no more than 50 percent of the production costs.
Application deadlines for 2013
NPN International Guest Performance Fund for Dance
April 15th (2nd round)
NPN Coproduction Fund for Dance
April 15th (2nd round)
Means for eventually remaining after the first two rounds further applications will be allowed.
All forms for applications are online on January 11th 2013 at: www.jointadventures.net
Administration contact: Christian Schmidt, foerderung@jointadventures.net, 49 89 189 31 37 11
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