Planet Health Film Fund 2027 (£20,000 award) – YOA

Deadline: November 16, 2026

Applications are open for the Planet Health Film Fund 2027. Earthrise and Bupa, with sustainability associate BAFTA Albert and SXSW London, are launching the Planet Health Film Fund, supporting 5 filmmakers to create authentic quick documentaries exploring the deep, typically private connections between human well being and the well being of the environment.

The fund will award 5 filmmakers £20,000 every to create a ten-minute documentary alongside accompanying social content material. They are in search of authored tales that discover what retains us wholesome and related to nature in a quickly altering and more and more urbanised world.

Awards

• Five awards of £20,000 every.
• The £20,000 award should cowl the complete value of creating and delivering the movie and supporting supplies. Projects can’t deliver further manufacturing finance and should be realistically achievable inside this finances and the agreed supply timeline.

Eligibility

• Open to worldwide candidates aged 18 or over.
• Applicants should have beforehand directed at the least one accomplished documentary movie (quick or function-size), or comparable authored non-fiction work, that has been chosen for a recognised movie competition, commissioned or distributed by a longtime broadcaster, editorial or documentary platform.
• The lead applicant should be the director of the proposed movie. Co-directors are welcome, however one director should be nominated because the lead applicant.
• One entry per particular person, whether or not as a lead director or co-director.
• Applicants should have a legally registered manufacturing firm in place on the level of application. The award can’t be paid on to a person.

Application

Applications shut at 6pm GMT, 16 November 2026. Applications acquired after the deadline won’t be thought-about. They advocate submitting your application prematurely of the deadline in case you expertise any technical points.

Click here to apply

For extra data, go to Planet Health Film Fund.