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Jerome support for early career artists through other organizations

See More Perspective, The Cedar. Photo by Pat O'Loughlin.

In addition to the Jerome Hill Artist Fellowships and the Minnesota and New York City Film, Video, and Digital Production programs, early career artists in Minnesota and New York City are supported through a number of Jerome-funded programs. A full list of these programs is available here.

See below for program-specific deadlines and information on ways to participate in these programs. This information is currently being gathered—it will be posted as it is obtained. Please check back for updates.

 

There are no current opportunities in dance.

Firelight Media Documentary Lab

The Firelight Media Documentary Lab supports emerging nonfiction filmmakers of color. The 18-month program provides filmmakers with a $25,000 grant toward their projects as well as customized mentorship from prominent leaders in the documentary world, professional development workshops, and networking opportunities. Firelight Media looks for applicants who make artful and innovative documentary films that focus on underrepresented communities and provide new narratives about the most pressing issues of our time.

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Cave Canem Fall and Spring Workshops

Since 1999, nearly 1000 emerging poets have participated in Cave Canem’s community-based workshops, rare opportunities to work with accomplished poets for free or low-cost fees. Limited to an enrollment of 12-15, eight and ten-session workshops offer rigorous instruction, careful critique and an introduction to the work of established poets—all within the welcoming environment of our Brooklyn, NY loft. The workshops are open to Adult poets of color living in New York City’s five boroughs.

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Roulette's Commissions and Residencies Program

In partnership with the Jerome Foundation since 1983, Roulette has founded both a Commissioning Program for four artists annually (officially established in 1997), and an Artist Residency Program for five artists annually (established in 2010). These programs accelerate the careers of talented musical creators, giving them the financial and technical resources to create early signature work in our state-of-the-art theater.

While commissions are selected by a committee of nominators, and residencies are selected by Roulette's Artistic Director, Roulette is always excited to learn about NYC artists creating new, experimental musical work. Please email with a proposal and work samples to introduce yourself!

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Roulette's Commissions and Residencies Program

There are no current opportunities in Theater.

There are no current opportunities in Visual Arts.