Film London and Arts Council England with the support of The Fenton Arts Trust present The FLAMIN Fellowship, a major development programme for early-career artist filmmakers living in England. Part of Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network (FLAMIN), the Fellowship aims to support the most exciting, innovative and challenging moving image practices from filmmakers at the early stages of their careers, with development and funding for new work.

The FLAMIN Fellowship offers a unique opportunity in developing professional artistic practice with a series of monthly workshops, which cover key areas including selling artwork, film festival strategy, writing funding applications, archiving your work, sound design, insurance, copyright and sustaining a practice. Previous workshop speakers have included artists Larry Achiampong, Chris Alton, Graeme Arnfield, Jasmina Cibic, Onyeka Igwe, Esther Johnson, Rachel Maclean, Daria Martin, Noor Afshan Mirza & Brad Butler, Hetain Patel, Imran Perretta, Heather Phillipson, Marianna Simnett and Michelle Williams Gamaker, as well as representatives from ACME Studios, a-n, Arts Council England, Artquest, Auguste Orts, Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival, BFI, British Council, CPH:DOX, DACS, Film and Video Umbrella, Forma, Jerwood Arts, Julia Stoschek Foundation, LUX, not/nowhere, Nottingham Contemporary, Open City Documentary Festival, Tate, Thomas Dane Gallery, V.O Curations, Vdrome and the Wellcome Trust.

Each year, The FLAMIN Fellowship will support six artists at the early stages of their career, each with projects that they would like to develop.

Alumni of The FLAMIN Fellowship

What the programme offers each artist

• A programme of workshops covering key areas around sustaining artistic practice, addressing the particular context of the moving image as a medium
• Monthly mentoring sessions with experienced production advisor, Pinky Ghundale, and bespoke external mentoring
• Seed development finance of £2,500 for a specific project
• Promotion through representation in a screening programme and online profile
• The benefits of being embedded in a peer group of moving image artists
• Ongoing profile and promotion through Film London's newsletter and social media channels as a FLAMIN alumnus

Applications for the The FLAMIN Fellowship will reopen in Spring 2024. Find out more about the FLAMIN Fellowship.

Keep an eye on the FLAMIN newsletter, Twitter and Instagram for announcements on future opportunities.

Work supported through The FLAMIN Fellowship