National Film and Video Foundation
AgencyNFVF
Mandate
Develops and promotes the South African film and video industry.
What Govermate has read
Updated 29 Jul 2026Built from the documents Govermate has read from NFVF. Every line below comes from a source document, not from an editorial description.
What this body does
- STATES16 documentsasserted in claims
- OFFERS7 documentsasserted in claims
- OFFERS7 documentslinked in the graph
- An NFVF call for submissions (grant application notice) for training providers f1 documentdescribed in documents
- An NFVF news/invitation notice extending the deadline to submit proposals for mi1 documentdescribed in documents
- NFVF online funding call notice for marketing/distribution and festival/market h1 documentdescribed in documents
- Online invitation/call for proposals for micro-budget fiction feature film proje1 documentdescribed in documents
Recent activity
- National Film and Video Foundation - STATES
By nfvf_ed_user 9 February 2026 No Comments The National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF) is pleased to announce that the call for training provider submissions is open.
- National Film and Video Foundation - STATES
This funding aims to award grants to accredited training providers interested in: Assisting new entrants to launch sustainable careers through on-the-job and off-the-job training Providing skills development programmes for professionals already working in the film industry Facilitating short courses and workshops for i
- National Film and Video Foundation - STATES
ELIGIBILITY Applicants and participants must be South African citizens The curriculum offered must be accredited by a SETA or the Department of Higher Education
- National Film and Video Foundation - STATES
The curriculum must clearly indicate the target audience, relevant industry skills, and delivery method
- National Film and Video Foundation - STATES
Preference will be given to service providers offering training in under-serviced provinces
- National Film and Video Foundation - STATES
Trainers must have a proven track record and the ability to deliver the proposed programmes
- National Film and Video Foundation - STATES
Companies must be at least 51% black-owned and managed
- National Film and Video Foundation - OFFERS
Funding Themes 1. Once Upon a Family Funding cap: R6 000 000 per film (2 films) Eligibility: Tier 1 and Tier 2 filmmakers (must have completed at least one feature film that has been broadcast, streamed or theatrically released)
- National Film and Video Foundation - OFFERS
2. Becoming Funding cap: R4 500 000 per film (3 films) Eligibility: Tier 2 3 filmmakers (key creative team should consist of youth filmmakers: 35 years and under) Genre : Coming-of-age films, centred on the youth of South Africa
- National Film and Video Foundation - STATES
The National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF), in collaboration with a distributor, is commissioning new micro-budget fiction feature films and invites eligible South African filmmakers to submit proposals under the themes outlined below.
Opportunity signal
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