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The [[National Film and Video Foundation]] ([[NFVF]]) is an agency mandated by the South African [[Department of Sport, Arts, and Culture]] to provide funding for the development, production, marketing, and distribution of films – including helping filmmakers represent and market their work internationally.  In addition, the [[NFVF]] commissions research and produces industry statistics that provide both the public and stakeholders with valuable insights into the South African film industry.
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The [[National Film and Video Foundation]] ([[NFVF]]) is an agency mandated by the South African [[Department of Sport, Arts and Culture]] to provide funding for the development, production, marketing, and distribution of films – including helping filmmakers represent and market their work internationally.  In addition, the [[NFVF]] commissions research and produces industry statistics that provide both the public and stakeholders with valuable insights into the South African film industry.
  
 
It also promotes the development of South African film and television audiences, develops talent and skills in the country – with a special emphasis on previously disadvantaged groups.
 
It also promotes the development of South African film and television audiences, develops talent and skills in the country – with a special emphasis on previously disadvantaged groups.

Revision as of 15:12, 23 February 2022

The National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF) is an agency mandated by the South African Department of Sport, Arts and Culture to provide funding for the development, production, marketing, and distribution of films – including helping filmmakers represent and market their work internationally. In addition, the NFVF commissions research and produces industry statistics that provide both the public and stakeholders with valuable insights into the South African film industry.

It also promotes the development of South African film and television audiences, develops talent and skills in the country – with a special emphasis on previously disadvantaged groups.

In addition, the NFVF commissions research and produces industry statistics that provide both the public and stakeholders with valuable insights into the South African film industry.


For more information, see the website at: https://www.nfvf.co.za/

Sources

https://www.nfvf.co.za/