LEF New England is now welcoming applications for Pre-production and Early Development grants through the Moving Image Fund. A maximum of (6) Pre-production grants of $5,000 each
The LEF Foundation has awarded 14 Moving Image Fund grants totaling $270,000 in support of feature-length documentary works by New England-based filmmakers. The LEF Moving
LEF is delighted to join the Film Study Center at Harvard University in announcing that Jessica Hankey has been selected as the 2025-26 recipient of
The 70th Flaherty Film Seminar, Onward!, will take place from June 26–29 in New York City (in-person) and around the world (online, and in pods
Short works by Liane Brandon, Miriam Weinstein, and Joyce Chopra
Primary (Robert Drew, 1960) + The Collective (Richard Broadman, 1985)
Backyard (Ross McElwee, 1984), Riverdogs (Robb Moss, 1978), + David Holzman’s Diary (Jim McBride, 1967)
New England-based directors and producers seeking production and post-production funds for feature-length (40+ min) nonfiction film and video projects are encouraged to apply for LEF’s
The LEF Foundation has awarded 11 Moving Image Fund grants totaling $47,500 in support of feature-length documentary works by New England-based filmmakers. The LEF Moving
LEF New England is now welcoming applications for Pre-production and Early Development grants through the Moving Image Fund. A maximum of (6) Pre-production grants of $5,000
LEF is delighted to join the Harvard Film Study Center in announcing that Riccardo Giacconi has been selected as the 2024-25 recipient of the Film Study Center-LEF Foundation Fellowship.
Since 2009, LEF New England has partnered with the Flaherty to support the participation of New England-based nonfiction filmmakers at the Flaherty Film Seminar. This year’s
LEF New England is now welcoming applications for Pre-production and Early Development grants through the Moving Image Fund. A maximum of (6) Pre-production grants of $5,000 each
The LEF Foundation has awarded 14 Moving Image Fund grants totaling $270,000 in support of feature-length documentary works by New England-based filmmakers. The LEF Moving
LEF is delighted to join the Film Study Center at Harvard University in announcing that Jessica Hankey has been selected as the 2025-26 recipient of
The 70th Flaherty Film Seminar, Onward!, will take place from June 26–29 in New York City (in-person) and around the world (online, and in pods
Short works by Liane Brandon, Miriam Weinstein, and Joyce Chopra
Primary (Robert Drew, 1960) + The Collective (Richard Broadman, 1985)
Backyard (Ross McElwee, 1984), Riverdogs (Robb Moss, 1978), + David Holzman’s Diary (Jim McBride, 1967)
New England-based directors and producers seeking production and post-production funds for feature-length (40+ min) nonfiction film and video projects are encouraged to apply for LEF’s
The LEF Foundation has awarded 11 Moving Image Fund grants totaling $47,500 in support of feature-length documentary works by New England-based filmmakers. The LEF Moving
LEF New England is now welcoming applications for Pre-production and Early Development grants through the Moving Image Fund. A maximum of (6) Pre-production grants of $5,000
LEF is delighted to join the Harvard Film Study Center in announcing that Riccardo Giacconi has been selected as the 2024-25 recipient of the Film Study Center-LEF Foundation Fellowship.
Since 2009, LEF New England has partnered with the Flaherty to support the participation of New England-based nonfiction filmmakers at the Flaherty Film Seminar. This year’s
