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The Festival Academy
Open call for Festival leaders and curators
The Festival Academy, an initiative of the European Festivals Association (EFA) is calling for applications for the 24th edition of the Atelier for Young Festival Managers, that will take place in Amman in 2025, in partnership with Studio 8 and IDEA – International Dance Encounter Amman and in collaboration with the The National Center for Culture and Arts (NCCA). The Atelier for Young Festival Managers will offer the opportunity to up to 35 young festival leaders and curators from all over the world to spend 7 days together guided by experienced festival leaders, cultural activists, cross-sector experts and artists.
Toto Funds the Arts
Open call for entries for Toto Awards
Toto Funds the Arts (TFA) is a non-profit trust set up in 2004 in memory of Angirus ‘Toto’ Vellani, who was intensely passionate about music, literature and film. It nurtures and encourages young artists in India through awards, workshops and other events. TFA which has entered its 21st year, invites young musicians, writers, photographers, filmmakers and digital artists to send in their submissions for the 2025 TOTO Awards. Indian citizens between the ages of 18 and 29 are eligible to apply.
National Tourism Short Film Festival
Open call for Filmmakers
The National Tourism Short Film Festival (NTSFF) has been created to promote local tourism, rural tourism, tribal tourism, eco-tourism, and other forms of tourism, including agricultural tourism. They have opened applications for entries of tourism short films, documentaries, and vlogs for their 3rd edition of the NTSFF.
Goethe-Institut/ Max Mueller Bhavan Bangalore and Sandbox Collective
Open call for applications for Gender Bender
Gender Bender is a one-of-its-kind annual festival held in Bangalore, India, that showcases new works of art that re-examine and re-imagine the spectrum that is gender. Over the years, it has grown into a much needed and recognised space for important conversations that aim to contribute to the constantly evolving understanding of gender and its implications, including the need for intersectionality, with artists and audiences alike.
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