California Documentary Project
Research and Development Grants for Film, Radio and New Media
| Deadline: November 1, 2010 | |
| Noon: | Deadline for electronic submission of online application and uploaded proposal narrative and budget |
| 5 pm: | Deadline for work samples to be received at CCH’s San Francisco office No late applications will be accepted |
APPLICATION PROCEDURE
The online application for this grant will be available here on our website on October 1, 2010. The application window for this grant is from October 1 to November 1, 2010.
A complete application requires both electronically submitted and mailed materials. All materials must be received by MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2010:
- Electronically submitted by noon November 1:
- Online application form
- Proposal narrative
- Budget (Excel template)
- Online application form
- Received by mail by 5 pm November 1:
Film and radio applicants:- Two copies of previously completed work (DVD/CD)
- Internet link(s) to a previously completed web-based project or two copies of media samples (DVD/CD)
California Documentary Project Production Grant
California Council for the Humanities
312 Sutter Street, Suite 601 San Francisco, CA 94108 - Two copies of previously completed work (DVD/CD)
THE APPLICATION PERIOD FOR THIS GRANT IS NOW CLOSED.
Applicants will be notified of receipt of their proposals by e-mail. Awards will be announced by March 1, 2011.
APPLICATION HELP
If you encounter technical difficulties while using the online application, please try the following solutions. If you’re still having problems, contact Lucy Nguyen, CCH Grants and Contracts Manager, at lnguyen@calhum.org or 415-391-1474, ext. 315.
I did not receive confirmation of application submission.
Issue: A confirmation e-mail is automatically sent to the project director when an application is successfully submitted. However, because of spam filters, some applicants may not receive this e-mail.
Solution: Put lnguyen@calhum.org on your "safe list" so that CCH e-mail communications will get to you.
I cannot access the grant application because “cookies are not supported.”
Issue: Some applicants who bookmark the grant application URL may get the following error message when they attempt to log in to the application using the bookmark:
The following error has occurred: Your browser is not configured to support cookies. In order to access this online application, you must adjust your browser settings to allow cookies.
This problem typically occurs because the grant application site tests for cookies by adding characters to the URL; if your browser does not properly save cookies, this error occurs.
Solution: To access the application, type the correct URL—exactly as it appears here—in your web browser’s address bar:
Research & Development Grant Application:
https://www.GrantRequest.com/SID_348?SA=SNA&FID=35017
I cannot return to my in-progress application.
Issue: After you start an application, you have the option of saving it and creating a user account. The user account allows you to return to edit partially completed applications and to review applications already submitted. When you create an account, you will receive an automated e-mail message containing your login information and a link you can use to return to your application.
Solution: Click on the following URL to return to your account login page and manage your existing application: https://www.GrantRequest.com/SID_348?SA=AM. Sign in using the e-mail address you provided. If you have forgotten your password, click on “forgot your password” for assistance.
I cannot upload certain files to my online application.
Issue: The upload process appears to proceed normally, but when you return to the “Attachments” page, no file has been uploaded. In some cases, you receive a message similar to one of these:
Technical Support Info: [Attachment Upload] Error #300. Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another.
Technical Support Info: [Attachment Upload] Error #3005
Technical Support Info: [Attachment Upload] Error #3001. Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another.
Solution: Upload the file again. If the error still occurs, edit the attachment so that its file size is reduced and try to upload it again. For Mac users with Safari or Firefox as your Internet browsers, please check to make sure you’re using the latest versions of Safari or Firefox to avoid problems when uploading files.
