SapphicIFF calls out for sapphic stories requiring funding

In collaboration with Infinite Pies Productions - SapphicIFF is calling out for sapphic production projects seeking funding and support to submit to our slate.

SapphicIFF not only provides financial investment, but you also get in-kind direct strategic support and guidance in the form of weekly meetings with Naomi, throughout the project, from pre-production all the way through to release.

Such meetings provide a regular space to brainstorm, ask questions, demystify the industry, troubleshoot issues, and assemble marketing and distribution plans.

THE PITCH

Karen Frost says "I, personally, believe that through direct private investment we can begin to change how content is created and take some of the financial anxiety out of the process for creators, letting them focus on their vision instead of worrying about costs. I believe it so much, in fact, that I’m willing to put my money where my mouth is. So here’s the pitch: I’ll fully fund one or more quality web series to test my direct investment theory. Let’s see if we can make a profitable web series together and prove it can be done. Here’s what I’m looking for:

• A well-thought-out web series plan that includes a script, an identified director, budget and a plan for shooting locations, casting, and post-production. Basically, the web series is ready to film, all it needs is the cash to make it happen.
• A love story that will speak to the global queer female audience. A happy ending is a must.
• Preference given to submissions from Latin America, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. The world needs more stories from traditionally marginalized areas.

Does this sound like you? Then let’s talk. Send your business plan to infinitepiesllc@gmail.com and let’s get your dream project off the ground!"

If you have a sapphic story that is outside of this particular callout we would still love to hear about it.

Submit your sapphic project to our slate here.

Thanks to Sapphic Nation for also amplifying the callout with their article:
Looking To Make A Web Series? I Want To Fund It