The Sacramento Office of Arts and Culture is a public agency devoted to advocating, supporting, and promoting the arts for more than 40 years. 

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The Office of Arts and Culture utilizes the expertise of review panels to evaluate applications 

submitted for consideration to our funding programs. Review panelists play a critical role in the 

government grantmaking process by providing expert evaluation of grant applications, ensuring 

a fair and transparent assessment based on established criteria, and promoting accountability 

and responsible allocation of public funds.

 

PANELIST CRITERIA

Panelists must meet the following criteria: 

  • Must be at least 18 years of age.
  • Have computer access and a reliable internet connection.
  • Have the ability to carry out all tasks outlined in the Panelist Duties. 
  • Have the ability to maintain the standards outlined in the Panelist Code of Conduct.
  • Selected panelists must register as a supplier though the Ebid Portal and obtain a Business Operations Tax Certificate which is required for all individuals doing business with the City. 

All prospective panelists MUST read the full guidelines before applying. For full guidelines please CLICK HERE or visit our Website.


CONTACT US:

Please contact staff with any questions.  


ACCOMMODATIONS

Large scale materials are available upon request.
 

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Program Overview

Sacramento Film + Media is committed to sustaining and growing film and television production in the City of Sacramento. The Film + Media Grant Program supports this aim by subsidizing permit fees and reducing the costs of safety personnel and reimbursing qualified expenses for production companies when these activities occur in the City of Sacramento. 

Sacramento Film + Media will award six $10,000 production grants and two $5,000 post-production grants during fiscal year 2025 in two grant rounds. Grant funds that remain available due to a lack of eligible applicants in the prior period will be rolled over to the next round. Grants will be for:

1. Required services and permitting fees by City of Sacramento staff and/or departments, including police, fire, permit fees, parking fees (inter-department transfer of funds); Reimbursement awards where an applicant has demonstrated a need that exceeds City services support, where qualified expenses occur within the city (i.e., hotel nights, rental cars, rental equipment, location fees, catering, local hires, post-production, etc.); or

2. Reimbursement awards for post-production support.

 Eligibility

The Sacramento Film + Media Grant program is open to productions filming at least 50% of the project in the Sacramento region with at least two locations in the city of Sacramento. It is also open to productions where 75% of post-production is done in the city of Sacramento. Eligible productions include feature length films, short films, episodic television, television pilots, television movies/miniseries, documentaries, docuseries, commercials, music videos, and unscripted television. Production companies may only apply for one grant per round. Production companies may apply for multiple rounds but may only be awarded two grants in a twelve-month period, including a post-production grant. Applications must be submitted prior to physical production commencement to be considered eligible (documentaries excluded), and post-production applicants must have 75% of physical production completed to be considered eligible. 

THIS IS A REIMBURSEMENT GRANT, ONLY EXPENSES WITHIN THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO WILL BE REIMBURSED.

Sacramento Office of Arts and Culture