Attention, Filmmakers: You’re Free! Sundance Institute’s Documentary Program Abolishes Deadlines

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The Sundance Institute‘s Documentary Film Program, which doles out more than $1 million in grants annually to documentary projects such as “CITIZENFOUR” and “The Queen of Versailles,” has made a major adjustment to its application process.

This year, the Institute has introduced a rolling open call — meaning that filmmakers can apply and be selected for the program at any time. Previously, the application process

Additionally, films that submit through early April will be eligible to participate in this summer’s Documentary Labs. To see which films earned grants last summer, click here.

Filmmakers can get more info and apply for the program by visiting the Institute’s website.

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