The IDC seeks experienced panellists to provide financial and non-financial support to emerging young filmmakers. This initiative aims to enhance the creative economy and empower youth in the film industry over a three-year period.
The Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) is inviting proposals for the appointment of panellists to support its Youth in Film initiative. This program, launched to empower young South African filmmakers, requires experts who can provide both financial and non-financial assistance, including guidance on production development, marketing, and distribution. The selected service providers will play a critical role in addressing gaps in the creative economy by offering mentorship, industry insights, and operational support to youth filmmakers.
The scope of work includes providing expertise in various categories such as industry-specific knowledge, production supervision, and marketing strategies. Panellists will assist in preparing funding applications, managing budgets, and ensuring compliance with industry standards. This initiative not only aims to foster creativity and innovation among youth but also to contribute to job creation and economic growth within the South African film sector. The contract will be valid for three years, and successful bidders will be expected to demonstrate a commitment to supporting emerging black-owned service providers and youth-led enterprises.
This tender is suitable for businesses and consultants with expertise in film production, marketing, and youth development, particularly those focused on empowering emerging filmmakers and supporting black-owned enterprises.