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On this post I would like to share with a philanthropic
cause, the
MMBF was founded by Matthew Martino, a Zimbabwean English
film producer, Martino is known for his pilots manual Lets Fly and the
subsequent Lets Fly Academy. Martino always had a strong passion for aviation which
led to the publishing of his pilots manual Lets Fly, and later its documentary.
Trying to join both passions (film and aviation) and his
will to help other filmmakers, Martino founded MMBF. You can learn more about
Martino reading his biography on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_C_Martino
The MMBF is a charity that supports aspiring pilots
worldwide through grants and other pilot training courses and also supports
filmmakers worldwide through training grants and bursaries, funding for first
time filmmakers.
For aspiring pilots the MMBF has grants for:
PPL (Private Pilot License) Grant - All ages welcome
Aviation/Flight Operation approved courses (e.g FAA
Dispatcher,Avtech 2000)
PPL Study packs (These have all books, bag, logbook,
navigator, charts and exam CD)
Pilot medical examination fees (Class 1, Class 2)
For Filmmakers and actors the MMBF has grants for:
First Time Director (under 21 only)
Young Talent Grant (For actors and actresses aged (under 21
only)
Accredited acting & filmmaking course Grant - All ages
welcome
Festival reach Grant (*For film festival submission fees) -
All ages welcome
Startup Grant (*For newcomers to the industry) - All ages
welcome
MMBF is also open for sponsorships, you can find more
information on http://www.mmbf.co.uk/what-we-do/4586728580
MMBF is also running different projects, especially on film
festivals, as Galway African Film Festival's and Cutting East Film Festivals'.
You can see their actual projects on http://www.mmbf.co.uk/projects/4586811355
If you're interested on sending an application, for film or
pilot grants, you're going to find the full guidelines on:
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