About
The Gotham Week Project Market (September 19th – 24th) is a meetings-driven forum connecting new fiction & documentary projects in development, production, or post to key industry execs interested in identifying projects for development, financing, or distribution. A primary outcome for all artists participating in the Project Market is the facilitation of career-spanning relationships with distributors, financiers, production companies, festival programmers, sales & talent agents, collaborators, & others. These invaluable relationships continue well beyond the 5 days of Gotham Week.
Fiction Submissions
The No Borders program offers both fiction feature filmmakers and series creators the opportunity to attend The Gotham Week Project Market and meet with various members of industry in an effort to help move their projects forward, broaden their networks, and find a level of career sustainability.
U.S. Features: Fiction feature films ranging from stages of early development to post-production, from emerging and established US-based writer-directors. Projects can range from just the writer-director, with little to no attachments in place, to more developed projects with financing and/or other attachments, and works-in-progress at a rough-cut stage. Submissions for U.S. Features are now open!
Narrative Series: Suited for scripted episodic works (including short form, half-hour and hour-long series). Projects are eligible from the development stage (pilot script and pitch/series bible), up to the entire unreleased completed series. Submissions will open in March 2021.
International Features: Fiction features progressing toward production (in later stages of development) presented by producers from around the world. Projects must be submitted through one of IFP’s Presenting Partners. By invitation only. Learn More.
Spotlight on Documentaries
For emerging and established documentarians, this program connects 60+ work-in-progress non-fiction features and series with financiers, distributors, broadcasters, sales companies, and festival programmers. Submissions will open in March 2021.
Audio Projects
Suitable for audio projects of all lengths and genres and for audio-specific components of existing works. Projects at any stage of development and production are eligible to apply.
