Inside Out Film and Video Festival - John Bailey Film and Video Completion Fund

John Bailey Film and Video Completion Fund

In 2001, Inside Out launched the inaugural John Bailey Film and Video Completion Fund. Named in recognition of the contribution of a longtime Inside Out supporter and advisory board member, the fund awards grants ranging from $500 to $2,000 to Canadian filmmakers with work in the final stages of production.

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