Half Dozen Finalists Named For $200K Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize For Film
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deadline.comSix documentary films remain in the running for the third annual Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film, the richest award in nonfiction filmmaking.The Better Angels Society, “a non-profit dedicated to the exploration of American history through documentary film,” announced the six finalists Tuesday [full list below].
The winning filmmaker, to be revealed at an October 26 virtual ceremony, will receive a $200,000 grant “to finish the in-production film and to help with outreach and marketing.” Per the organization, the runner-up will receive a $50,000 grant, and up to four finalists will each receive a $25,000 grant.“In spite of the pandemic which heavily impacted the arts and entertainment industry, a wide array of late-stage
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