I See You Looking At Me: £1000 Creative Fund With Mentoring

Boundless Theatre 8 June 2021

🔈This is an open call to all female-identifying young creatives

We are inviting you to share your story about growing up today in the UK in a creative short film or image

To take part, simply tag us in your submission with the hashtag #iseeyoulookingatme by 21st June💥

All submissions will be showcased at the Boundless Ideas Space 24-26 June and three entries will be awarded a creative fund package of:

✨ 1st award includes
£1000 development fund
1 year of creative mentorship and support from Boundless

✨ 2nd & 3rd award
6 months of creative mentorship and support from Boundless

We can’t wait to hear your stories, good luck!⁠⁠

How To Enter

Entrants are invited to create an original creative video or image that portrays their story about growing up today before
Submissions can be entered on Instagram by tagging @boundlessabound and using the hashtag #iseeyoulookingatme before the 21st of June 2021

Timeline

9th June 2021: I See You Looking At Me opens for submissions
21st June 2021: I See You Looking At Me submission deadline
24th-26th June 2021: Entrees exhibited at the Boundless Ideas Space
24th June 2021: Recipients announced on the @boundlessabound Instagram channel

Jury

The jury comprises of:

Rob Drummer, Artistic Director of Boundless Theatre

Charlie Josephine, award-winning writer, and actor

Creative Fund Package

The first award includes a £1000 creative development fund and a one-year mentorship programme offering career guidance and support by the Boundless Theatre

Two additional recipients will be awarded a six-month mentorship programme offering career guidance and support by the Boundless Theatre

Entry Requirements

Entrants must be female-identifying, based in the UK and aged between 15–25-year-olds

The Boundless Ideas Space is open from 9.30am each day from the 24th – 26th June. You can drop in anytime as well as attend a series of special events, experiences, workshops and talks.

-> More information on the Boundless Ideas Space

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The Boundless Ideas Space is made possible thanks to Arts Council England’s Culture Recovery Fund and kicks off Boundless’ ambitions to engage young people in new ways around culture across the country in a series of spaces.