The National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF), established in terms of the NFVF Act No. 73 of 1997, has officially opened nominations for individuals to serve on its Advisory Panel for Education & Training. This is a critical opportunity for professionals with experience in film, television, electronic media, and training to contribute meaningfully to the growth of South Africa’s creative industry.
The Advisory Panel’s role is to support the NFVF Council by reviewing the merits of applications for grants and offering expert advice on matters relating to the South African film, television, and electronic media landscape. Panel members will serve for a maximum term of two years, with the potential to be reappointed after a further two-year gap.
Who Can Be Nominated?
Nominations are open to all members of the public, and individuals are encouraged to self-nominate. Groups and organisations can also nominate suitable candidates. The NFVF strongly encourages applications from individuals who will enhance the diversity of its advisory panels.
Nomination Criteria:
Nominees must be competent, suitably qualified, and possess proven experience in the South African audiovisual industry. They should be able to assist in evaluating individual bursary applications and grant allocations for education and training purposes.
Required Competencies Include:
- Knowledge or experience in film, television, and electronic media
- Specialised skills in film/TV production or marketing
- Experience in grant allocation processes
- Understanding of broadcast technology
- Expertise in education and training within the creative sector
- Skills in film and TV financial accounting
Submission Requirements:
Nominations must include:
- A letter of nomination detailing the nominee’s relevant expertise
- A letter from the nominee confirming willingness to serve
- A brief statement of qualifications
- A current CV
Deadline for Submissions:
All nomination materials must be submitted via email to applications@nfvf.co.za by
Friday, 11 July 2025 at 17h00.
Late submissions will not be considered.
This is your chance to help shape the future of education and training in South Africa’s vibrant film and television industry. Don’t miss out—nominate yourself or someone you know today.
