If you're between 13 and 19 years old and you're looking for funding for a media project, you may want to apply for some money from the Mediabox scheme. Your idea could be a film, a magazine or an online podcast - it's up to you!
Mediabox is a scheme that gives money to disadvantaged teenagers living in England who have ideas for a creative community project.
Mediabox is run separately from the Youth Opportunity and Youth Capital Funds, so there's a different application process.
If your application is successful, you'll be able to get loads of helpful advice and information from the Mediabox experts on making your project even better.
There are different types of funding available. You can use the money to develop a new creative idea or promote the work you've already done to a wider audience. The grants are:
Mediabox wants all the projects it funds to be seen and heard by as many people as possible. So if you apply, think about how you might promote it nationally as well as locally.
Remember that if you get a grant, Mediabox will help you with all the practical arrangements and legal aspects of getting your work out into the media.
So what kind of projects can you create with a Mediabox grant? Here are a few ideas:
The idea is that you can use your project to:
To apply for a Mediabox grant and to get some more tips on making your application stand out from the crowd, visit the Mediabox website.