SFFS/KRF Filmmaking Grant	Hearst Screenwriting Grant	Documentary Film Fund	FilmHouse Residents
Narrative Feature All Production Phases	Screenwriting Grant Any subject	Documentary feature grant Postproduction	All production phases
2012 Winner, Spring Ryan Coogler, Fruitvale Robinson Devor, Untitled Sara Jane Moore Project Kyle Martin and Lance Edmands, Bluebird Carlton Evans and Matthew Lessner, Ross Mohammad Gorjestani and Malcolm Pullinger, Somehow These Days Will Be Missed Ray Tintori and Josh Penn, Untitled Cabal Project 2011 Winner, Fall Chris Mason Johnson, Test Kyle Martin and Lance Edmands, Bluebird Ian Hendrie and Jyson McLean, Mercy Road Eric Escobar, One Good Thing Oden Roberts and Azura Skye, Rosie Got Her Gun 2011 Winners, Spring Carlton Evans and Matthew Lessner, Ross Aurora Guerrero, Mosquita y Mari Adam Keker, National Park Timothy Kelly, The Cherokee Word for Water Benh Zeitlin, Beasts of the Southern Wild 2010 Winners, Fall Debbie Brubaker, 504 Lynn Hershman Leeson, Killer App Christopher Mason Johnson, Skirt Mike Ott, Teenage Wasteland Morgan Wise, Western Addition 2010 Winners, Spring Krisy Gosney, Manhandled Annie Howell, Black Kid Barry Jenkins, Jeremiad Maryam Keshavarz, Circumstance Benh Zeitlin, Beasts of the Southern Wild 2009 Winners, Fall Amanda Micheli, Tomboy Jeff Zimbalist, The Scribe of Urabá 2009 Winner, Spring Richard Levien, La Migra	2011 Winner Ian Olds and Paul Felten, The Western Habit 2010 Winner Eric Escobar, East County 2009 Winner Mora Stephens, Made in the USA	2011 Winners Zachary Heinzerling, Cutie and the Boxer Michèle Stephenson and Joe Brewster, An American Promise Priya Desai and Ann S. Kim, Match +: Love in the Time of HIV	2010 Residents John Cavalli, The Adventure of Ginger and Pickles Hayley Downs and Julie Kahn, Swamp Cabbage Lisa Fruchtman, Sweet Dreams Jim Granato, D tour Scott Kirschenbaum, You’re Looking at Me Like I Live Here and I Don’t Ross McDonnell and Carter Gunn, Good Robo Miles Montalbano, A Human Certainty 2009 Residents Nani Sahra Walker, Other Nature Kristine Enea, Off the Grid Arwen Curry, Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin Eugene Corr, From Ghost Town to Havana Dina Ciraulo, OPAL Serge Bakalian Angela Tai 2008 Residents Yoav Potash, Crime After Crime Valerie Soe, The Oak Park Story Tiffany Shlain, Connected Tamara Perkins, The Trust Sara MacPherson, Also Ran Rajendra Serber, Good Guy/Bad Guy Miles Montalbano, The Recondite Heart Melissa Regan, No Dumb Questions 5 Years Later Lise Swenson, Saltwater Kate Schermerhorn, To Have and To Hold Greg Sirota, New Eyes David Munro, The Inferiors

Past KRF Grant Recipients
The SFFS/KRF Filmmaking Grants support films that through plot, character, theme or setting significantly explore human and civil rights, antidiscrimination, gender and sexual identity and other urgent social justice issues of our time. The grant supports films that have a significant economic or professional impact on the Bay Area filmmaking community. The grants, which run 2009–2013, will be awarded in the spring and fall of each year. The total amount disbursed over these five years will be over $3 million. Read more...

Past Hearst Grant Recipients
The Hearst Screenwriting Grant is given to a mid-career screenwriter who has been a practicing writer for at least five years and who has previously written a minimum of one feature screenplay. The grant is open to writers residing in the United States whose project expresses both a unique personal perspective and an artistic approach to the subject. Priority is given to writers whose previous short or feature screenplays have been produced as an independent film. Read more...

Past Djerassi Screenwriting Residents
Sponsored by the the Djerassi Resident Artist Program, the Djerassi Residency Award/SFFS Screenwriting Fellowship will provide a one-month residency at the Djerassi Resident Artists Program for an emerging or established screenwriter. Read more...

Past FilmHouse Residents
SFFS FilmHouse Residencies program, developed in partnership with the San Francisco Film Commission and launched in November 2008, supports local independent filmmaking by making office space available free of charge for six-month residencies to independent filmmakers actively engaged in various stages of film production. The newest recipients are working in many different styles and genres and in all stages of production. FilmHouse, part of the Film Society’s expanding filmmaker services, functions as a vibrant workshop and community-builder for local filmmakers of all stripes. Read more...