Panaji | June 17, 2025 — The Department of Information and Publicity, Government of Goa, has announced the reopening of the Goa Film Finance Scheme from June 18 to June 25, 2025. This short window offers an important opportunity for Goan filmmakers to submit pending applications and avail themselves of financial support for feature and non-feature films.
Announcing the reopening, MLA Delilah Lobo urged all eligible filmmakers to make use of the scheme and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to nurturing Goa’s vibrant cinematic talent and preserving its rich cultural narratives.
🎬 About the Scheme
The Goa Film Finance Scheme is designed to promote local cinema and support Goan filmmakers in producing feature films and documentaries across the languages of Konkani, Marathi, English, and Hindi. The scheme plays a crucial role in encouraging artistic expression and storytelling rooted in Goan identity, history, and social realities.
Under the scheme:
- Filmmakers can receive financial assistance for production-related expenses.
- Both new and pending applications will be considered during this special window.
- Films must prominently involve Goan talent or themes, and be substantially produced in Goa.
🎥 Who Can Apply?
Eligible applicants include:
- Goan filmmakers (individuals or production houses)
- Producers working on features or non-feature films (documentaries, shorts, etc.)
- Projects that are either in production, post-production, or completed but not yet funded
The support aims to reduce the financial barriers to producing quality cinema and enhance the visibility of Goan films on national and international platforms.
📅 Important Dates:
- Application Window: June 18 – June 25, 2025
- Where to Apply: Department of Information & Publicity, Government of Goa
- Contact: Applicants can visit the official Goa DIP website or contact the office for submission guidelines and documents required.
“We urge all filmmakers with pending or new projects to take advantage of this scheme. This is not just about financial aid—it’s about supporting Goan voices and stories,” said MLA Delilah Lobo.
The Government of Goa continues to encourage creative industries as part of its broader vision to make Goa a hub for regional cinema and cultural expression. With this scheme, the state seeks to empower local talent and provide a platform for storytelling that resonates across languages and cultures.
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