Adobe Commits $6 Million to Support Underrepresented Filmmakers

The Adobe Film & TV Fund will provide grants, contributions, and fellowships to address inequity in the film and TV industry.

Adobe and the Adobe Foundation have announced the creation of the Adobe Film & TV Fund, committing $6 million to support underrepresented creators in the film and TV industry.
The fund aims to address the inequity in funding, career, and training opportunities in the entertainment industry through grants, contributions, fellowships, and Adobe Creative Cloud product donations.
The initiative will partner with global organizations including Easterseals, Gold House, The Latinx House, NAACP, Sundance Institute, and Yuvaa, to fund fellowships and apprenticeships that offer direct, hands-on industry access.
The first fellowship under this initiative, in collaboration with the NAACP, is designed to increase representation in post-production. The 14-week program will focus on education and training, career growth, and workplace experience.
Applications for the NAACP fellowship will open on January 18 for four fellows, with the program starting in May of this year.