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Application FORM Performing Arts Contestable Fund 2012 Applications close 4pm 31 August 2012 Live Performance: Theater, Music, Dance Before completing this application, please refer to the enclosed

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How to fill out performing arts contestable fund:

1. Visit the website of the organization or institution offering the performing arts contestable fund.
2. Look for the application form or guidelines specifically related to the fund. This information can usually be found on the organization's website or by contacting them directly.
3. Read the guidelines carefully to understand the eligibility criteria, application process, and any specific requirements for the fund.
4. Gather all the necessary documents and information required for the application. This may include project proposals, budget details, artistic resumes, letters of recommendation, and any other supporting materials mentioned in the guidelines.
5. Fill out the application form accurately and completely. Make sure to provide all the required information and answer all the questions asked.
6. Pay attention to any specific formatting or submission guidelines, such as word limits or file formats. Follow these instructions and make sure your application is in the required format.
7. Double-check all the information provided in the application form for accuracy and completeness. It's important to submit a well-prepared and error-free application.
8. Submit the application by the specified deadline. Be mindful of any additional submission requirements, such as mailing or uploading the form and supporting documents.
9. After submitting the application, you may receive a confirmation email or receipt. Keep this as proof of submission.
10. Wait for the organization to review and evaluate the applications. The selection process may vary, but typically involves a panel of judges or experts in the performing arts field.
11. If your application is successful, you may be notified of the funding decision via email or letter. Follow any instructions provided regarding the acceptance of the fund and any reporting or accountability requirements.
12. If your application is not successful, don't be discouraged. Use this opportunity to seek feedback from the organization and work on improving your proposal for future funding opportunities.

Who needs performing arts contestable fund:

1. Individuals or groups involved in the performing arts, such as dancers, musicians, actors, playwrights, directors, and other artists.
2. Performing arts organizations, including theaters, dance companies, music ensembles, and performance groups.
3. Educational institutions or programs that focus on performing arts education and training.
4. Non-profit organizations or community groups that promote or support the performing arts.
5. Emerging artists or those seeking to develop and present new works in the performing arts field.
6. Those facing financial constraints or lack of resources to pursue their artistic projects or endeavors.
7. Artists or groups aiming to collaborate or engage with diverse communities through performing arts initiatives.
8. Individuals or organizations seeking financial assistance to organize or participate in performing arts competitions, festivals, or events.
9. Artists or groups exploring interdisciplinary approaches in the performing arts and requiring support for research, development, or production.
10. Those looking to expand their network, gain recognition, or enhance their artistic careers through funding opportunities in the performing arts sector.

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What is performing arts contestable fund?

Performing arts contestable fund is a fund set up to support and promote performing arts activities through grants and funding opportunities.

Who is required to file performing arts contestable fund?

Organizations or individuals involved in performing arts activities and seeking financial support from the fund are required to file for performing arts contestable fund.

How to fill out performing arts contestable fund?

To fill out performing arts contestable fund, applicants need to provide detailed information about the project, budget, timeline, expected outcomes, and other relevant details as per the fund guidelines.

What is the purpose of performing arts contestable fund?

The purpose of performing arts contestable fund is to provide financial support to performing arts projects and initiatives that contribute to the development and promotion of the arts sector.

What information must be reported on performing arts contestable fund?

Applicants must report information such as project details, budget breakdown, funding requirements, proposed outcomes, and any other relevant information specified in the fund guidelines.

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