The Caucus Foundation

2020 Student Grants — Round 2: $18,000 Awarded to Student Film Makers

Tessa Germaine from Chapman received $6,000 from the Annenberg Foundation funds for her film ROSIE. Luisa Gonzalez from the University of Texas, Austin received $5,000 from the Annenberg Foundation funds for her film SALVANDO A SALVADOR. Myra Aquino from UCLA received $4,000 for her film BEAUTY QUEEN. Christine

Monday June 15, 2020

2020 Student Grants — Round 1: $13,000 Awarded to Student Film Makers

Damom Laguna from USC received $5,000 from the Annenberg Foundation funds for his film HEADLOCK. Kathryn Boyd–Batstone from USC received $5,000 from the Annenberg Foundation Funds for her film FOR ROSA. Melanie Orpen from USC received $3,000 for the film RETRIBUTION. To date, The Caucus Foundation has awarded

Sunday March 15, 2020

About The Caucus

The Caucus is leading the evolution of television by providing a creative forum for Producers, Writers and Directors to explore the issues of the ever-changing landscape of content and exhibition. For over 40 years The Caucus has provided an opportunity for the best and the brightest talent to network and voice the ‘creative conscience’ of the Television Industry.

In addition to its professional membership. The Caucus is proud of its non-profit work through The Caucus Foundation. To date The Caucus Foundation Grant Program has given over $1.6 million dollars in cash and in kind awards.

The Caucus Foundation

2020 Student Grants — Round 2: $18,000 Awarded to Student Film Makers

2020 Student Grants — Round 1: $13,000 Awarded to Student Film Makers

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The Caucus Foundation

2020 Student Grants — Round 2: $18,000 Awarded to Student Film Makers

2020 Student Grants — Round 1: $13,000 Awarded to Student Film Makers

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