Production Companies Approved for Grants: Documentary at NFI

In March 2014 the Norwegian Film Institute has awarded package funded development grants to six documentary production companies. A total of 3,750,000 NOK has been allocated:

Piranha movie AS: 800,000 kroner for a minimum of three projects
True & False AS: 700,000 kroner for a minimum of three projects
Medieoperatørene TV AS: 625,000 kroner for a minimum of three projects
GRBs AS and AS Faction movie (alliance): 600,000 minimum three projects
Pandora Film AS: 525.000 million for a minimum of three projects
Skofteland film AS of NOK 500,000 for a minimum of three projects

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