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Dance artists & dance companiesI have a work that I want to tour outside of Vancouver and Victoria. When is Made in BC's next deadline for submissions? more ... I have a work that I want to tour outside of Vancouver and Victoria. When is Made in BC's next deadline for submissions? less ...We are currently accepting proposals for work touring in the 2010/11 season. The deadline for proposals is Monday, February 2, 2009. For more information about the application process, please see the Groundwork + Pitch Session page in the Project menu of this website, and the resources in the Quicklinks menu. I am a dance artist/company from outside BC, am I eligible to submit a proposal through the Made in BC program? more ... I am a dance artist/company from outside BC, am I eligible to submit a proposal through the Made in BC program? less ...No. At this time, we only accept submissions from BC-based artists and dance companies. Groundwork | Letter of intent | Application deadlineThe deadline for applications is February 2, 2009. However, you are asking me to submit a Letter of Intent prior to the application. When is the deadline for the Letter of intent? more ... The deadline for applications is February 2, 2009. However, you are asking me to submit a Letter of Intent prior to the application. When is the deadline for the Letter of intent? less ...There is no specific deadline for the Letter of Intent, but we recommend sending something before December 15, 2008. Why is there an additional step to the application process this year? Why are you asking for a Letter of Intent? more ... Why is there an additional step to the application process this year? Why are you asking for a Letter of Intent? less ...Basically, we would like more interaction with our applicants. Having an idea of who will be applying, and what projects will be coming forward will help us plan appropriate information sessions and resource workshops. If you are a new applicant, or an emerging artist with limited administrative resources, submitting a Letter of Intent can help us troubleshoot your application. We are here to be your resource, and we want to help you put together the best proposal possible. What is the range of fees paid by presenters? more ... What is the range of fees paid by presenters? less ...The typical maximum range of fees paid by presenters is $4,000 to $7,000. Please indicate on your submission whether or not the fee is negotiable. The Made in BC program contributes a portion of the Artist Fee to each of the presenters who are a part of the network. Touring companies do not receive a direct fee from Made in BC. The application asks for a general outline of anticipated expenses & revenue sources. Why do I need to submit a budget? more ... The application asks for a general outline of anticipated expenses & revenue sources. Why do I need to submit a budget? less ...Your budget will help us understand how you determined your performance fee. One of the most frequently asked questions we get at the Made in BC office is "How much should I ask for?" or "What is a standard performance fee?". In general the fees asked for by applicants have been between $4,000 - $7,000. It's important to remember that there are many factors which determine a performance fee. From a company perspective, your starting point should be what it will actually cost for you to be on the road. Please note that your budget will not be included in our "Groundwork resource document". It will be kept on file for reference. Where can I find more information about budgeting for tours? more ... Where can I find more information about budgeting for tours? less ...The Canada Council for the Arts has a touring resource guide called On the Road , which has a section specifically dedicated to preparing a tour budget. Another basic resource for preparing a tour budget is the actual application form for The Canda Council Dance Section's Dance Touring Grant . This document will give you an idea of the expenses to be prepared for, and your potential sources of revenue. |