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The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation awards grants to films at various stages of development that tackle science and technology themes and characters.[1] The Foundation focuses on awarding films that focus on science or technology as a theme, or depict a scientist, engineer, or mathematician as a major character. The juries that determine the awardees are comprised of film and science industry professionals.[2]

The Sloan Foundation is an American philanthropic nonprofit organization. It was established in 1934 by Alfred P. Sloan Jr., then-president and chief executive officer of General Motors.[3][4][5][6] In addition to funding film, television, and radio productions through the mission for Public Understanding,[7] the Sloan Foundation supports basic scientific research, which lies at the core of the Foundation's mission.[8]

The Museum of the Moving Image hosts the only comprehensive database of these 750+ media projects and their makers dating back to 1995. The database is sortable by award, granting institution, and scientific subject matter.[1]

The Awards include the prestigious Sundance Institute Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize, accompanied by a $25,000 cash prize[9] and awards given to students and alumni of educational institutions including the USC School of Cinematic Arts; NYU Tisch School of the Arts; American Film Institute; UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television; Carnegie Mellon University; and Columbia University School of the Arts.[10]

Notable past recipients include Michael Almereyda,[11] Damien Chazelle,[12][13] Werner Herzog,[14][15] Ken Burns, Christopher Nolan,[16] Ridley Scott,[17] Kogonada,[18][19] Chiwetel Ejiofor,[20][21][22][23][24][25] Darren Aronofsky, Julian Schnabel, Nicholas Ma, Theodore Melfi,[26] Morten Tyldum,[27] Adam McKay,[28] Mike Cahill, Jake Schreier, Jennifer 8. Lee, Aneesh Chaganty, Matt Johnson,[29][30] Alexis Gambis, Nuotama Bodomo, and Francis Lee.[31]

Notable supported projects include Oppenheimer,[16] Primer,[32] The Martian,[17] Embrace of the Serpent,[33] Hidden Figures,[26][34] The Imitation Game,[27] Don't Look Up,[28] After Yang,[18][19] Searching,[35] Ammonite, Grizzly Man,[14][15] First Man,[12][13] The Fountain, I Origins, The Stanford Prison Experiment,[36][37][38][39] The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, Another Earth, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind,[20][21][22][23][24][25] The Aeronauts, Agora, Robot & Frank, The Man Who Knew Infinity, Computer Chess, Kinsey, Tesla, Experimenter, Marjorie Prime,[11] Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story, Coded Bias,[40][41][34] The Catcher Was a Spy, To Dust,[42][43][44] BlackBerry,[29][45] Basmati Blues, and many others...[31]

Year  | Award  | Recipient  | Granting Institution  | Notes  | Ref.

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1995  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | "Edison's Miracle of Light," The American Experience | WGBH Education Foundation, Kikim Media, Greater Washington Telecommunications Association, PBS, National Geographic[46] | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [47]
1996  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | "Spy in the Sky," The American Experience | WGBH Education Foundation, Kikim Media, Greater Washington Telecommunications Association, PBS, National Geographic[46] | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [48]
1997  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | "The Telephone," The American Experience | WGBH Educational Foundation, Kikim Media, Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, PBS, National Geographic[46] | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [49]
1997  | Television: Kikim Media Production Award  | Naked to the Bone, PBS | WGBH Educational Foundation, Kikim Media, Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, PBS, National Geographic[46] | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [50]
1997  | American Film Institute: Production Award  | "Joliana" (Short film), Carlos Vila  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [51]
1997  | American Film Institute: Screenwriting Grant  | "Alternating Currents," Jonathan Harris  |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [52]
1997  | American Film Institute: Screenwriting Grant  | "Told to Die Like Soldiers," George Walczak  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [53]
1997  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Production Award  | "The Shy and the Naked," Sean Hood  |  | Scientific Subject: Mathematics  | [54]
1997  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Uranium," James E. Taylor  |  | Scientific Subject: Chemistry  | [55]
1997  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Production Award  | "The Fledglings," Jessica Ann Bortman  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [56]
1997  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Production Award  | "Jornada del Muerto" (Short film), Matthaeus Szumanski  |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [57][58]
1997  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Geneticist," Gerry Suenram  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [59]
1997  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Last Harvest," Daniel Kaufman  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [60]
1997  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Production Award  | "Death of a Broken Heart," John Travis Harrison  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [61]
1997  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Fighting the Sky," Matthew Mogk  |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [62]
1997  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Lords of Light," Jeffrey Stanley  |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [63]
1997  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Whom the Gods Love," Edward Ortiz  |  | Scientific Subject: Anthropology  | [64]
1998  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | "Influenza 1918," The American Experience | WGBH Educational Foundation, Kikim Media, Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, PBS, National Geographic[46] | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [65]
1998  | American Film Institute: Production Award  | "Gray Matter" (Short film), Anthony Dominici  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [66]
1998  | American Film Institute: Screenwriting Grant  | "Black Blood," Gayle Jackson  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [67]
1998  | American Film Institute: Screenwriting Grant  | "Space: 2126," Elizabeth G. Schroder  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [68]
1998  | American Film Institute: Screenwriting Grant  | "Cold Hearted," Mike Palmer  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [69]
1998  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Production Award  | "Master Mind," Mercedes Coats & Amy Elliot  |  | Scientific Subject: Anthropology  | [70]
1998  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Production Award  | "i," Stuart K. Sperling  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [71]
1998  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Korolev," Noah Laracy  |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [72]
1998  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Paper Birds," Chelsey Chen  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [73]
1998  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Chasing Rainbows," Lise Broer  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [74]
1998  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "The God Particle," Priyanka Kumar  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [75]
1998  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Screenwriting Grant  | "One Egg, Two Souls," Lise Gordon  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [76]
1998  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Shoulder of Giants," Daniel MacCannell  |  | Scientific Subject: Chemistry  | [77]
1998  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Screenwriting Grant  | "Three Thousandths of a Degree," Viet Quoc Vu  |  | Scientific Subject: Mathematics  | [78]
1998  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Production Award  | "Winnemuca Jones," Aurora M. Aguero  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [79]
1998  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Production Award  | "Muerto Canyon" (Short film), Jennifer Peel  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [80]
1998  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Spilled Blood: The Life and Legend of Dr. Charles Drew," Steven Thrasher  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [81]
1998  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Corporis Vesalius," Greg Pak  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [82]
1998  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Knowledge Tree," David Ben Miller  |  | Scientific Subject: Anthropology  | [83]
1998  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Production Award  | "Concrete" (Short film), Andy Watts  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [84]
1998  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Terrible Life of Ignaz Semmelweis," Sam Sloves  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [85]
1999  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | "Rescue at Sea," The American Experience | WGBH Educational Foundation, Kikim Media, Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, PBS, National Geographic[46] | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [86]
1999  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | "Race for the Superbomb," The American Experience | WGBH Educational Foundation, Kikim Media, Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, PBS, National Geographic[46] | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [87]
1999  | Television: Kikim Media Production Award  | "Stopwatch," Kikim Media, Quest Productions, PBS | WGBH Educational Foundation, Kikim Media, Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, PBS, National Geographic[46] | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [88]
1999  | American Film Institute: Screenwriting Grant  | "Eve, Too," Karen McClellan  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [89]
1999  | American Film Institute: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Virtue of Reality," Clay Haskell  |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [90]
1999  | American Film Institute: Screenwriting Grant  | "Return to Denali," Brian Joseph Smith  |  | Scientific Subject: Anthropology  | [91]
1999  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Great Tyco Brahe," Jeff Woodward  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [92]
1999  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Salk and Sabin," Edward Yoon-Peter  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [93]
1999  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Production Award  | "Vision," Viktoria Obersovszky  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [94]
1999  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Screenwriting Grant  | "Ice Moon Europa," Rita M. Augustine  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [95]
1999  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Production Award  | "Semmelweis" (Short film), Jim Berry  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [96]
1999  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Production Award  | "Seal-Boy," Brian Frank  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [97]
1999  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Painting, the Machine and the Apple," Lucas Hnath  |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [98]
1999  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Great Belzoni," Andrew Sieger  |  | Scientific Subject: Anthropology  | [99]
1999  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Dead Wrong," Joram Schwartz  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [100]
1999  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "11 Months," Michele Aldin  |  | Scientific Subjects: Astronomy, Biology  | [101]
1999  | Carnegie Mellon University of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "A September Spring," Andrea Lepcio  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [102]
1999  | Carnegie Mellon University of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "Butterfly Found," Costello Sellers  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [103]
2000  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | "Secrets of a Master Builder," The American Experience | WGBH Educational Foundation, Kikim Media, Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, PBS, National Geographic[46] | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [104]
2000  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | "George Eastman: The Wizard of Photography," The American Experience | WGBH Educational Foundation, Kikim Media, Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, PBS, National Geographic[46] | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [105]
2000  | American Film Institute: Screenwriting Grant  | "A Glimmer of Light," Greg Dawless  |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [106]
2000  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Production Award  | "Theremin: Out of the Ether" (Short film), Brian E.F. Oakes  |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [107][108]
2000  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Metamorphosis," Monika Hennig  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [109]
2000  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "In Theory," David Marmor  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [110]
2000  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Forever Yours," Susan Henderson  |  | Scientific Subject: Anthropology  | [111]
2000  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Production Award  | "The Skeptic," Ilya Lie-Nielsen  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [112]
2000  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Screenwriting Grant  | "Worldliner," Daniel Papia  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [113]
2000  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Last of the Hunters," Rita M. Augustine  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [114]
2000  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Screenwriting Grant  | "Electrical Currency," Christopher Bradley  |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [115]
2000  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Weathermen," Elise H. Greven  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [116]
2000  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Still Life," Lucas Hnath  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [117]
2000  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Kuon Ganjo," Jim Knable  |  | Scientific Subject: Anthropology  | [118]
2000  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Deus Ex Machina," John Zaozirny  |  | Scientific Subject: Mathematics  | [119]
2000  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Silverstreak," Joe Leih  |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [120]
2000  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Immortal Shadows," Stephen Monteiro  |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [121]
2000  | Carnegie Mellon School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "Riding Fire," Denise Pullen  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [122]
2000  | Carnegie Mellon School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Deep Six," Roger Rudick  |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [123]
2005  | Television: Kikim Media Production Award  | Ending AIDS: The Search for a Vaccine |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [124]
2005  | Television: NOVA Production Award  | Einstein's Big Idea, Gary Johnstone  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [125]
2005  | Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize | Grizzly Man, Werner Herzog |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Anthropology  | [126][14][15]
2007  | Film Independent: Producer's Grant  | Basmati Blues, Monique Caulfield  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [127]
2007  | Hamptons International Film Festival: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize  | The Diving Bell and The Butterfly, Julian Schnabel |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [128]
2011  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | Dinosaur Wars, The American Experience |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology  | [129]
2011  | Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize | Another Earth, Mike Cahill |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [130]
2011  | Sundance Institute: Commissioning Grant  | American Prometheus, Robert Edwards  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [131]
2013  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: 100k First Feature Award  | Radium Girls, Brittany Shaw, Ginny Mohler, Lydia Dean Pilcher |  | Scientific Subject: Chemistry  | [132]
2014  | Television: National Geographic Production Award  | Deepsea Challenge, National Geographic |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [133]
2014  | Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize | I Origins, Mike Cahill |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [134]
2014  | Tribeca Film Institute: Filmmaker Fund: Production Award

Hamptons International Film Festival: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize

| The Imitation Game, Morten Tyldum |  | Scientific Subject: Mathematics  | [135][27]
2014

2013 2014 2016

| Tribeca Film Institute: Filmmaker Fund: Production Award

NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Production Award NYU Tisch School of the Arts: 100k First Feature Award Film Independent: Producer's Grant

| Afronauts, Nuotama Bodomo & Isabella Wing-Davey  |  | Scientific Subjects: Astronomy, Engineering  | [136]
2014

2019

| Hamptons International Film Festival: Screenwriting Grant

Museum of the Moving Image: Presented by Science on Screen

| The Sound of Silence, Michael Tyburski & Ben Nabors  |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [137]
2014  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Drunk Science," David Ahia  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [138]
2014  | Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "Science Fair The Musical," Tracy Potter  |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [139]
2015  | Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize | The Stanford Prison Experiment, Kyle Patrick Alvarez |  | Scientific Subject: Psychology  | [140][36][37][38][39]
2015  | Tribeca Film Institute: Filmmaker Fund: Production Award  | The Catcher Was A Spy, Ben Lewin & Jim Young  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [141]
2015

2016 2018 2019

| NYU Tisch School of the Arts: 100k First Feature Award

Tribeca Film Institute: Student Grand Jury Prize

Film Independent: Distribution Grant

Museum of the Moving Image: Presented by Science on Screen

| To Dust, Shawn Snyder & Jason Begue  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [142][42][143][43][44]
2015  | SFFILM: Science in Cinema Prize  | The Martian, Ridley Scott |  | Scientific Subjects: Astronomy, Horticulture  | [144][17]
2016  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | Space Men, The American Experience |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [145]
2016  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | Tesla, The American Experience |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [146]
2016  | Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize | Embrace of the Serpent, Ciro Guerra |  | Scientific Subject: Anthropology  | [147][33]
2016

2018

| Tribeca Film Institute: Filmmaker Fund: Screenplay Development Award

Film Independent: Sloan Fast Track Grant

| The Burning Season, Jenny Halper & Kate Sharp  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [148]
2016  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Computer Girls," Lauren Dineley  |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [149]
2016  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Production Award  | "Fountain of Youth," Ronak Shah  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [150]
2016  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | Lucy In The Sky, Jen Rudin  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [151]
2016  | SFFILM: Science in Cinema Prize  | Hidden Figures, Theodore Melfi |  | Scientific Subjects: Mathematics, Astronomy  | [152][26][34]
2017  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | The Race Underground, The American Experience |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [153]
2017  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | "Rachel Carson," The American Experience |  | Scientific Subject: Chemistry  | [154]
2017  | Television: Television Production Award  | Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story, Alexandra Dean  |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [155]
2017  | Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize | Marjorie Prime, Michael Almereyda |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [156][11]
2017

2017 2019 2020

| Tribeca Film Institute: Filmmaker Fund: Screenplay Development Award

Film Independent: Producer's Grant

Tribeca Film Institute: Sloan Discretionary Fund

Film Independent: Distribution Grant

| Adventures of a Mathematician, Thor Klein & Lena Vurma  |  | Scientific Subject: Mathematics  | [157]
2017  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Mars Generation," Alyson Weaver Nicholas  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [158]
2018  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | The Secrets of Tuxedo Park, The American Experience |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [159]
2018  | Television: Kikim Media Production Award  | "Silicon Valley: The Untold Story," Michael Schwarz  |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [160]
2018  | Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize | Searching, Aneesh Chaganty & Sev Ohanian |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [161][35][162]
2018  | American Film Institute: Production Award  | "The Chef" (Short film), Hao Zheng  |  | Scientific Subjects: Technology, Psychology, Engineering  | [163]
2018  | American Film Institute: Production Award  | "Mors Dag [Mother's Day]" (Short film), Jeanine B. Frost  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Psychology  | [164][165]
2018  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Production Award  | "The Ball Method" (Short film), Dag Abebe  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [166]
2018  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Animation Grant  | "A Hole" (Short film), Molly Murphy  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [167]
2018  | SFFILM: Science in Cinema Prize  | First Man, Damien Chazelle & Josh Singer |  | Scientific Subjects: Astronomy, Engineering, Technology  | [168][12][13]
2019  | Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize | The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, Chiwetel Ejiofor |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [169][20][21][22][23][24][25]
2019

2020

| Tribeca Film Institute: Filmmaker Fund: Screenplay

Film Independent: Sloan Fast Track Grant

| Asia A, Andrew Reid  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [170]
2019  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | The Bone Wars, Ilana Rozin & Megan Carroll  |  | Scientific Subject: Anthropology  | [171]
2019

2020

| NYU Tisch School of the Arts: 100k First Feature Award

Tribeca Film Institute: Filmmaker Fund: Screenplay Development Award

| Mabel, Nicholas Ma |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [172]
2019  | Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "Dust to Dust," Sowmya Ashokkumar  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [173]
2019  | SFFILM: Science in Cinema Prize  | The Aeronauts, Tom Harper |  | Scientific Subjects: Engineering, Physics, Chemistry  | [174]
2020

2016

| Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize

SFFILM: Science in Cinema Filmmaker Fellowship

| Tesla, Michael Almereyda |  | Scientific Subjects: Engineering, Physics  | [175]
2020  | Tribeca Film Institute: Student Discovery Award  | Clamming, Zoe Fleer  |  |  | [176]
2020

2020

| Columbia University School of the Arts: Production Award

SFFILM: Science in Cinema Filmmaker Fellowship

| "Let There Be Light" (Short film), Jon K. Jones  |  | Scientific Subjects: Engineering, Technology  | [177]
2020  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Bag Lady," Kristin Curtis & Max McGillivray  |  | Scientific Subjects: Engineering, Technology  | [178]
2020

2022

| SFFILM: Sloan Stories of Science Development Fund

Sundance Institute: Commissioning Grant

| The Futurist, Shawn Snyder & Jason Begue  |  | Scientific Subjects: Technology, Psychology  | [179][162]
2020  | SFFILM: Science in Cinema Prize  | Ammonite, Francis Lee |  | Scientific Subjects: Anthropology, Biology  | [180]
2021  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | The Codebreaker, Chana Gazit |  | Scientific Subjects: Mathematics, Technology, Engineering  | [181]
2021  | Television: Kikim Media Production Award  | "Secrets In Our DNA," NOVA PBS |  | Scientific Subjects: Technology, Biology  | [182]
2021  | Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize | Son of Monarchs, Alexis Gambis |  |  |
2021  | Sundance Institute: Episodic Storytelling Grant  | The Harvard Computers, Jennifer 8. Lee (producer) & Graham Sack (writer)  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [183]
2021  | Sundance Institute: Commissioning Grant  | "Pharmacopeia," Tania Taiwo |  | Scientific Subject: Chemistry  | [184]
2021

2023

| Sundance Institute: Lab Fellowship

The Toronto International Film Festival: Sloan Science and Technology Project Pitch

| "Chariot," Alyssa Loh  |  | Scientific Subjects: Physics, Engineering  | [185]
2021  | Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Film Program: Feature Film Grant  | How to Survive a Pandemic, David France |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Technology  | [186]
2021  | Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Film Program: Feature Film Grant  | Father of The Cyborgs, David Burke & Seán Ó Cualáin  |  | Scientific Subjects: Technology, Engineering  | [187]
2021  | Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Film Program: Feature Film Grant  | In Silico, Noah Hutton  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Technology  | [188]
2021

2022

| Film Independent: Sloan Fast Track Grant

Sundance Institute: Lab Fellowship

| "Moving Bangladesh," Nunash Humayun  |  | Scientific Subjects: Technology, Engineering  | [189][162]
2021  | Film Independent: Episodic Grant  | "Mary Mallon," Anna Vecellio  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [190]
2021

2023 2023

| Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant

The Toronto International Film Festival: Sloan Science and Technology Project Pitch Film Independent: Sloan Fast Track Grant

| "Silo," Cole Smith  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [191]
2021  | The Black List: Sloan Fellowship  | "Silent Spring," Elise H. Greven  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [192]
2021  | Museum of the Moving Image: Sloan Student Discovery Prize  | Delta, Juli Jackson  |  | Scientific Subjects: Engineering, Biology  | [193]
2021  | American Film Institute: Production Award  | "Carrion," SF Hartley  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [194]
2021  | American Film Institute: Screenwriting Grant  | "Shattered Faces," Ariane Hahusseau  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Engineering  | [195]
2021  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Production Award  | "The Seed of Truth," W. Y. Geng  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [196]
2021  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Production Award  | "Shelter," Tony Shi  |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [197]
2021  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Animation Grant  | "Balam," Guillermo Casarín  |  | Scientific Subjects: Technology, Astronomy  | [198]
2021  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Life," W. Y. Geng  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [199]
2021  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Production Award  | "The Cliff," Sam Goodner  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Anthropology  | [200]
2021

2022

| NYU Tisch School of the Arts: 100k First Feature Award

SFFILM: Science in Cinema Filmmaker Fellowship

| Terroir, Mark Ingber  |  | Scientific Subject: Chemistry  | [201]
2021  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Production Award  | "Roots That Reach Toward The Sky," Jess X. Snow & Kit Yan  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [202]
2021

2022

| NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant

Nominee: Sloan Student Grand Jury Prize[203][10]

| Vemork (miniseries), Malcolm Quinn Silver-Van Meter  |  | Scientific Subjects: Physics, Chemistry  | [204][205]
2021  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Fearfully Great," Mattan Hamou  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Anthropology  | [206]
2021  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Yes Chef and The Mushroom King," Ramzi Bashour  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [207]
2021  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Gaming Center Production Award  | Crown Delights Deli, Lianna Pang, Isiah Rosa, Mike Zhang, Kyra Zimmerman, Chris Douglas, Nobonita Bhowmik, Isaac Wirth  |  | Scientific Subject: Anthropology  | [208]
2021  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Production Award  | Elegy For A Glacier, Stephanie Falkeis & Nicholas Nyhof  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [209]
2021  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Production Award  | "The Lion and the Firebird," Daniel Byers & Fernando González Ortiz  |  | Scientific Subject: Anthropology  | [210]
2021  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant

Film Independent: Producer's Grant

| "Upstreamers," Felix van Kann & Cecilia Otero  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Psychology  | [211]
2021  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Typhoid Mary," Rachel Ward  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [212]
2021  | Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "The Bug Witch," Tracy Hoida  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [213]
2021  | Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "Mammoth Bay," Alec Seymour  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [214]
2021

2022

| Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant

Nominee: Sloan Student Grand Jury Prize[10]

| One Hand Washes the Other, Malique Guinn  |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [215]
2021  | SFFILM: Science in Cinema Prize  | Don't Look Up, Adam McKay |  | Scientific Subjects: Astronomy, Physics, Mathematics  | [216][28]
2021  | SFFILM: Sloan Stories of Science Development Fund  | "Fishes & Phages," Jonathan Sethna  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [217]
2021  | SFFILM: Sloan Stories of Science Development Fund  | "Airborne," Christopher Au  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [218]
2021  | Athena Film Festival: Sloan Fellowship for Screenwriting  | "Bound by Ice," Nancy Kates  |  | Scientific Subjects: Physics, Engineering  | [219]
2021

2022

| North Fork TV Festival: Pitch Forum

Athena Film Festival: Sloan Fellowship for Screenwriting

| "Push It!", Mirella Christou  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Chemistry  | [220]
2021  | North Fork TV Festival: Pitch Forum  | "In Vitro Veritas," Catherine Loerke  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [221]
2022  | Television: WGBH Production Award  | "Plague at the Golden Gate"  | WGBH Educational Foundation, Kikim Media, Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, PBS, National Geographic[222] | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [223]
2022  | Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize

Film Independent: Distribution Grant

| After Yang, Kogonada |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [224][225][18][19][162]
2022  | Sundance Institute: Episodic Storytelling Grant  | "Our Dark Lady," Kathryn Lo  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Engineering  | [226][162]
2022  | Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Film Program: Feature Film Grant  | Theatre of Thought, Werner Herzog |  | Scientific Subjects: Technology, Psychology, Biology  | [227]
2022  | Film Independent: Episodic Grant  | "Cloak and Data," Christopher Au  |  | Scientific Subjects: Technology, Engineering  | [228]
2022  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Screenwriting Grant

Museum of the Moving Image: Sloan Student Grand Jury Prize

| "Until Then We Keep Breathing," Samantha Sewell  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Psychology  | [229]
2022  | Museum of the Moving Image: Sloan Student Discovery Prize  | "Woodside," Gerard Shaka  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Psychology  | [230][143]
2022  | The Black List: Sloan Fellowship  | "White Tooth," Cody Pearce  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [231]
2022  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant

Nominee: Sloan Student Grand Jury Prize[10]

| "Toxic Bloom," Ezra Lerner  |  | Scientific Subjects: Anthropology, Biology  | [232]
2022  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Production Award  | "Bat Boy," Aaron Lemle  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [233]
2022  | UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television: Screenwriting Grant  | "Novas," Molly Lindsey  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [234]
2022  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: 100k First Feature Award  | The Peculiar Case of J. Marion Sims, Samantha Chamblee  |  |  | [235]
2022  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "At the Heart of Everything," Mayanka Goel  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Psychology  | [236]
2022  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Copycats," Mattan Hamou  |  | Scientific Subjects: Psychology, Anthropology  | [237]
2022  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Gaming Center Production Award  | "Genome," Abigail Yaffe  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [238]
2022  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Production Award  | "Confetti," Spencer Grammer  |  | Scientific Subjects: Engineering, Mathematics, Psychology  | [239]
2022  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Production Award  | "Georgette in the Garden," Nica Cochran & Grace Philips  |  | Scientific Subjects: Chemistry, Technology  | [240]
2022  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Wuasikamas," Juan Paulo Laserna  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Anthropology  | [241]
2022  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Hoping," Eric Yang  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [242]
2022  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant

Nominee: Sloan Student Grand Jury Prize[10]

| "When It Thaws," Anika Benkov  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [243]
2022  | Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "Drift," Trà Nguyen  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [244]
2022  | Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "Saving Little Hope," Beth Ann Powers  |  | Scientific Subjects: Physics, Biology  | [245]
2022  | Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "Stellar Collision," Kandace James  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [246]
2022  | SFFILM: Science in Cinema Prize  | Linoleum, Colin West  |  | Scientific Subject: Astronomy  | [247]
2022  | SFFILM: Science in Cinema Filmmaker Fellowship  | "A Man with a Missing Face," Temi Ojo  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Psychology  | [248]
2022  | Athena Film Festival: Sloan-Athena List Development Grant  | "The Gatekeeper," Jennifer Vanderbes  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Chemistry  | [249]
2022  | Athena Film Festival: Sloan Fellowship for Screenwriting  | "Mileva," Nicola Lanthier-Rogers & Emilija Gašić  |  | Scientific Subjects: Physics, Mathematics  | [250]
2022  | Athena Film Festival: Sloan Fellowship for Screenwriting  | "Public Health," Myra Aquino  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [251]
2023  | Television: Television Production Award  | Leonardo da Vinci; Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, David McMahon  |  |  | [252]
2023  | Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize | The Pod Generation, Sophie Barthes |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Technology  | [253][18][29][254]
2023  | Sundance Institute: Commissioning Grant  | "Incompleteness," John Lopez  |  | Scientific Subject: Mathematics  | [255]
2023  | Sundance Institute: Episodic Storytelling Grant  | "The Professor and the Spy," Benjy Steinberg  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [256][18]
2023  | Sundance Institute: Lab Fellowship  | "Light Mass Energy," Cynthia Lowen  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [257][18]
2023  | Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Film Program: Feature Film Grant  | Vishniac, Laura Bialis  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [258]
2023  | Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Film Program: Feature Film Grant  | Untitled John Lilly Project, Michael Almereyda & Courtney Stephens  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Psychology  | [259]
2023  | Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Film Program: Feature Film Grant  | "Resistance - They Fought Back," Paula Apsell & Kirk Wolfinger  |  |  | [260]
2023  | Film Independent: Producer's Grant  | "Smoke Country," Fiona Hardingham  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [261]
2023  | Film Independent: Distribution Grant  | "Radical," Christopher Zalla  |  | Scientific Subjects: Technology, Mathematics  | [262]
2023  | The Toronto International Film Festival: Sloan Science and Technology Project Pitch  | "The Smallest Whale in the World," Jasmin Tenucci & Maggi Briggs  |  |  | [263]
2023  | The Toronto International Film Festival: Sloan Science and Technology Project Pitch  | "Author A," James Brown  |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [264]
2023  | The Toronto International Film Festival: Science on Film Showcase  | "Fitting In," Molly McGlynn  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [265]
2023  | The Black List: Sloan Fellowship  | "Acids," Tamar Feinkind  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [266]
2023  | American Film Institute: Production Award  | "Behind the Curtain"  |  |  | [267]
2023  | American Film Institute: Screenwriting Grant  | "One Art," Meg Dudley  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Physics  | [268]
2023  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Production Award  | "Silence = Death," Trace Pope  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [269]
2023  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Production Award  | "The Demon Core," John Zachary Thurman  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [270]
2023  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "La Forza," Justine Beed  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [271]
2023  | USC School of Cinematic Arts: Game Development Award  | "Cards of Heart," Marielle Brady  |  | Scientific Subjects: Psychology  | [272]
2023  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Production Award  | "The Feather Detective," Mayanka Goel  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [273]
2023  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Two Halves," Mia Karle  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [274]
2023  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "McNair," Nile Price  |  | Scientific Subject: Physics  | [275]
2023  | NYU Tisch School of the Arts: Gaming Center Production Award  | "This Engineer Becomes A Barista," Leslie Zeng  |  | Scientific Subjects: Mathematics, Psychology  | [276]
2023  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Production Award  | "To Fade Away," Camille Hamadé & Yasmeen Gholmieh  |  | Scientific Subjects: Engineering, Physics, Technology  | [277]
2023  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Production Award  | "Do You Have a Name," Xiaolong Wang & Bohan Zhang  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Engineering, Technology  | [278]
2023  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Killing Jar," Vivienne Shaw  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [279]
2023  | Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant  | "Folsom Man," Kristen Edney  |  | Scientific Subjects: Biology, Anthropology  | [280]
2023  | Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "Too Many Fish in the Sea," Sally Seitz  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [281]
2023  | Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "Suna," Lara Miller  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [282]
2023  | Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama: Screenwriting Grant  | "Cloud Club," Jamie Olah  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [283]
2023  | SFFILM: Science in Cinema Prize  | Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan |  | Scientific Subjects: Physics, Engineering  | [284][16]
2023  | SFFILM: Science in Cinema Prize  | BlackBerry, Matt Johnson |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [29][45]
2023  | SFFILM: Science in Cinema Filmmaker Fellowship  | "Hold Time for Me," Fradique  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [285]
2023  | SFFILM: Sloan Stories of Science Development Fund  | "Visible," James Bearhart  |  | Scientific Subject: Biology  | [286]
2023  | SFFILM: Sloan Stories of Science Development Fund  | "Henry," Katherine Burns  |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [287]
2023  | SFFILM: Sloan Stories of Science Development Fund  | "Centaur," Sahand Nikoukar  |  | Scientific Subject: Technology  | [288]
2023  | Athena Film Festival: Sloan Fellowship for Screenwriting  | "Talk Black," Destiny Macon  |  | Scientific Subject: Engineering  | [289]
2023  | Athena Film Festival: Sloan Fellowship for Screenwriting  | "The Countess," Irina Rodriguez  |  | Scientific Subject: Mathematics, Technology  | [290]
2023

2024

| NYU Tisch School of the Arts: 100k First Feature Award

Sundance Institute: Lab Fellowship

| "Satoshi," David Rafailedes & Sara Crow  |  | Scientific Subjects: Technology, Engineering  | [291]
2023

2024

| Columbia University School of the Arts: Screenwriting Grant

Sundance Institute: Episodic Storytelling Grant

| "Tektite," Emily Everhard  |  | Scientific Subjects: Physics, Engineering, Biology, Chemistry, Psychology  | [292]
2024  | Sundance Institute: Alfred P. Sloan Feature Film Prize | Love Me, Sam and Andy Zuchero |  | Scientific Subjects: Astronomy, Engineering, Technology  | [293]
2024  | Sundance Institute: Commissioning Grant  | Inverses, Lizzi Oyebode  |  | Scientific Subject: Mathematics  | [294]

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276. ^ "This Engineer Becomes A Barista - Sloan Science & Film". scienceandfilm.org. Retrieved 2024-02-06.
277. ^ "To Fade Away - Sloan Science & Film". scienceandfilm.org. Retrieved 2024-02-06.
278. ^ "Do You Have A Name - Sloan Science & Film". scienceandfilm.org. Retrieved 2024-02-06.
279. ^ "Killing Jar - Sloan Science & Film". scienceandfilm.org. Retrieved 2024-02-06.
280. ^ "Folsom Man - Sloan Science & Film". scienceandfilm.org. Retrieved 2024-02-06.
281. ^ "Too Many Fish in the Sea - Sloan Science & Film". scienceandfilm.org. Retrieved 2024-02-06.
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284. ^ "Oppenheimer - Sloan Science & Film". scienceandfilm.org. Retrieved 2024-02-06.
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