FMAA Scholarship Program
Scholarships from the Film, Music and Arts Association supporting students pursuing degrees in film, music, or visual arts at accredited US institutions.
Overview
The Film, Music and Arts Association (FMAA) Scholarship Program provides financial support to students pursuing degrees in film, music, or the visual arts at accredited US institutions. The FMAA was established to help reduce the financial barriers that prevent talented students from accessing quality education in the creative arts.
The scholarship is awarded annually based on academic merit, creative accomplishment, and financial need. Recipients receive cash awards that can be applied toward tuition, fees, supplies, or other educational expenses. The FMAA evaluates applicants holistically, looking at creative potential alongside academic performance.
What It Covers
- Cash scholarships of $2,000 to $5,000 toward educational expenses
- Annual awards distributed to multiple recipients each cycle
Eligibility
Applicants must be enrolled in or accepted to an accredited undergraduate or graduate program in film, music, or the visual arts at a US institution. Both domestic and international students at US schools are eligible. Applicants must demonstrate academic achievement and financial need.
How to Apply
Applications are submitted through the FMAA website. Submissions typically include an essay about the applicant's creative goals, academic transcripts, a financial need statement, and a letter of recommendation. The deadline is typically in April.
Who Should Apply
Students at US institutions pursuing degrees in film or related creative fields who need financial support for their education. The scholarship is open to students at all levels.
See Also
For guidance on film education, see Choosing a Film School. To plan your production, use the Production Budget Calculator.
