Demystified: the art of getting grants and donations for film and video projects.
Shaking the Money Tree became an instant classic when its first edition appeared in 1994. Now considered the bible on fundraising for independent noncommercial film and video, this new expanded 3rd edition takes media makers—and anyone interested in the art of fundraising—into the 21st century, and includes sidebars with practical advice from seasoned professionals in the field.
Warshawski completely demystifies the art of fundraising for independent film and video projects for student, emerging, and seasoned media makers. Shaking the Money Tree covers all the bases: private foundation and government grants, individuals, houseparties, and new alternative methods involving the internet and social networking.
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Morrie Warshawski is a consultant, facilitator and writer who has assisted nonprofit organizations and individual artists for thirty years on issues of long range strategic planning, staff and board development, marketing and fundraising.
He is the author of numerous books and articles, including: Shaking The Money Tree and A State Arts Agency Strategic Planning Toolkit (NASAA/DC). Recent clients have included: President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, Habitat for Humanity San Francisco, Western States Arts Federation, Grantmakers in the Arts, and The National Endowment for the Arts.
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