What’s Next: Social Entrepreneurs Take the Leads
Social entrepreneurs have truly taken the spotlight: The Skoll Foundation and the Sundance Documentary Film Program will fund five documentary filmmakers, each of whom will capture the work and life of a leading social entrepreneur. The goal of the three-year, $3 million project—called “Stories of Change”—is to explore how film can further the work of social entrepreneurs.
The winning projects, announced in January, are in various stages of development; but all filmmakers have already identified which social entrepreneurs they will profile and will use their grants (as much as $150,000) either to develop and then film their stories or simply…
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