Imagine Music Experience - 2023 International Finals.

1. MUSIC FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
CREATIVE EUROPE PROGRAMME
OLGA SISMANIDI – EACEA, 14.12.2023
JMI IMAGINE MUSIC EXPERIENCE – International Finals

2. MENU
Creative Europe programme
1.Culture Moves Europe
2. Music Moves Europe
3. Perform Europe
4. Pan-European cultural entities
5.European Platforms
6. European Networks

3. Creative Europe
programme
Purpose
promote Europe’s cultural diversity
and strengthen creative innovation
CCSIs
€ 643bn, 4.4% of EU GDP;
7.6m people
Budget
€ 2.4bn across 7 years
EACEA - EC
Funds management – policy
making

4. Culture Cross-sectorial Media
CE FUNDING
STRANDS - ACTIONS

5. MUSIC INDUSTRY LIFE
CREATIVE EUROPE INVESTS IN
Mentoring
Mobility
YOU
Songwriting camps
Residencies
Training
Repertoire
Showcase

6. GET READY
Music Moves Europe
Culture Moves Europe
Perform Europe
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7. 1. Music Moves Europe
1. promote creativity and innovation
2. safeguard and expand the diversity
of European music
3. help the sector adapt to
& benefit from digitalization
4. support the sector’s sustainable
recovery from COVID-19 crisis &
its resilience
https://culture.ec.europa.eu/cultural-and-creative-sectors/music/music-moves-europe

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2 Music Export
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3 Live Venues
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4 Digital distribution
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5 Who
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LIVEMX
Opportunities for funding
2023 – 2024
6 Funding and Training
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1st deadline for submission
06.01.2024

9. 2. Culture Moves Europe
1. Cultural and Artistic mobility
2. CCS: architecture, cultural heritage,
design & fashion design, literature,
music, performing arts & visual arts
3. 40 CE countries
Overseas Countries & Territories
Outermost Regions

10. 1 Numbers 2 Actions
3 Individual Mobility 4 Residency
5 Information - grants
Culture Moves Europe
Opportunities for funding
2022- 2025
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Online info sessions
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➢ Application portal
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➢ Register here

11. Individual Mobility Action
1. artists or cultural professionals
➢ min 18 years old, legal resident in CE country, active in eligible
country, 1 application per person, per call
➢ groups applications up to 5 artists - cultural professionals, same
project, clear roles
➢ different countries & sectors
➢ completion of group mobility together, the same time - place
2. International partner
➢ individual or an organization, e.g., artist or cultural professional,
a venue, a museum, etc.
➢ based in another CE country
➢ relevant to proposed project
➢ collaboration proof, e.g., email, signed invitation letter (name,
partner description, project timeline, overaview, etc.
3. mobility project
➢ 1 project, 1 partner, 1 destination
➢ 7 to 60 days for individuals
➢ 7 to 21 days for groups
➢ single destination to partner is based CE country
➢ continuous implementation
4. objectives – minimum 2
➢ creative and artistic research
➢ production of new artistic - cultural work(s)
➢ participants’ upskilling and competence enhancement via non-
formal learning – collaboration with specialist
➢ Professional network development and new audience
engagement.
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WEEKS ON THE
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Applications submitted
Monthly deadline
Applications assessment
Notification of results
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Grant agreements
Project starts
5.budget
➢ daily allowance
per person / per day: €75
➢ travel allowance under 5.000 km
per person / per round-trip: €350
➢ travel allowance from 5.000 km
per person / per round-trip: €700
DDL: 31.05.2024
3rd call: from autumn to
winter 2024
apply at least 4 months before
the project‘s start date

12. Residency Action
1. Legal entities
➢ non-profit organisations, NGOs, public bodies, foundations,
companies, self-employed persons, etc
➢ registered & based in a CE country
➢ active in one or more eligible sectors
➢ to host a residency for artists/cultural professionals residing in
other CE countries
2. Hosts
➢ legal entities
➢ registered & based in a CE country
➢ active in one or more eligible sectors
➢ operational capacity, e.g. facilities, staff, etc
➢ 1 application per legal entity, per call reapply.
3. participants
➢ 18+ years old
➢ artists or cultural professionals active in one of eligible sectors
➢ legal residents in CE countries, except in the host's country
➢ can be from different countries & sectors, must all be present
the same time, the same period
4. objectives – minimum 2
➢ creative and artistic research
➢ production of new artistic - cultural work(s)
➢ participants’ upskilling and competence enhancement via non-
formal learning – collaboration with specialist
➢ Professional network development and new audience
engagement.
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5. project
➢ short: 22 to 60 days
medium: 61 to 120 days
long: 121 to 300 days
6. requirements
➢ accommodation
➢ working environment
➢ Minimum 1 mentor
➢ hosting coordinator
➢ legal representative
2° call deadline: 16.01.2024
3rd call: spring 2024
Application pocess
Phase 1: only if successful, hosts are invited to
Phase 2: participants selection
submission of residency info card
grant agreement signature
residency start

13. Residency grant
Hosting allowance
6 days
15 days
8 days
Ad Copy 6 days
Mobility grant
per participant
➢ Fixed amount: participants accommodation,
mentor fees, equipment, etc.
➢ Per participant, per day: €35
➢ daily allowance: €25
➢ travel under 5.000 km: €350 per round trip
➢ travel from 5.000 km: €700 per round trip

14. Residency Application
TIMELINE
Phase 1: 10.2023 to 03.2024
eBook Creative 6 days
Application deadline: 16.01.2024
15 days
Applications assessment
8 days
Ad Copy 6 days
Results notification: 6 – 8 weeks after monthly DDL
Phase 2: from 03.2024 onwards
Submission of info card: ongoing from 5.03.2024 to 15.06.2024
Validation: ongoing 05.03.2024
GAs: ongoing 05.03.2024
Start date: 06.04.2024
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15. 3. Perform Europe
1. Performing arts excl. live music
2. Inclusive, diverse and green
partnership projects
3. 40 CE countries
International network
for contemporary
performing arts

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2 Priorities
3 Cross cutting criteria
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4 Who
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5 Help & Feedback
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➢ Toolkit
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Perform Europe
Opportunities for funding
2023- 2026
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6 Online info sessions
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17. 4. Pan-European cultural entities - European
orchestras 2021 - 2023
Fostering a new generation of creative talents and musicians for a vibrant future in the world of classical
music and orchestral performances
1 Training
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Professionalization
3 Live performances
€5 M

18. 5. European Platforms on music 2021 - 2023
1 Promotion of emerging artists
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Artistic programming
3 Branding - Showcasing
Cross-Pollination, community building, adaptive innovation contribute to social, economic and cultural life
€10 M

19. 6. European Music NETworks 2021-2023
❖ 13 music networks
❖1 400+ member organisations
❖ 27 participating countries per project
❖ 28% non-EU members
Cascading sub-grants
€10 M

20. European NETworks Music
Education – Promotion – Intangible
Heritage
❖ Association Européenne des Conservatoires,
Académies de Musique et Musikhochschulen
(AEC)
❖ European Choral Association (ECA)
❖ European Music Council (EMC)
❖ Jeunesses Musicales International (JMI)
Early music and Jazz
❖ European Early Music Network (REMA)
❖ Europe Jazz Network (EJN)
European NETworks Music

21. Composers, Music Managers, Music Publishing
and Exports
❖ European Composer and Songwriter Alliance - ECSA
❖ European Music Managers Network - EMMA
❖ European Music Exporters Exchange - EMEE
❖ Independent Music Publishers International Forum - IMPF
Live Music, Festivals and cross-sectorial
❖ European Network for Live Music Associations - Live DMA
❖ YOUROPE – Fit For Festivals -3F
❖ International Music and Media Center - IMZ
European NETworks Music

22. Other EU funding - Tools
Horizon Europe – Culture,
creativity and inclusive society
EIT Culture & Creativity
The CulturEU funding guide
Funding & tender
opportunities

23. Keep in touch
EACEA WEBSITE
CREATIVE EUROPE WEBSITE
@CreativeEuropeEU
@europe_creative
@MEDIAprogEU
@creative.eu

24. Thank you
Olga.Sismanidi@ec.europa.eu
https://www.eacea.ec.europa.eu
https://www.linkedin.com/in/olgasismanidi/
https://twitter.com/olgasismanidi
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