Tangerine Juice Fund
New York City, New York | Company
Film-related Business
The time is now to make meaningful change in the film industry! The Tangerine Juice Fund gives strategic support to emerging female talent. The fight for gender equity is presently front and center in Hollywood. Help us seize the moment and give voice to more women directors.
Tangerine Juice Fund
New York City, New York | Company
Film-related Business
1 Campaigns | New York, United States
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The time is now to make meaningful change in the film industry! The Tangerine Juice Fund gives strategic support to emerging female talent. The fight for gender equity is presently front and center in Hollywood. Help us seize the moment and give voice to more women directors.
About The Project
- The Story
- Wishlist
- Updates
- The Team
- Community
The Story
Tangerine Entertainment launched in 2013 with the express purpose of giving voice to more female directors. Founders Amy Hobby and Anne Hubbell spent 2 years developing a business plan - researching the industry and identifying the opportunites and barriers for women in media. They got angry at the horrible statistics and pervsaive sexism. But also hopeful after compiling a growing list of talented women directors wanting to work and share their voices with the world. Hobby and Hubbell saw an opportunity to utilize their collective skills and experiences to create innovative media and foster community for women in the industry.
The Juice Fund is a natural extension of the Tangerine mission. The awards recognize talented women directors at a pivotal point in their careers - after a first or second feature and at the cusp of a transition to Hollywood or bigger budget opportunities. The Juice Fund also collaborates with film festivals, ensuring that more film sby women will be programmed and available to varied audiences. Since the Juice Fund is created and sustained by doantions, it is a meaningful way for the community to give back to the community.
Tangerine Entertainment knows that when we change who tells the stories, we change the stories that are told. More women behind the camera will offer essential diversity in movies and in our culture.
Wishlist
Use the WishList to Pledge cash and Loan items - or - Make a pledge by selecting an Incentive directly.
AIRLINE MILES
Costs $2,500
Fly filmmakers to NY for their mentorship (part of the juice fund award) or fly a filmmaker to a festival- domestic and international.
Worldwide Region Blu Ray Player
Costs $179
Tangerine receives film submissions from around the world and we have no way to screen them in our office! (we watch at home).
Hotel Stays for Filmmakers
Costs $2,000
Sleeping on a friends couch is a reality sometimes but a hotel stay during Tangerine mentorship is classy and filled with self-esteem!
Direct Filmmaker Grants
Costs $6,000
This is what makes the filmmakers smile and focus on moving ahead with their careers!
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About This Team
Tangerine Entertainment is a production company and community builder for media by women directors. We work with both emerging and experienced filmmakers. In under 3 years Tangerine has produced or executive produced 6 features, and has 10 films in development. The principals have mentored hundreds of women of all ages, and built a brand known for quality, inclusivity and diversity.
The Juice Fund was created to award, mentor and promote women directors when they most need it - out of festivals, on the cusp of a industry career. The Juice Fund provides unrestricted cash and strategic consultation to first and second time female narrative feature directors.
Amy Hobby is co-founder of Tangerine Entertainment. She has been producing award-winning documentaries and scripted features for the past 20 years. Her films have been released by Sony, Lion’s Gate, HBO, Miramax, Sony Pictures Classics, IFC, Magnolia, Netflix and more.
Anne Hubbell is co-founder of Tangerine Entertainment. She has a deep, varied background as a corporate executive, not-for-profit administrator, production consultant, and liason with domestic and international film festivals and media outlets. She is currently on the boards of New York Women in Film & Television, Rooftop Films and the New York Production Alliance.
Elizabeth Kaiden is Head of Development at Tangerine Entertainment. She has evaluated, edited and adapted scripts for a wide range of writers, producers and directors over the past 20 years, including New Dramatists, Hamptons International Film Festival, Miramax, Moxie Firecracker Films, Stowe Story Labs and more. She is a co-founder and co-director of New York Women in Film & Television’s Screenwriters Lab.
Current Team
Incentives
- The Story
- Wishlist
- Updates
- The Team
- Community
The Story
Tangerine Entertainment launched in 2013 with the express purpose of giving voice to more female directors. Founders Amy Hobby and Anne Hubbell spent 2 years developing a business plan - researching the industry and identifying the opportunites and barriers for women in media. They got angry at the horrible statistics and pervsaive sexism. But also hopeful after compiling a growing list of talented women directors wanting to work and share their voices with the world. Hobby and Hubbell saw an opportunity to utilize their collective skills and experiences to create innovative media and foster community for women in the industry.
The Juice Fund is a natural extension of the Tangerine mission. The awards recognize talented women directors at a pivotal point in their careers - after a first or second feature and at the cusp of a transition to Hollywood or bigger budget opportunities. The Juice Fund also collaborates with film festivals, ensuring that more film sby women will be programmed and available to varied audiences. Since the Juice Fund is created and sustained by doantions, it is a meaningful way for the community to give back to the community.
Tangerine Entertainment knows that when we change who tells the stories, we change the stories that are told. More women behind the camera will offer essential diversity in movies and in our culture.
Wishlist
Use the WishList to Pledge cash and Loan items - or - Make a pledge by selecting an Incentive directly.
AIRLINE MILES
Costs $2,500
Fly filmmakers to NY for their mentorship (part of the juice fund award) or fly a filmmaker to a festival- domestic and international.
Worldwide Region Blu Ray Player
Costs $179
Tangerine receives film submissions from around the world and we have no way to screen them in our office! (we watch at home).
Hotel Stays for Filmmakers
Costs $2,000
Sleeping on a friends couch is a reality sometimes but a hotel stay during Tangerine mentorship is classy and filled with self-esteem!
Direct Filmmaker Grants
Costs $6,000
This is what makes the filmmakers smile and focus on moving ahead with their careers!
Share this update!
About This Team
Tangerine Entertainment is a production company and community builder for media by women directors. We work with both emerging and experienced filmmakers. In under 3 years Tangerine has produced or executive produced 6 features, and has 10 films in development. The principals have mentored hundreds of women of all ages, and built a brand known for quality, inclusivity and diversity.
The Juice Fund was created to award, mentor and promote women directors when they most need it - out of festivals, on the cusp of a industry career. The Juice Fund provides unrestricted cash and strategic consultation to first and second time female narrative feature directors.
Amy Hobby is co-founder of Tangerine Entertainment. She has been producing award-winning documentaries and scripted features for the past 20 years. Her films have been released by Sony, Lion’s Gate, HBO, Miramax, Sony Pictures Classics, IFC, Magnolia, Netflix and more.
Anne Hubbell is co-founder of Tangerine Entertainment. She has a deep, varied background as a corporate executive, not-for-profit administrator, production consultant, and liason with domestic and international film festivals and media outlets. She is currently on the boards of New York Women in Film & Television, Rooftop Films and the New York Production Alliance.
Elizabeth Kaiden is Head of Development at Tangerine Entertainment. She has evaluated, edited and adapted scripts for a wide range of writers, producers and directors over the past 20 years, including New Dramatists, Hamptons International Film Festival, Miramax, Moxie Firecracker Films, Stowe Story Labs and more. She is a co-founder and co-director of New York Women in Film & Television’s Screenwriters Lab.