Adobe Unveils 10 Filmmakers Receiving Total of $1 Million in Direct Grants, Forms Film & TV Advisory Board With Lena Waithe, Reggie Hudlin, Kerstin Emhoff and More

Adobe Unveils 10 Filmmakers Receiving Total of $1 Million in Direct Grants, Forms Film & TV Advisory Board With Lena Waithe, Reggie Hudlin, Kerstin Emhoff and More hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Nov 9, 2026 9:00am PT Adobe Unveils 10 Filmmakers Receiving Total of $1 Million in Direct Grants, Forms Film & TV Advisory Board With Lena Waithe, Reggie Hudlin, Kerstin Emhoff and More By Todd Spangler Plus Icon Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor xpangler Latest Fox Commits to Carrying Non-Fox Content on Roku for at Least 3 Years as DOJ Closes Antitrust Investigation 3 days ago Comcast Co-Founder Julian Brodsky Dies at 93 3 days ago Fox Closes $22 Billion Roku Takeover, Says Streaming Platform Will Remain ‘Open Ecosystem’ 3 days ago See All Add us as a Google Preferred Source Comments Adobe is stepping up its efforts to fuel creative work from independent voices in the entertainment biz — including directly giving money to creators. In 2024, the digital creative tools and services giant launched the Adobe Film & TV Fund, aimed at expanding opportunities for emerging and mid-career filmmakers to get their projects made.

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Now it’s announcing the first cohort of 10 filmmakers receiving a combined $1 million in direct grants, building on the company’s nearly $10 million commitment in grants and donated products for 2026. Related Stories Robin Roberts and George Stephanopoulos on Co-Anchoring ‘GMA’ for Almost 20 Years and Trump Era Attacks on the Media: ‘It Stings When You Hear the Words “Fake News”’ Joshua Jackson Teases ‘Sex, Drugs and Rock ‘n’ Roll’ in New HBO Max Series ‘How to Survive Without Me’: ‘I’m Getting Too Old For This S—’ In addition, Adobe announced the formation of a new Film & TV Fund Advisory Board featuring entertainment leaders including Lena Waithe, Reggie Hudlin and Kerstin Emhoff.

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The news comes ahead of the company’s Adobe MAX 2026 conference, taking place Nov. “We believe in Hollywood.

We’ve been a trusted partner to Hollywood for decades,” Lara Balazs, Adobe’s chief marketing officer, told Variety . “We want to empower filmmakers — we care about this community.

We also understand that funding is hard to come by, and we can play a role in that.” The company’s direct funding for creators has no strings attached, she said. Since launching, the Adobe Film & TV Fund has supported more than 1,000 creators through fellowships, financial support, mentorship and access to Adobe’s professional creative tools.

The company has worked alongside nonprofit and industry partners including Gold House, Rideback RISE and Sundance Institute to assist filmmakers and bring their projects to major industry stages like Sundance. “We’re about celebrating this community.

Their livelihood is something we care about,” Balazs said. She added, “It’s such an exciting time to see AI-driven tools that are actually helping the entire ecosystem to do work — and to bring their ideas to fruition.” The Film & TV Fund’s inaugural direct-grant cohort includes 10 filmmakers spanning narrative features, documentaries, shorts and student films.

Beyond financial support, recipients will have access to Adobe’s professional creative tools, including Premiere and Adobe Firefly, to support their creative process. They were nominated by industry and community organizations and selected by Adobe with input from the fund’s advisory board.

As storytelling evolves across new screens, formats and technologies, Adobe wants to support a diverse range of creators, said Balzas. “More voices of more creators that inspire us in ways we didn’t expect is exciting,” she said, “and we believe it’s the golden age of creativity and content.” Here are the recipients

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