04/15/2020
I got into grant writing back in 2016 after attending a workshop downtown.⠀
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Before I went, I'd heard about music grants but never thought someone like me could win one.⠀
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I mean, I was a producer with no music out at the time.⠀
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I even applied to a grant once before but got rejected, and that rejection stuck with me.⠀
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Despite my past experience, I decided to go to this workshop and above all else learned that winning grants WAS possible for EVERYONE, you just needed to know how to write a strong application.⠀
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I left that workshop and immediately got to work, applying to 2 different grant programs almost immediately.⠀
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When I got my results back for the first grant, I was rejected - and I was devastated. "Maybe this isn't for me" I thought once again.⠀
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A few more weeks went by and my 2nd grant results came in. ⠀
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I clicked to open the email notification and sure enough, I won $2,000 from through their Artist Development Program.⠀
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I was stunned - winning free money for my music suddenly became possible.⠀
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Since that day, I applied again and again and again. For myself, for my artists, for my clients - whenever I could.⠀
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I didn't win every grant but I got in the habit of ASKING. As they say - "closed mouths don't get fed"⠀
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As much as I asked, I also LEARNED. ⠀
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I made a point to see where I was going wrong. I spoke with grant organizations. I agonized over little details and support materials and tried to figure out a recipe for a winning grant application. And over the years, I've developed one that has helped me win more money more consistently with less effort.⠀
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If you're a Canadian music creator that isn't applying to music grants - you're sleeping on a massive opportunity.⠀
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Music grants can be used to pay for essential activities including studio time, engineers, producers, songwriters, guest features, video production, artwork design, marketing, touring, performing, travel and much much more. They can even be used to pay yourself to write music.⠀
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If you want to learn how to tap into this funding source for your music career, you should sign up for our How To Apply To Canadian Music Grants course launching tomorrow. @ Toronto, Ontario