The phrase "a production grant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to financial assistance provided for the purpose of producing a project, typically in the arts, film, or media sectors.
Example: "The filmmakers were thrilled to receive a production grant that would help them complete their documentary."
Alternatives: "funding for production" or "financial support for production".
Friedrich is the recipient of the Alpert Award in the Arts, an Independent Television Service production grant, an NEA Fellowship, a Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship, a Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship, a DAAD grant as artist-in-residence in Berlin, as well as multiple foundation grants.
She produced field recordings of music linked to the dance traditions she was researching, and she received a choreography and production grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
In 2018, Simpson was an Emerging Filmmakers Production Grant winner, chosen for the Filmmaker to Watch Award at the 2018 Atlanta Film Festival, and received an IFP Audience Award for Kanarí.
He has also received both a Screenwriting Award and Feature Film Production Grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
Among Mekuria's academic awards are a Fulbright Scholar award, a New England Media Fellowship, the Rockefeller Foundation Intercultural Media Fellowship, and a John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation production grant.
The movie, produced by Warner Bros Entertainment subsidiary 3 Foot 7, also reaped NZ$46.9m from New Zealand's large budget screen production grant.
Formed shortly after her death, ASF, with its simple but critical mission of supporting women filmmakers, awarded its 50th production grant to Meredith Danluck for her film State Like Sleep.
Boyd, 39, wanted to know the size of the production grant the Queensland government gave to Walt Disney Co. to entice the company to shoot the fifth "Pirates of the Caribbean" film there.
Her own childhood goldfish — named Fred — ended his days in Grayling Pond, a hole near her house in northern Michigan, dug out by the state D.N.R. on a pond-production grant.
