Creation and Production
In this domain, we engage the dynamics of artistic production and creation, assuming a role that sustains and supports artists. This sector is vital in dignifying art professionals, introducing new dynamics, creating opportunities for professional engagement, particularly in less advantaged areas, and working as a collaborative and complementary presence. In some cases, it serves as an alternative to the existing public or private mechanisms supporting the arts.
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National and International Touring
Support program for the public presentation of music, theatre and dance projects in Portugal and abroad to promote the circulation of shows and artists and to foster the dissemination and development of their professional careers.+ info -
Support for Audio Works by Featured Performers
Support program for musical creation that aims to facilitate the recording and production of new phonograph works to enhance the Portuguese music publishing market. Additionally, it seeks to diversify musical expressions and increase citizens' access to and enjoyment of creative music.+ info -
Support for Theatre and Dance
Support program for creating theatre, dance and cross-disciplinary shows, promoting opportunities for the development of professional activity for actors and dancers.+ info -
Support for Short Films
Support for producing national short fiction films, promote and professionalise the work of performers in these works, and encourage the dissemination and development of their professional careers.+ info -
Art Without Borders
This program supports performers with disabilities to encourage and foster personal and professional growth. It includes mechanisms for training and incentives for artistic production organizations to hire these artists, promoting inclusivity and opportunities within the performing arts sector.+ info -
Contratação + Suspended
A program to support the hiring of actors up to 30 and over 60 to create more opportunities for professional activity for artists less favoured by the existing conditions in the film and television industry.+ info