Waterwell Doubles Funding for Iranian Diaspora Artists
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Waterwell Doubles Funding for Iranian Diaspora Artists

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Nonprofit production venture Waterwell, co-founded by “Succession” player Arian Moayed, and Nimruz have increased funding for the Unseen Iran Grants program. The program will now award $100,000 to support artists representing the Iranian diaspora in various creative fields.

The Unseen Iran Grants program, currently in its second cycle, has doubled its financial support from previous years. A total of $100,000 will be distributed to 10 artists. These grants are intended to support creative projects in television, film, theater, and other mediums.

Waterwell, co-founded by Arian Moayed, a player on “Succession,” partnered with the nonprofit Nimruz to create the grant program. The initiative specifically focuses on supporting artists who identify as part of the Iranian diaspora. The increased funding reflects a commitment to amplifying the voices and stories of this community through film, TV, theater, and other creative outlets.

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