FDCP Film Incentive Application Form

The FDCP Film Incentive Application Form is designed for filmmakers, production companies, and content creators seeking financial support from the Film Development Council of the Philippines. This comprehensive form streamlines the application process for film incentive programs, ensuring all required documentation and information is properly submitted for review.

The Philippines' film industry continues to grow as a regional production hub, and FDCP incentives help both local and international productions access funding support, tax rebates, and other benefits. This form template captures all essential information needed for FDCP evaluation—from production company credentials and filmmaker bios to detailed budget breakdowns and Filipino creative participation metrics.

What makes this template valuable:

Built specifically for Philippine film production requirements, this template addresses the unique regulatory and cultural aspects of FDCP applications. It includes sections for SEC registration details, BIR TIN numbers, script uploads, comprehensive budget itemization, local crew and talent participation percentages, shooting location details, and cultural impact statements. The conditional logic ensures applicants only see fields relevant to their production type (feature, documentary, short, or series).

Perfect for production companies, independent filmmakers, and content studios

Whether you're a Manila-based production house applying for a domestic project grant, an international studio seeking the Film Tourism Promotion Program incentive, or an independent filmmaker pursuing the Film Ambassadors Program, this form provides a professional, organized submission process. The template works for narrative features, documentaries, animated films, television series, and digital content productions.

Integrate with Paperform's powerful features

Collect large file uploads for scripts, treatments, and supporting documents. Use Paperform's calculation fields to automatically compute budget totals and Filipino participation percentages. Set up automated email notifications to keep your team informed of new submissions. Export data directly to Google Sheets or your project management tools for easy tracking and follow-up.

For production companies managing multiple applications, consider using Stepper (stepper.io) to automate your review workflow—routing different application types to different reviewers, triggering follow-up emails for incomplete submissions, and keeping your CRM updated with application status. If your incentive requires signed contracts or co-production agreements, Papersign (papersign.com) lets you send documents for eSignature immediately after form submission, creating a seamless end-to-end process.

This template ensures your FDCP application is complete, professional, and ready for review—giving your production the best chance at securing valuable film incentives in the Philippines.