A physical space for everyday work including a studio for personal use, a common area and audiovisual facilities: image and video editing studios, a sound booth and set. 

Every resident receives a financial allowance in the shape of per diems to cover their daily costs during the two stages of the residency.

Travel costs for both stages are included, as is accommodation during the artistic residencies at the One Shot Tabakalera House hotel, plus accommodation for the producers in September. 

In June, mid-way between the two stages, each resident will receive a grant  as a contribution to the development of each of the selected projects.

In September, each resident is given an industry pass and a personalised agenda of meetings with professionals interested in participating in their projects. 

Free access to all films programmed in the Tabakalera cinema under the shared public screen initiative during the period of the residency. 

A carte blanche showing as part of the shared screen programme enabling each filmmaker to highlight the images and stories to have influenced their training and creative process.  

Access to the Filmoteca Vasca cinema (with seating for 46 viewers) to screen their works or others that they are interested in watching. 

Direct access to Medialab, the creation and experiments library offering knowledge, technology and spaces to foster learning processes while experimenting with and developing projects; local communities and networks are also promoted and strengthened as key elements of the social transformation. 

The filmmakers have access to classes, meetings, screenings and other educational activities running throughout the regular academic year. They can also meet the academic team to study the possibility of attending classes as guest students for the duration of the residency. 

Use of the EQZE technical facilities, including camera and recording equipment, developing and digital labs, image and sound post-production booths and a screening atelier.