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NASA is soliciting proposals for up to ten unfunded Space Act Agreements to partner with filmmakers and storytellers on documenting the Artemis missions, nuclear propulsion advancements, and future lunar base development. The initiative specifically targets creative professionals to amplify narratives beyond the initial Artemis III landing, with a proposal deadline of June 30. While primarily focused on U.S. creators, the agency remains open to international participation in these collaborative storytelling efforts.
NASA Seeks Up to 10 Partners for Mission Storytelling Agreements
NASA is accepting proposals from filmmakers, storytellers & more to collaborate on sharing mission stories, including Artemis and nuclear propulsion.
NASA is seeking up to 10 creative partners, with a proposal deadline of Tuesday, June 30, to help share the agency’s ambitious missions extending beyond the Artemis lunar landings. The agency published an Announcement for Proposals on May 21, inviting filmmakers, songwriters, and storytellers to contribute to…
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