The Science on Stage and Screen award seeks to engage the public's interest in biomedical science or human health, through the support of new drama, film/video and television and multimedia productions. Creative project proposals may receive grants awards of up to £40,000 to realize their production.

AHRC have a range of programmes supporting top-quality research and postgraduate training in the arts and humanities. From around 1500 applications to their seven Research schemes they make around 550-600 awards. From around 5500 applications to their Postgraduate schemes for funding people in Higher education they make around 1500 awards. 

Arts Council England supplies funding through it's Grants programme.  Eligible projects include research and development, travel, networking events and independent projects promoting critical debate on the production and presentation of contemporary visual art.

The Live Art Development Agency's Study Room is a free, open access research facility used by artists, students, curators and scholars as well as many other arts professionals.

Funding can be applied for at two levels: small to medium-sized projects (up to and including £30 000)and large projects (above £30 000).  The funding can be used for full or part production costs and is awarded to arts projects fostering public engagement with biomedical science.