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Photo gallery: Prime Time 2023
A snapshot of the Canadian Media Producers Association's annual conference, which returned to in-person events with a record 900 delegates earlier this month.
The Canadian Media Producers Association’s (CMPA) Prime Time conference returned to in-person events from Feb. 1 to 3 in Ottawa with what organizers say was a record-breaking 900 delegates from the sectors of media production, broadcasting, distribution and media policy. Here’s a selection of photos from the 2023 sold-out festivities, which included a reception, panel discussions and networking opportunities.
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- Prime Time Party
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- Opening Reception
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- Opening Reception
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- Opening Reception
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- Next Generation of AVOD and FAST
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- Meetings
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- The Honourable Premier of Nova Scotia Tim Houston
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- The Honourable Pablo Rodriguez, Minister of Canadian Heritage – Reynolds Mastin – Erin Haskett
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- Building Capacity for BIPOC Producers program
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- TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey
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- End of Day Reception, sponsored by Netflix: Producer and CMPA board member Archita Ghosh with CMPA mentees
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- In Conversation with Prime Video’s Magda Grace, moderated by CFC executive director maxine bailey
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- Leader to Leader to Leader – The Future of Feature Film in Canada
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- Prime Time Party – Lea Marin, director of development, drama, CBC; ISO CEO Kerry Swanson; Sam Linton, VP, production and development, global media, Blue Ant Media
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- Prime Time Party – Tom Cox, managing director of SEVEN24 Films; Ira Levy of Spike & Sadie Media; Catherine Winder, CEO, Wind Sun Sky Entertainment
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- Prime Time Workshop The ABC’s of Accessible Production
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- Bell Media Delegate Lounge – Tonya Williams
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- Media Policy 2030: Building A Foundation for Global Success – panel speakers left to right: Reynolds Mastin (CMPA), Justin Stockman (Bell Media), Barbara Williams (CBC), Michael MacMillan (Blue Ant Media), and Jeanette Patell (YouTube)
Photos courtesy of the CMPA
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