Black Screen Office co-founder and CEO Joan Jenkinson shares how the new Framework aims to fix Canada’s cultural mirror to be more inclusive for Black creators.
Entertainment law expert Mark Musselman argues that risk-averse governments and bureaucrats have gutted Canadian content of cultural relevance.
Blue Ant Studios co-president Mark Bishop explores how evolving distribution needs and publicity strategies can drive success.
The US$10,000 investment in Acts of Man is the first of the group’s endeavours to support coproductions between Canada and South Africa.
Organizers say the $2 million Special Events Stabilization Initiative won’t be enough to offset rising costs.
One year after the launch of Canadian Broadcasters for Sustainability, Lisa Clarkson, CB4S chair and CBC exec, sets out goals and an action plan.
Black Screen Office co-founder and executive director Joan Jenkinson on the tools available to fight anti-Black racism in the industry.
Green Spark Group and Sustainable Production Forum founder Zena Harris says investing in sustainable film practices now will pay dividends in the future.
In this op-ed, Canada Media Fund president and CEO Valerie Creighton writes about working collectively amid imminent changes to the legislative and regulatory system.
OUTtv CEO Brad Danks writes about the debate over the definition of Canadian content as Bill C-11 awaits passage.
Meridian Artists founder Glenn Cockburn calls for more “noise” to be made about the bill’s wording on who creates and produces Canadian content.
A joint op-ed from OUTtv CEO Brad Danks, APTN CEO Monika Ille, and Stingray Group strategic advisor Luc Perreault amid the Senate’s clause-by-clause C-11 review.