“We are prepared to look at other measures to support the industry, but we remain committed to ending the tax grant program,” premier Brad Wall told the U.S. union in two-way correspondence.
Super Pulp! from Troy Nixey and Baseballisimo from Jay Baruchel and Jesse Chabot are among the selected projects in the latest funding round.
The fund supported 148 projects, including production of 62 digital media projects and 25 associate TV programs.
The framework will measure performance of convergent and experimental stream projects using defined metrics.
SMPIA president Ron Goetz talks to Playback about the FTDC and the future of the province’s industry.
The industry argues that the new non-refundable tax credit, a total 43 percent incentive with all bonuses included, is not a profitable business model.
Filmmakers, festival reps and documentary fans stopped traffic on Bloor Street Friday to raise awarenesss during Hot Docs.
Directors Lisanne Pajot and James Swirsky explained how they bypassed the buzz and opted for a D.I.Y. distribution strategy for Indie Game: The Movie during a panel discussion at Hot Docs’ Doc to the Future industry conference.
The newest cuts stem from a $10.6 million cut over three years to its Parliamentary subsidy from Ottawa.
The program will pair TV and new media producers and equip them with the technical, business and creative skills to succeed in the digital industry.
Industry reps and the government are set to meet in coming weeks to discuss possible plans for a new tax break.