The Rogers-BSO Script Development Fund offers Black and racialized mid-career writers development and networking support.
Diggstown creator Floyd Kane is the showrunner-in-residence for the latest edition of the Pacific Screenwriting Program’s flagship training initiative.
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The program pairs five young filmmakers from across Canada with NFB producers to create short documentary projects.
Kadon Douglas has joined the not-for-profit charity dedicated to training and mentorship for Black creatives.
The lab began on Nov. 17 with a four-day intensive at Bell Media Studios.
The Make Her Mark women’s directing program offers on-the-job mentorship on the set of a Hallmark movie.
The CSA-winning filmmaker and AMI president and CEO are the newest additions to the National Screen Institute’s board of directors.
The flagship program from Women in the Director’s Chair will provide the cohort with mentorship and assistance as they advance their careers and develop their projects.
Eight producers have been selected for the inaugural cohort of the mentorship initiative.
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