Plus: Queering the Screen launches a national survey for 2SLGBTQIA+ screen industry professionals, Telefilm is relocating its headquarters, and more.
The lab began on Nov. 17 with a four-day intensive at Bell Media Studios.
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.
Plus: ISO selects two Indigenous creators for CBC/APTN pre-development program, New Media Manitoba receives federal funding for AI training, and more.
Plus: Nova Scotia’s Hideout Studios rebrands its Dartmouth location, and two Canadian South Asian filmmakers are among the participants in the India-based QueerFrames Screenwriting Lab.
The Sustainable Entertainment Society and the CBC are partnering on the green production initiative.
This year’s iteration marks the 30th anniversary of the CMPA’s training program for emerging and mid-level producers.
Plus: PSP expands the eligibility for its Develop BC program, and Ben Meinhardt’s We’re Kinda Different wins at Spark Animation.
The fourth edition of the program has more than doubled its cohort size to include 17 emerging and mid-career producers.