The first phase of the program for B.C.-based women and gender-diverse creators begins this month.
The seventh edition of the OYA Emerging FIlmmakers Program will focus on the role of producer.
Now in its 15th year, the event supports emerging and mid-career level BIPOC filmmakers.
Seven emerging and mid-career English-language Quebec producers will take part in coaching and webinars.
The six-month program begins at the CFC campus in Toronto on Sept. 3 and runs until Feb. 28, 2025.
The participants will begin the 13-week training program starting Sept. 3.
Five female-identifying DOPs have been selected for the inaugural Cinematography Intensive.
The program supports the networking and mentoring activities of Quebec companies or professional associations.
Fifteen participants across seven projects were chosen in the scripted streams of comedy, drama and kids.
The four scripted series selected include action thrillers, period dramas and a romantic comedy.
WBD Access Canada will help support the Pacific Screening Program’s multiple screenwriting initiatives via funding and new workshops.
The BSO and CMPA program pairs participants with established producers for skills and job training.