The placements will be at NFB interactive studios: Claudia Skunk in Vancouver and Neegan Siouï Trudel in Montreal.
The Funding Forward! workshops will run from May 16 to June 2 and offer guidance on financing and building audiences for “well-being content.”
Netflix has supported the on-set training opportunity for Indigenous creatives through its Fund for Creative Equity.
The program provides $4,500 to prodcos and broadcasters working in kids programming to launch a 12-week internship.
The Seneca Film Institute has a focus on “innovation in storytelling forms and technologies,” in front of and behind the camera.
The Haitian-Canadian multi-hyphenate landed the honour for her screenplay Sorry Pardon Madame.
The CFC film program supports the careers of emerging to mid-level Canadian directors, writers, producers and editors.
The Manitoba Film & Music program will now be administered by On Screen Manitoba under three support programs.
The eight-month intensive program gives Saskatchewan-based producers market training in the lead-up to the Whistler Film Festival.
Frick, who took the helm last October, discusses her vision for the organization’s future, and potential areas of expansion.
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