The 2023 cohort will go through workshops and mentorship to develop feature-film scripts at TIFF Bell Lightbox next month.
This inaugural crop of participants for the lab, presented by Bell Media, will undergo six months of professional development and training.
Access BIPOC Producers, formerly the EAVE On Demand Access Program, is now taking applications.
The program from CBC, BIPOC TV & Film and the Canadian Film Centre is for writers who identify as Black, Indigenous and People of Colour.
Shamier Anderson and Stephan James, co-founders of The Black Academy and Bay Mills Studios, want to level up the Legacy Awards and help creators.
Swanson outlines her goals for increasing the ISO’s partnerships and federal funding as she takes the reins following Jesse Wente’s departure.
The hands-on program integrates music creators into the onscreen storytelling process and furthers their opportunities in film, TV and digital.
The fellowship aims to create more diversity among festival programmers, with participants expected to take part in the Vancouver Queer Film Festival.
The new course at the Vancouver Film School is under a partnership with Beyond Capture Studios and is billed as a first for animation curricula.
Plus: CPAC has partnered with the BSO Career Accelerator, a Maestro Fresh Wes cooking show is bound for Bell Fibe TV1, and Toronto agency TARO PR has rebranded.
The new plan includes a vow to finance a minimum of 15 projects in the whole Development Program program where at least 50% of the producers are Black.
Presented in partnership with Break the Room, the program is for seven mid-career television writers of diverse backgrounds in British Columbia.