Writer/director Alysse Leite-Rogers’ Tea With Lemon is among the projects to receive $20,000 through the fund’s inaugural round.
Writer/director Carmine Pierre-Dufour’s Mahalia Melts in the Rain, produced by Colonelle Films, is among three projects to receive funding.
The changes come after the fund retired a number of its programs last month following the CRTC’s revised policy framework for Certified Independent Production Funds.
Robert Budreau’s Stockholm and Keith Behrman’s The Giant Little Ones are among the titles to receive a share of the $440,000.
The producer and actor (pictured) joins the funder ahead of its upcoming Script Development Program round.
A new research study from Ryerson University will examine how to best foster talent in the industry.
Scripts backed through Harold Greenberg Fund’s Script Development Program include David Cronenberg’s Consumed and Mary Walsh’s Come Home Year.
The funder has revealed the latest round of features supported through its Equity Investment Program. (Director Miranda de Pencier pictured.)
Among the films picking up funding are new feature film projects from Don McKellar and Stephen Dunn.
In addition to the mentorship program, imagineNATIVE announced its festival award winners at a ceremony held at the TIFF Bell Lightbox. (Prize winner Tantoo Cardinal pictured.)
Writer/director Rebecca Addelman is among the grant recipients in the Shorts-to-Features Program for her project The Smoke.