Your path to a career in film and television in #BCFilm
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Below-the-Line Mentorship: Mentee Intake
December 7, 2026
Online
This program is free for mentees and mentors to access. Mentors and mentees participate in this program on a voluntarily basis.
This is a conversation-based mentorship that connects emerging film professionals with experienced industry mentors to engage in meaningful career and craft-focused discussions over the course of 3-months. It supports participants who have started working in the industry and are looking for support and guidance in navigating their journey.
Knowledge Network: Technical Support Assistant
November 13, 2026
In-person
Part-time 20 hours/week
The Technical Support Assistant responds to audience questions and technical issues related to our streaming website and apps. This role helps investigate viewer concerns, provides clear and helpful support, and works with internal teams to ensure issues are documented and addressed.
VFS’ Unreal Engine Game Development Bootcamp (online)
January 9, 2027
Online
CA$750
In this 11-week course, build a complete playable game prototype with Blueprint visual scripting—the tools used by pro game developers.
MBS: Assistant General Manager
November 30, 2026
In-person
190,000 to 220,000 annually
The Assistant General Manager plays a key leadership role in supporting the General Manager with the overall operations of Western Canada.
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About #BCFilm
Choosing to work in B.C.’s motion picture industry means becoming part of one of the largest and most sophisticated centres for production in the world. Many things combine to make B.C.’s industry as successful as it is – from its skilled people and variety of location, to its specialized production spaces and services.
Updates and Stories
Voices from the Field: An Interview with First Assistant Director Andy Wong
Voices from the Field: An Interview with Script Supervisor and Intimacy Coordinator Elizabeth Toward
Hidden in Plain Sight: The Props Department
Networking + Career Fair Events
Overcoming Barriers to Entry in the Film Industry
Voices from the Field: An Interview with DSO Executive Director Winnie Luk
Voices from the Field: An Interview with Production Designer Cheryl Marion
Lived-in Worlds: The Set Decoration Department
Your First Steps into B.C.’s Film Industry: Schools, Workshops & Mentorship Programs
How to Create Accessible and Inclusive Film Sets
Layers of Reality: The Sound Department
Creative Pathways™ 2025: Investing in Workforce Development and Opportunity in B.C.’s Motion Picture Industry
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