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Sunny Side of the Doc 2025
June 23, 2025
Online
Free
The 36th edition of Sunny Side of the Doc will take place from June 23 to 26, 2025, in La Rochelle, France.
Sloan Science and Technology Writer Fellowship
January 30, 2025
In-person
Free to apply, Offers a $35,000 CAD grant
The Sloan Science and Technology Writer Fellowship offers a project development grant and access to creative support for one emerging to mid-level feature film or episodic screenwriter whose project has science and technology themes and/or characters.
GEMS: The Genre Film Lab
February 9, 2025
Online
No tuition cost
The Genre Film Lab is an accelerator program designed to support the development of effective finance, packaging and pitching strategies for Canadian genre film creators whose projects are at an advanced stage of development.
GEMS Reel Talks with Dr. Jules Koostachin
Online
N/A
Dr. Jules Arita Koostachin (Attawapiskat) is an award-winning filmmaker, mother, writer, performance artist and academic. With her background in community work, powerful social justice themes emerge in her films, alongside bravery, healing, connection and humour.
Inclusive Leadership and Professional Development Training
In partnership with Creative Pathways™, Elevate Inclusion Strategies offers industry-leading training programs designed to foster inclusive leadership and respectful workplaces for crew in B.C.’s motion picture industry. These free, online programs empower industry leaders and crew members to strengthen B.C.’s competitive edge through diverse, collaborative teams and workforce development.
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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 (often referred to as talent) and variety of location “looks”, to its specialized production spaces and services.
$3.3B
Est. Total B.C. production spend on close to 500 shows in 2022
60
B.C.’s current crew depth for simultaneous live action productions
30
Animation, VFX and Post Production studios