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WBD Access x HBO Max Script Engine Writers Programme
May 12, 2026
In-person
TBD
A EUROPEAN WRITERS’ INITIATIVE DESIGNED TO IDENTIFY AND DEVELOP SKILLED MID-LEVEL SCREENWRITERS WITH CONNECTIONS TO FRANCE, SPAIN, GERMANY AND ITALY.
PSP: Program Manager
May 18, 2026
In-person & Online
$46-$55/hr, depending on experience
Reporting to the Executive Director, the Program Manager undertakes the planning and hands-on delivery of the PSP’s training and capacity-building programs in collaboration with the Executive Director. This is a position suited to a mid- or senior-career professional with established experience in the Canadian television industry, who is committed to fostering domestic talent within the screen-based sector.
WFF: Producers Lab
June 1, 2026
In-person & Online
$55 plus 5% GST non-refundable fee per application + Tuition: $2950 CDN plus 5% GST, non-refundable
Valued at $15,000, the WFF Producers Lab is an intensive, multi-phase project development program designed to accelerate the careers of up to six mid-level, independent Canadian producers. Participants advance their original scripted feature projects while strengthening the creative and business skills needed to build a sustainable career across all media.
CMPA: Diverse mentorship programs
June 12, 2026
In-person
TBD
The CMPA’s diverse mentorship programs are a launch pad for the next class of Canadian media producers.
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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
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
World Builders: The Construction Department
Every Expert Was Once a Beginner: Justin Wu’s Journey into Sound Design
Digital Dream Makers: The Visual Effects Department
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