Strengthen your cinematic voice and take your project to the next level. You must be aged 19 to 35 and live in BC. Apply by August 6.

Creative Pathways BC is working toward balanced and fair representation in the industry by creating accessible opportunities for underrepresented groups.

Funded through Young Canada Works, this role will work collaboratively with staff to support administration, communications and logistics for a variety of projects, events and outreach activities.

Designed to create project partnerships and long-lasting business relationships between Canadian and international production companies. Apply by August 6.

The National Screen Institute board and staff are awed by the support you showed during the Great Canadian Giving Challenge in June.

The fund will support creators through the writing process, from outline to script. Application deadline is August 23.

This four-part series takes an in-depth look at documentary filmmaking and includes case studies, special guests and networking opportunities.

Elise retires this month after almost a decade with the National Screen Institute. NSI’s Rachel Young spoke with her about some of her proudest accomplishments.

As National Indigenous History Month draws to a close, NSI’s Cheyenne Bruneau honours the event and shares some of her story.

In this role you will assist and support the producers from pre-production through post-production. Submit your resume by July 4.

Your support makes a real difference to storytellers in Canada. NSI’s Rachel Young spoke to Ursula Lawson, Cheyenne Bruneau, Alex Sangha, Pepper O’Bomsawin and Everett Sokol to find out.