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10 June 2026

PictureNL Producer Mentorship Program

The CMPA has partnered with PictureNL to create a mentorship program that focuses on training up emerging and mid-career producers in the local film and television production sector, broadening their understanding of production activities. This program also assists Newfoundland and Labrador-based companies in building successful businesses. Apply by June 12.

10 June 2026

Call for board members - The Disability Collective

Are you passionate about amplifying and celebrating Disabled artists? Want to get involved in the growing Canadian disability arts community? The Disability Collective is seeking Board Members who will help us take this groundbreaking, grassroots organization into their exciting next chapter! Apply by June 15.

10 June 2026

Applications now open for the 2026 CMPA Indiescreen Awards

The CMPA Indiescreen Awards recognize the outstanding achievements of producers whose creativity, leadership, and entrepreneurial vision continue to drive Canada’s screen-based industry forward. Categories include the Feature Film Producer Indiescreen Award, the TV Producer Indiescreen Award, and the Kevin Tierney Emerging Producer Indiescreen Award. Apply by June 19.

10 June 2026

Recommend changes to the Rules & Regulations for the 2027 Canadian Screen Awards

The Academy is committed to addressing the evolving needs of its constituents and the industry it serves. Members are invited to recommend changes to the Rules & Regulations for the 2027 Canadian Screen Awards by Monday, June 22, 2026: Television and Digital Media | Film.

01 June 2026

The Comeback Strategy: Building Financial Stability Without a Steady Paycheque

A free AFC workshop for entertainment industry professionals navigating contract work and income gaps. In partnership with Credit Canada, this session explores practical strategies for managing irregular income, building a “Gap Plan,” and creating a more sustainable financial system between contracts. ASL interpretation, captions, and 35 translated caption languages are available. Recording provided. June 16, 2026 | 1–2:30 pm ET | 10–11:30 am PT | Zoom | Free.
27 May 2026

Sector Development Support

Canada Media Fund’s Sector Development Support program provides funding for initiatives that strengthen Canada’s screen industry, with a focus on supporting equity-deserving communities. The program includes two streams: the Workforce Advancement Stream (applications open May 29-June 5, 2026) and the Organizational Advancement Stream (applications open July 3-10, 2026).
27 May 2026

Sector Development Support (Copy)

The Racial Equity Screen Office is launching the Canada-Asia Pacific Co-Production Mentorship Lab (CAPCOM) for mid-career racialized Canadian producers looking to develop international co-production opportunities in scripted TV or streaming. Gain mentorship, paid training, and travel support to expand your reach into the Asia-Pacific market.
27 May 2026

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Lia Pulumbarit, a Master’s student at TMU, is seeking research participants to watch a 3-minute PSA about closed captioning technology, followed by a 15-question survey. Participants must be d/Deaf or hard of hearing, 17+, and regular caption users. To volunteer or learn more, contact Lia via Instagram or Facebook (@liapulumbarit) or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. (subject line “PSA Participation”).
12 May 2026

Being Seen Québec Report

Coalition M.É.D.I.A. and Black on Black Films, in collaboration with the Black Screen Office (BSO), are proud to announce the launch of the Being Seen Québec Report. The document presents 16 constructive directives to guide all stakeholders in creating more inclusive content and establishing environments where Black and racialized creatives can thrive.
12 May 2026

FICAM 2026 Call for Films Now Open

The Festival International de Cinéma Adapté de Montréal (FICAM) 2026 is now accepting submissions across genres, including documentary, fiction, animation, and experimental. Deadline: August 31, 2026. (In French)

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