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BSO-CMPA Black Producer Accelerator Program Applications Now Open! For more information or to apply, visit: cmpa.ca/mentorship/bla…

The wait is over. The Being Seen: Québec Report is officially here, shining a light on the experiences of Black and racialized creators across Québec’s screen industries. This isn’t just a report—it’s a call to action. Read the full report now bso-ben.ca/being-seen-que…

Le rapport « Être vu.e : Québec » est officiellement disponible. Il met en lumière les expériences des créateur·ices noir·es et racisé·es dans l'ensemble des industries audiovisuelles québécoises. Lisez le rapport complet dès maintenant bso-ben.ca/being-seen-que…

Cameron Pictures was proud to be a Supporting Sponsor of the #BSOsymposium2026 and to contribute to the vital conversations driving our industry forward. Huge thanks to @BLKScreenOffice for hosting such an impactful event.

"I spoke to final-year media students at @TorontoMet School of Media and I told them what I wish someone had told me. Take up space. Build community. Name the thing you actually want. The industry isn't always ready. Show up anyway."-@JoanJenkinson2 More: bso-ben.ca/what-i-told-fi…

Thank you to the jury — Robin Mirsky (Rogers Group of Funds), Alexandra Roberts (CBC/Documentary Channel), and Brishkay Ahmed (Digital Warriors Productions) — for championing emerging voices in Canadian documentary.

We also want to extend congratulations to fellow winner Yiqian Zhang on her awards — what a night for documentary storytelling!

Congratulations to Shana McCalla, one of our Rogers-BSO Script Development participants, on her wins at the DOC Institute Breakthrough 2.0 Awards Competition! Shana takes home the Rogers Group of Funds $20,000 Cash Award, BedTracks $5,000 Audio Library Licensing;

A room where creativity meets opportunity. The BSO Symposium’s Business Exchange, in partnership with @BellMediaPR, created space to bring creatives and decision-making executives together for real conversations. Photo credit: Neriah McBain, 2026.

Applications are now open for the @creativebcs Production Program, but not for long! Deadline: April 20 at 4 PM Learn more: creativebc.com/funding-progra… Find guidelines, application forms, and all details at the link above. #BCFilm

Edmonton IBPOC Content Creators! Get paid $4,500 to produce a 1–3 minute anti-racism video. 🎬 Previous video experience is an asset, but not required. Submit a proposal, budget, and CV by April 24 at 11:59pm MT. Apply now 👉🏾 creativesempowered.ca/yeg-anti-racis…

Pop-Up Screenings Check the official National Canadian Film Day website for "Pop-Up" screenings in your specific city, as many local libraries and community centers host free viewings on the 15th! Which one are you adding to your watchlist first?

On the Festival Circuit Seahorse: Aisha Evelyna's debut feature is currently making its way through the 2026 festival circuit (including SXSW). Or Forever Hold Your Peace: This 2026 short film directed by Tope Babalola is currently available to watch for free on YouTube.

Lights, camera, Canada! Celebrate National Canadian Film Day on April 15 by diving into the incredible stories, voices, and talent that make Canadian cinema shine. From powerful dramas to laugh-out-loud comedies, there’s a film for everyone to enjoy!