Thought you’d missed the deadline?
It’s being reported that the Super Channel Feature Documentary Award deadline has been extended to Monday, December 10, 2012.
See my original post for the details.
Thought you’d missed the deadline?
It’s being reported that the Super Channel Feature Documentary Award deadline has been extended to Monday, December 10, 2012.
See my original post for the details.
The Independent Media Arts Alliance and the Canada Council are looking for filmmakers to produce seven two minute films.
The films will honour the 2013 recipients of the Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts.
“All information regarding this project is confidential, including the names and residences of the GGAVMA recipients until the announcement date of March 12. Successful commissioned artists will be told the name of the recipient he or she will be working with to produce the video. This year’s recipients are located in Montreal, Winnipeg, Calgary, Halifax (area), Toronto (area), Ottawa (area) and Georgian Bay (area).”
Your reward? $5,000.00, plus unlimited warm and fuzzies.
For full deets, see On Screen Manitoba.
Telefilm Canada is accepting submission of short films for the next Not Short on Talent programme, which will unspool at Clermont-Ferrand in February 2013.
The program of shorts will be curated by Danny Lennon, film festival programmer and founder of Prends ça court!, who will strive for an appropriate regional balance, so as to encourage films from all regions of the country. Priority will be given to films that have never been presented in public (world premieres).
The deadline is Thursday, November 1, 2012.
Are you a Canadian director/producer with at least one hour-long television documentary credit?
If so, Super Channel wants to help you break into theatrical documentaries.
Pitch them by Friday, November 23, 2012, and you might win:
See the Super Channel Feature Documentary Award guidelines and submission form.
Even though the film submission deadlines have passed, there’s still time to apply to become a juror for the innagural Canadian Screen Awards.
The Genies and the Geminis got together and merged into the The Canadian Screen Awards for Television & Digital Media. Martin Short will host the awards show on CBC next March.
If you want to help choose the winners, apply to be a juror now.