A new role is emerging on film and TV sets. Psychologists and mental health professionals are joining forces with ...
I am.'" For director and screenwriter Maryse Legagneur, the camera became a way to exist again after years of struggling with ...
Fostering homegrown fandom isn't just about cultural pride — it’s an economic strategy to keep Canadian screen talent from heading south. Tonya Williams spent two decades playing Dr. Olivia Barber ...
Le Fonds des médias du Canada (FMC) favorise, développe, finance et promeut la production de contenus canadiens et d’applications pour toutes les plateformes audiovisuelles. En outre, il oriente les ...
Toronto, September 28, 2026 — The Canada Media Fund (CMF) today released Ripple Effect, our annual report for the 2025–2026 fiscal year. The report shows that the CMF invested $338.8M in 1,248 ...
The mental health of producers, directors and other film industry professionals is about more than just their individual experiences. According to the Canada Media Fund's documentary series Mental ...
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Canadian children’s programs reach audiences across the globe, but as commissions shrink and viewing shifts to other platforms, producers are being forced to rework their strategies. A recent report ...
Faire des artistes canadiens des vedettes n'est pas seulement une question de fierté culturelle. C’est aussi une stratégie économique pour retenir les talents au pays plutôt que de les voir partir aux ...
Mental Health in Focus, the fifth season of the CMF’s video series Lights, Camera, Inclusion, meets nine screen industry professionals to talk about mental health and psychological safety — on set and ...
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