Music BC will once again host Come Together, Canada's coast-to-coast artist and industry reception for artists ready to break into Canada’s largest music market, from November 25 to 26 in Toronto. This year, B.C. will have two artists present at Come Together: The...
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Creative BC 2017/18 Impact Report Released
Highlights from the 2017/18 Impact Report Include:
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Delivered approximately $2.5 million in funding to B.C. creators across motion picture, publishing and interactive and digital media as well as $7.4 million for B.C’s music industry through the BC Music Fund
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Processed 452 tax credit applications for domestic and international film and television production which contributed an estimated $3.4 billion to the economy through BC production expenditures
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Through the Project Development Fund, administered $606,930 to help 57 B.C. companies create new content for film, television and web series
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Provided $386,000 in export marketing support for 120+ BC creators who attended 54 international markets, securing sales and interest generated in excess of $142 million
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The Province of British Columbia launched a new $7.5 million fund for B.C.’s music industry, called Amplify BC and entrusted Creative BC to administer the funding, building on new and established relationships with music industry partners
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Along with industry partners, coordinated community events with over 550 attendees to engage stakeholders and residents around filming in their community and thank them for supporting the motion picture industry
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In collaboration with the BC Arts Council, administered $622,000 to 13 BC companies to create engaging interactive digital media content
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Funded four research studies on B.C.’s Music Industry
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Through the Reel Green initiative, trained 65 people at four carbon literacy courses held at Creative BC
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Developed new project development top-up programs with Telus Storyhive and Telefilm; total funding administered through these two programs was $370,540
Read the full Impact Report here.
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