As part of its commitment to advancing reconciliation, BC Live is offering a $2,500 grant to host cultural events during the week of National Indigenous People’s Day in June 2025 (June 15 - 22). BC Live presenters and festival members are eligible for funding to...
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British Columbia at MIP Africa 2023
Creative BC is supporting a delegation of producers to MIP Africa 2023 via the Black Screen Office Black Creators Festival Initiative sponsored by Telefilm Canada. This initiative will support these B.C. producers to maximize opportunities and exposure at the event with pre-festival preparation, facilitate connections, and support with on the ground business development experience.
Delegates present at MIP Africa from British Columbia
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• $3.6B est. total B.C. production spend on 494 shows in 2022
• 88,000 est. people including freelancers
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• 200+ producers
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