Media Inquiries
media (at) creativebc.com
For Inquiries Regarding Filming Locations and Confirmation of Projects Conducting Filming Activity in British Columbia: Please refer to the In Production list for direct outreach to the production office. Due to confidentiality and non-disclosure policy, Creative BC is unable to share filming locations or confirm greenlit projects on behalf of studios and production companies.
Spokespeople
Robert Wong, Vice President
CREATIVE SECTOR PROGRAMS • MOTION PICTURE TAX CREDITS • SECTOR INVESTMENT ATTRACTION + EXPORT
Biography
After working for several years in a Vancouver chartered accounting firm, Robert first joined Creative BC when it was BC Film + Media. At that time, he became part of the organization’s newly forming tax credit team.
Now Creative BC’s Vice President, Robert markets British Columbia internationally as a destination of choice for projects and companies seeking a world class creative industries centre in which to do business. In his role, he leads the administration of Creative BC’s tax credit and granting programs, balancing attraction of international business with support for BC’s domestic content creators.
During his tenure with the organization, Robert has become the expert on motion picture tax credits, originally helping to launch the BC film and television tax credit program in 1998. He went on to play an integral role in the evolution of British Columbia’s motion picture industry tax policy.
Marnie Gee, BC Film Commissioner
MOTION PICTURE • PRODUCTION ACTIVITY • INDUSTRY INVESTMENT ATTRACTION + STEWARDSHIP
Biography
Marnie Gee leads the BC Film Commission at Creative BC, championing British Columbia’s vibrant, globally recognized screen industry—including film, television, VFX, post-production, and animation. With over 25 years of industry expertise and leadership, Marnie oversees services that support production across the province, while advancing sustainability through Reel Green™, expanding workforce development through Creative Pathways™, and leveraging the unique landscapes and communities that make B.C. a world-class destination for creative production.
Marnie also serves as Board Chair of the Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI), providing global leadership and advancing recognition of the essential role film commissioners play in supporting production and driving economic and cultural impact across the global screen industry.
With more than 25 years of experience in location services and production support, Marnie brings deep expertise in B.C.’s diverse communities and landscapes, as well as a nuanced understanding of the vital relationship between productions and the places they film. Her work continues to elevate B.C.’s reputation as one of the most film-friendly, production-ready jurisdictions in the world.
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About Creative BC
Creative BC is an independent non-profit society created and supported by the Province to sustain and help grow British Columbia’s creative sector, comprised of five distinct industries: motion picture, interactive digital media, music and sound recording, and both book and magazine publishing. The organization acts as an economic development agency with programs and services that expand B.C.’s creative economy, including: home of the BC Film Commission; administrator of provincial motion picture tax credit programs; administrator of funding programs; and provider of strategic business attraction, export, and research in support of the sector. Combined, these activities serve to stimulate production of intellectual property and promote B.C. as a leader and destination of choice in content creation. Creative BC is both an industry catalyst and an ambassador for B.C.’s creative sector, helping it to reach its economic, social, environmental, and creative potential both at home and globally.
Last updated September 2025
Logos + Usage Guidelines
Read our Logo Usage Policy, which explains how you may use Creative BC’s logos, trademarks, and other brand assets, as well as how you may reference Creative BC and our programs and services in text and pictures.
If you wish to use any brand asset in a manner not provided for or authorized by this policy, please submit a request to brand (at) creativebc.com. This policy is subject to revision without notice by Creative BC at any time.
History of Creative BC
Creative BC’s history began with the establishment of the BC Film Commission in 1978 to promote British Columbia’s motion picture industry. Over the following decades, the commission successfully positioned the province by attracting major film and television productions and establishing B.C.’s reputation as a premier filming destination.
In April 2013, a strategic merger brought together two key organizations: the BC Film Commission and BC Film and Media (formerly British Columbia Film). BC Film and Media had been providing development and production financing to creative industries across the province, while also administering the provincial tax credit program on behalf of the government. This consolidation created Creative BC, a non-profit society designated by the provincial government, uniting the expertise and legacy services of both organizations under a single, unified mandate.
Today, Creative BC serves as B.C.’s lead economic development agency for fostering growth across the creative sector: motion picture, book and magazine publishing, music and recording, and interactive digital media industries.
Programs + Services
- Motion Picture Tax Credits
- BC Film Commission at Creative BC
- Creative Pathways™ at Creative BC
- Funding Programs
- Reel Green™ at Creative BC
- Sector-wide Services
Who are Creative BC's Clients?
Creative BC’s clients span across the creative sector (book publishing, interactive + digital media, magazine publishing, motion picture, and music + sound recording) including the companies, industry stakeholders, associations, the province’s creative workforce itself, and the policymakers relevant to the creative industries.
Creative BC strives to sustain and elevate the creative industries in British Columbia through collaboration and deepening of these key relationships.
Read our Strategic Plan
Location + Contact
Address
7 West 6th Avenue, Vancouver, BC, V5Y 1K2
Hours
9am – 5pm PT, Monday – Friday
Main Office Line
+1 604-736-7997
Email Contacts
Brand and Logo Guidelines: brand@creativebc.com
Media Inquiries: media@creativebc.com
General Inquiries: info@creativebc.com