CANADA - CAMERA ORGANIZATIONS
HERe is a Canadian female film crew directory. This initiative strives to connect productions with skilled women in underrepresented technical positions.
HERe We ARe
WIFTA - Women in Film & TV Alberta
Founded in 1998, WIFT Alberta’s vision is to create an inclusive community that unifies, empowers and advocates for women, femme-identifying and non-binary people in the media & screen industries at all stages of their careers..
CSC Internship
The CSC, in partnership with the film and television industry, is building the bridges needed to reach out to marginalized and underrepresented communities across the country including women, Black, Indigenous, People of Colour and LGBTQ+ individuals, offering an unprecedented training opportunity in the Canadian Society of Cinematographers trailblazing internship programs, online education, unique mentorship and ongoing networking support.
CSC Mentorship
The CSC Field of View Mentorship Program is an ongoing program that aims to make the cinematography profession more inclusive and foster diversity behind the camera. Priority will be given to individuals who come from traditionally marginalized groups, though candidates from all backgrounds are highly encouraged to apply.
Warner Bros. Discovery Access
Through best-in-class talent development programs, mentorship, placement opportunities and industry exposure, WBD Access serves as a powerful conduit connecting underrepresented talent to our content and brands.
The Canadian Society of Cinematographers
The Canadian Society of Cinematographers, is a not-for-profit organization that was founded in 1957. Its purpose is to foster the art and craft of cinematography and imaging professionals at all levels. Its mandate supports a full agenda of training, education, mentorship and the dissemination of the latest in technical and product information.
WHISTLER FILM FESTIVAL - WOMEN IN FOCUS MENTORSHIP
The Whistler Film Festival’s Women in Focus Mentorship program offers up to five female and/or non-binary filmmakers the chance to receive focused mentorship from an experienced executive producer.This mentorship is designed to help participants prepare for and navigate the market experience at the Whistler Film Festival + Content Summit, supporting both career and project development. Eligible applicants include filmmakers based in British Columbia who have projects in development, can include features and short-form episodic series.
GEMS - Gender Equity in Media Society - Vancouver
Gender Equity in Media Society Vancouver (GEMS) is a member-based organization committed to creating gender equity in film and television. Previously named Women in Film and Television Vancouver (WIFTV), GEMS incorporated in 1989 as a not-for-profit society registered in British Columbia. By addressing systemic barriers, GEMS works towards supporting more inclusive, representative media.
CSC Workshops
The CSC is committed to providing professional development in the form of workshops for its members, organizing learning opportunities at various levels from novice to masters. Workshops are open to members only, unless otherwise posted.
In addition to partnering with CSC sponsor companies to present discussion events regarding current technology and applications, the CSC has developed its own highly regarded series of specialist training.
ALLIA - Quebec
Through the three axes of its mission, Allia aims to support women in the creative industries in their careers, in the development of their skills and in the promotion of their talent by offering them unifying activities focused on solidarity.
WIFT - Atlantic Canada
WIFT-AT is a non-profit professional association of over 200 members that works to expand representation and gender equity in film, television, and screen-based media based in Atlantic Canada. WIFT-AT seeks to advance, connect, and inspire the careers of its members.
Reel Canada - Reel Opportunities
New studios are opening across Canada, and production volume is rising at unprecedented rates. The industry is facing an actual workforce shortage — which presents new opportunities for young Canadians to find viable careers in this sector.
Whatever your interest, skill, or level of job experience, there’s a good chance you can find a place in the Canadian film and television industry.