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The Alberta Media Production Industries Association promotes the interests of all Alberta producers and creative talent working in motion picture, television, and digital content production. We liaison with government, facilitate community awareness, develop careers, and promote the content of our members through events, workshops, and partnerships with industry experts. Membership allows emerging and established producers to meet, connect, and collaborate.

2023 AMPIA Rosie Awards

The 50th anniversary celebration of the Alberta Film and Television Awards (the Rosies) will held on Saturday, September 30th in Edmonton, Alberta. Rosies will be awarded in 57 categories. Host and venue to be announced.

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The Latest News & Updates

Industry events and breakthroughs · What’s happening in Alberta

‘The Last of Us’ premiere draws excitement, momentum for Alberta film industry

‘The Last of Us,’ the biggest production in Alberta’s history, premieres this weekend. As Adam MacVicar reports, the local film industry hopes the show and other productions will help spur more interest in Alberta – Jan 12, 2023

Edmonton-made horror film Skinamarink breaks three million at the box office

A horror movie made in Edmonton is making waves in the horror industry. IFC Films

Alberta filmmaker shares residential school survivor’s story

A film made in the Edmonton area tells the incredible story of residential school survivor elder Betty Ross. ‘Return to the Falls’ features young Edmonton actor Amelia McLintock.

Black filmmakers on a roll in Edmonton’s thriving film and TV scene

Surge of talent includes screenwriter Brian Ghettuba’s new release on Netflix

Feature film Bones of Crows to screen in Alberta

Bones of Crows, the feature film written and directed by Métis/Dene filmmaker Marie Clements, has expanded its national Indigenous community screening tour with dates in Alberta

This is the third Oscar nomination for the team of St. Albert-born Wendy Tilby and Calgary’s Amanda Forbis

Local filmmaker brings home prestigious award

Fraser Costen and the newly won ROSIE award stopped by the 91.5FM CochraneNow studio

Success Stories

A look at some of the people and productions who are making history in Alberta

Lift – Short Film

After a cocky Edmonton pilot is grounded from flying in WWII, he and his brother search for their sense of self among the returning post-war heroes.

The Revenant

The crew filmed the majority of “The Revenant” in Canada. According to Looper, they filmed quite a few scenes in an area of the Canadian Rockies west of Calgary, Alberta, in Kananaskis Country.

Come True

Come True, a nightmarish, slow-burn horror film, was shot entirely in this city by filmmaker Anthony Scott Burns, who is in the process of moving back to Edmonton himself. It’s not a jump-scare kind of freak fest, but an ode to the shadows of our nightmares, of waking dreams.

Skinamarink

A creak of floorboards, a groaning door hinge, a sense of movement in the darkness and little else. Edmonton filmmaker Kyle Edward Ball exploits this minimalism in the wee hours of the night to horrific effect in his film Skinamarink.

Featured Profiles

Showcasing some of the incredible Alberta media professionals making waves in the industry right now. Learn more about these talented individuals and their outstanding projects.

Katrina Beatty

Innovative Director/Producer

Katrina Beatty has written and directed several short films and music videos including Cold, 21 Floors, Nausea, The Dinner Table, The Meat Market, and Day to Day on various formats from 16mm film to the RED EPIC.

People in the Spotlight

Kyle Ball

Writer/Director/Producer

Edmonton-raised filmmaker whose film 'Skinamarink' has received positive reviews from outlets like Roger Ebert, The New York Times, and Rolling Stone, was made with a mind-blowingly small budget of $15,000 U.S and has since grossed over 3-million dollars at the box-office.

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