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AMPIA partnered with the Women in Film and Television Alberta (WIFTA) to bring the “Martini Madness After Party,” a wonderful networking social during the Banff World Media Festival. Thanks to all our industry members who attended! For more photos visit WIFTA’s Facebook Page.
Opening Day! https://twitter.com/imagineNATIVE/status/1310942412135596034
🏆 Congratulations to Charles Hamilton for winning a #RosieAward at the Alberta Film & Television Awards for cinematography for “Mary Mackagonne,” a STORYHIVE-funded short film from the first-ever Indigenous Edition. ✨ @YourAMPIA
Thanks to everyone who tuned in to The #RosieAwards2020 last night! If you missed it, be sure to catch a replay!
Here's the full listing of award recipients on our website. Our congrats again!
https://ampia.org/2020-rosie-winners/
#ABFilm #ABCreates #KeepAlbertaRolling #YYCFilm #YEGFilm
Bravo and congrats!
An episode of @SYFYVanHelsing I was #sounddesigner on won a @YourAMPIA #RosieAwards for Best Overall Sound! This episode featured the collapse of society due to vampire apocalypse... WITH ABSOLUTELY NO MUSIC. It was a beast! Congrats @propellerstudio
https://youtu.be/YEL_EWWHeTg?t=2755
Alberta Media Production Industries Association (AMPIA) is a non-profit professional association incorporated in 1973. At its inception, its mandate was to support the independent motion picture industry as a viable economic and cultural force within the Province of Alberta.
