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We’re so proud of our membership! Four of our AMPIA members were showcased by the Calgary Herald in a series on the new wave of independent filmmakers!
Read about: Trevor Smith (Pictured Above), Kyle Thomas, Cameron Macgowan and Spencer Estabrooks.
Articles by Eric Volmers, Calgary Herald. Photo by Christina Ryan.
Upcoming workshop by @artsedmonton!
Taxes for Artists - Tuesday, January 26.
Led by an accountant who will cover CERB repayments, record keeping, expenses you can claim etc!
Register for this free session by emailing grants@edmontonarts.ca
#yycarts #abarts
Hey @ryanjespersen we loved the side-comment about #Foley in todays #RealTalkRJ episode!
We do a little bit more than crumple-up paper on our #FoleyStage (the first & only one in Alberta) - like footsteps, props & cloth - but we appreciate the advocacy👊
#abfilm @samuelgbrooks
📢 It's time for the second round of our Early Stage Project Grants! Last year's went so well we're re-introducing this stream of funding and are excited to open applications on Jan 18, 2021. Head to our website on Monday to see if your third-party costs are eligible for funding!
#CIFF2021 Film Submissions are now OPEN! 🎬
Taking place Sept 23 - Oct 3, 2021 CIFF showcases over 180 short and feature-length, multi-genre films, from Canada and around the world, offering over $20,000 in cash and prizes.
Submit now👉http://www.ciffcalgary.ca/festival/film-submissions/
Just a few minutes from the spectacular 14th season of @HeartlandOnCBC!
Congratulations to @SEVEN24films!
Heartland is Canada's longest-running one-hour scripted drama. 🎉
#ABFilm #YYCFilm #ABCreates
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.
