One Stop Business Workshop Vancouver IN-PERSON EVENT

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This FREE workshop will provide pre-emerging independent producers and content creators from traditionally underrepresented groups in the media industry (Indigenous, Black, people of colour, people with disabilities, 2SLGBTQI+, and women) with practical information about the business and financing side of content creation.

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For any accessibility requirements, please email Audreanna Lartey at [email protected] by November 20, 2024.

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What basics do you need to know and think about to produce a piece of content? Industry Reps will share their knowledge and insights.

This is a moderated 60 minute panel session followed by a 30 minute Q&A

Panelists: Lisa Broadfoot (CMPA); Janine Steele (CMF); Scott White (CAVCO); Lisa Clarkson (CBC) and moderated by Marsha Newbery (Thunderbird Entertainment & Producing for the Planet)

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A Fictional Digital Short Documentary Case Study will be shared for all participants to work through providing some practical hands-on experience. (30 mins)

Exercise 1: Your documentary idea has been picked up for development....what do you do next? (30 mins)

Exercise 2: You've been greenlit for production.... now what? (30 mins)

Exercise 3: How to finance your project. (30 mins)

This is roundtable work to be done with your table mates and guided by Industry Reps. This is a 90-minute session with a 30-minute initial panel.

Panelist: Tracey Doyle (CAVCO); Sheila Peacock (CBC BC); Mathew Parry (Creative BC); Marcia Douglas (Bell Fund); Clara Lee (CBC); Patrice Ramsey (Knowledge Network)

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From conception to the finished project - we will discuss experiences and business realities facing producers as they bring their projects to life.

This will be a 45-minute panel with 15 minutes for Q&A. Audience questions will be supplied and answered live.

Panelist: Sheila Peacock (CBC); Kevin Wong (Independent Producer); Janine Steele (CMF)

Attendees can send their questions in advance to [email protected] or can ask in the live session.

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Children are more connected with content today than ever before, whether they are on their iPads, watching T.V., or on their parent's phones. We will examine the state of children's programming here in Canada. We will cover how to break into the market and tips and tools to make you and your content stand out.

This will be a 30 minute panel followed by a 15 minute Q&A.

Panelists: Jennifer McCarron (Atomic Cartoon); Michele Paris (Knowledge Network); Agnes Augustin (Shaw Rocket Fund)

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

CBC Vancouver, 700 Hamilton Street, Vancouver, Canada