IFFA PROGRAMS

Nurturing Creativity, Fostering Community

WORKSHOPS

Our workshops, including both in-person and online formats, are crafted to offer immersive, interactive learning experiences that span the full spectrum of filmmaking, from directing and screenwriting to acting and production. These workshops equip participants with crucial skills and insights, guided by seasoned industry professionals, enabling them to excel in their creative endeavours.

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On-Set Readiness Program

Our On-Set Readiness Program, hosted at satellite facilities across Canada, offers a practical and immersive experience for individuals eager to transition from theoretical learning to hands-on film production. This program provides comprehensive training in on-set dynamics, roles, and responsibilities guided by industry professionals. Participants will engage in real-world scenarios across various departments, ensuring they acquire the skills and confidence needed for effective collaboration and contribution on set.

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ACADEMY

Our Online Academy is a comprehensive platform offering an extensive array of courses designed to cover various aspects of filmmaking, taught by a cadre of esteemed Indigenous and non-Indigenous filmmakers. These courses aim to provide in-depth knowledge and insights across multiple topics, ensuring participants receive a well-rounded and enriching education.

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Cultural Awareness Training

Our Cultural Awareness Training program is designed to educate participants on historical and contemporary injustices Indigenous communities face, particularly within society and media. This comprehensive training covers essential topics, including Truth and Reconciliation, portraying Indigenous peoples in media, and strategies for creating inclusive spaces. Facilitated by subject matter experts, the program aims to foster a deep understanding and awareness, equipping participants with the knowledge to contribute to positive change.

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