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CineFAM Moves forward with "LIMITLESS" - Vimarsana News

CineFAM Moves forward with "LIMITLESS"

The CaribbeanTales Black Incubator and Studio Access Project (CTBISAP) announces the participants of the 2023 cohort of its "Limitless" training program for emerging Black Canadian filmmakers. The program is designed to build capacity in the Black Canadian film industry by providing IP knowledge and skills acquisition, training in marketing and…

The Creators Of Colour Launches Online Pitch Competition - Vimarsana News

The Creators Of Colour Launches Online Pitch Competition

CTMG will launch its “Creators of Colour Online Pitch Competition ' September 19, 2022, on CaribbeanTales and Creators of Colour websites. After months of work by our Training division, the highly anticipated competition is here & runs until voting ends midnight, September 30th. The winner will be announced on social…

Caribbeantales Media Group Announces 'The Big Pitch' - Vimarsana News

Caribbeantales Media Group Announces 'The Big Pitch'

Toronto, On - CaribbeanTales Media Group, (CTMG)founded by filmmaker, producer & member of the Directors Branch Executive Committee of The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Frances-Anne Solomon announced this year’s “The Big Pitch” will take place on September 11th. “The Big Pitch,” in partnership with the Toronto International…

When it comes to representation, Black Canadian filmmakers say gains are slow, steady - Vimarsana News

When it comes to representation, Black Canadian filmmakers say gains are slow, steady

TORONTO - When Tonya Williams began acting in the late 1970s in Canada, she noticed she was often the only person of colour in the room. Jobs were few and

When it comes to representation, Black Canadian filmmakers say gains are slow, steady | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

When it comes to representation, Black Canadian filmmakers say gains are slow, steady | iNFOnews

TORONTO - When Tonya Williams began acting in the late 1970s in Canada, she noticed she was often the only person of colour in the room.

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