Telefilm Canada is currently accepting entries of Canadian feature films on behalf of the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR). Founded in 1972, the IFFR, one of Europe’s biggest and most important film events, focuses mostly on innovative and independent cinema.

Since 1952, India has hosted 55 editions of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) both competitive and non-competitive. The festival became an annual event from 1975 onwards. The 56th edition of the festival which includes a competition for feature films from all continents will be held in Goa.

The Production Program provides financial support to B.C.-based independent creators in the production of commercially ready and market-viable longer-form motion picture projects that reflect and enhance the cultural diversity of the province.

The Canadian Creative Accelerator (CCA) is organized by the Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) at the Consulate General of Canada in Los Angeles. The 2025 program will kick off in October 2025 with curated workshops, in person meetings, and 1:1 mentorship across 1 month.

Telefilm Canada is currently accepting entries for Canadian production and distribution companies wishing to join the Canada Pavilion at the MIPCOM CANNES 2025 and to benefit from a discounted rate on accreditation.

EAVE, European Audiovisual Entrepreneurs, is one of the leading training and development providers for producers in Europe, renowned for its EAVE Producers Workshop. EAVE is a residential workshop program with a strong focus on network building.

Since 1952, India has hosted 55 editions of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) both competitive and non-competitive. The festival became an annual event from 1975 onwards. The 56th edition of the festival which includes a competition for feature films from all continents will be held in Goa.

Applications are open for the St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival’s Michelle Jackson Emerging Filmmaker Award. With a total value of over $45,000, this career-launching program offers in-kind support, mentorship & $15,000 in cash funds for emerging women and gender-diverse filmmakers in Newfoundland and Labrador to create a short film.

Submissions are now being accepted for the upcoming Toronto International Music Video Festival (TIMVF). TIMVF continues to unite musicians and film professionals in a collaborative and inspiring environment.

Each year, Telefilm Canada coordinates the Pan-Canadian Selection Committee and the process to determine which Canadian film will be submitted for the International Film Award competition at the Academy Awards™.

The Emerging TV Producers Program (ETVP) provides training and mentorship for up to ten women and gender-diverse creators, with the goal of providing business skills, training and connections to break into the complex Canadian TV production system.

The Venice International Film Critics’ Week is currently accepting submissions to its up-coming edition. The Venice Critics’ Week is an independent and parallel section of the Venice International Film Festival.