OTTAWA, November 2, 2021 – Today, the Canadian Media Producers Association opened registration for Prime Time 2022. This year, the media production conference will be a hybrid event, offering an expanded suite of online programming and virtual meetings, as well as pop-up networking events across Canada. The conference will take place from February 3 to 11, 2022, and registration is again free this year.

“Prime Time 2022 is poised to be bigger than ever, as we build on the record-breaking 3,000 delegates from last year and offer more opportunities to learn from and interact with leaders from across the media production industry,” said Andrew Addison, Vice-President, Marketing, Communications and Membership, CMPA. “With the world opening up and production back in full force, this year’s event will be a one-of-a-kind opportunity for members of the industry to reconnect with one another, though unique events taking place both in-person and online.”

Prime Time 2022 will include thought-provoking panels and keynotes, buyer briefings and one-on-one pitching sessions, as well as profile-building opportunities and enhanced networking offerings for industry leaders from across Canada and the world. More details about the in-person events will be unveiled in the coming weeks. Strict COVID-19 protocols and adherence to provincial health and safety guidelines will be enforced.

Registration for Prime Time 2022 is now open at PrimeTime2022.com.

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ABOUT PRIME TIME

For over 25 years the CMPA’s Prime Time conference has been the pre-eminent meeting place for leaders with an interest in media production, broadcasting, television, and feature film in Canada. The multi-day event attracts hundreds of C-suite executives, senior decision-makers, funders, top producers, and government leaders from across Canada and around the world who are looking for actionable industry intelligence and the opportunity to build relationships to gain an edge in the global media marketplace. PrimeTime2022.com

ABOUT THE CMPA

The Canadian Media Producers Association is the national advocacy organization for independent producers, representing hundreds of companies engaged in the development, production, and distribution of English-language content made for television, cinema, and digital media channels. We work to promote the continued success of the Canadian production sector and to ensure a bright future for the diverse content made by our members for both domestic and international audiences. cmpa.ca

For more information:
Kyle O’Byrne
Manager, Media Relations & Communications, CMPA
kyle.obyrne@cmpa.ca