On Screen Manitoba “IN FOCUS” Newsletter – March 10, 2011

Mar 10, 2011 | Corporate Member News

Danishka Esterhazy's film Black Field was named Best Feature Drama at the Vancouver Women in Film Festival

Click here to access the March 10, 2011 issue.

In This Issue:

On Screen Manitoba  

  • OSM Presents “Close Up” Speaker Series 

Members

  • Frantic Films Wins A Spirit Of Winnipeg Award
  • Ernesto Griffith Wins Award At Winnipeg Real To Reel Film Festival
  • Danishka Esterhazy’s Black Field Wins At Vancouver Women In Film Festival
  • Absurd Machine Film Green City To Screen At Imax
  • Merit Motion Pictures & Complex Games Win An Interactive Award 

Advocacy  

  • Government Consultations Regarding Audio-Visual Treaty Co-Pro Policy
  • Appel Aux Commentaires – La Coproduction Régie Par Des Traités 

Application Deadlines  

  • Ottawa International Animation Festival Accepting Submissions
  • Call For Entries – CBC Prime Time Television Program 

Events  

  • OSM Member Registration Discount For Banff World Media Festival 

Film Training Manitoba

  • The Empowered Audition *Next Session – Audition For Casting Director!
  • Stereoscopic 3d Production And Theory
  • C-Plot Pro: Database Program For The Costume Department

Industry  

  • BCE’s Takeover Of CTV Approved
  • Warner Bros. Tests Renting Film On Facebook For Web Cash
  • CMF 2011-12 Application Forms Available 

Job Postings  

  • Original Pictures Seeks Accountant/Book-Keeper 

Manitoba Film And Music  

  • Manitoba In The Spotlight At SXSW / Pleins Feux Sure Le Manitoba Au Festival SXSW 

National Screen Institute  

  • NSI Seeks Aboriginal Adults For Film & TV Training Program 

Winnipeg Film Group  

  • Cinematheque News For March 9 – 13 

Telefilm  

  • Call For Entries – Perspective Canada_Cannes 2011 

Important Dates And Events  

  • Festivals & Deadlines At A Glance

Click here to access the March 10, 2011 issue.

About On Screen Manitoba:

On Screen Manitoba is an innovative non-profit, membership-driven association that leads, builds and represents Manitoba’s screen-based media industry. Our association has grown and evolved over its 22 years into a vital force in the industry. We lead our community in setting common goals and in building a stronger industry. Our membership represents the full spectrum of individuals and organizations (production companies, labour groups, distributors, broadcasters, suppliers and supporting organizations) that make up the screen-based media industry in Manitoba. On Screen Manitoba membership totals nearly 300 but reaches more than 1,500 individuals. 

To find out more about On Screen Manitoba visit its website here

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