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Women and Gender-Diverse Carpentry Workshop in Partnership with North Forge, MCSC and CM&E

Film Training Manitoba recently partnered with North Forge, the Manitoba Construction Sector Council (MCSC), and Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CM&E) on their new Women and Gender-Diverse Carpentry Workshop. This workshop provides an introduction to using tools with confidence, whether you’re pursuing a potential career in the trades or simply acquiring the skills to tackle projects …

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Reel Career Profile Series: Gabriel Daniels

Gabriel Daniels was born in Ottawa, Ontario, and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. Gabriel started acting in high school drama class, which led him to Edmonton’s Citadel Theatre. During that time, he was also auditioning for film and television. Gabriel landed his first role on a CBC film called Frost Fire. Shortly after that, he took …

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SWIFT 2025 – Registrations Open!

SWIFT 2025 Keynote Speaker: Internationally Renowned Production Designer, Elisabeth Williams (Three-time Emmy Winner) Date: Saturday, December 6, 2025 (8:00 AM – 6:00 PM)Location: University of Winnipeg (Riddell Hall – 411 Spence Street)Registration Fees: General Admission: $50.00 | Students from any post-secondary school: $25.00 *Please note: Registrations are non-transferable. Registrations must be the attendees. Film Training Manitoba …

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Work in Manitoba (WIM) Job Portal

Film Training Manitoba is delighted to share this unique recruitment platform for individuals looking to connect with job seekers across Canada with Manitoban employers. As detailed, the Work in Manitoba job portal is an innovative, one-stop platform that connects job seekers across Canada and worldwide! Creating an account is free and is designed for both …

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Film Training Manitoba Congratulates Luther Alexander on Reaching 1,000 Miles in One Year

Film Training Manitoba (FTM) proudly extends congratulations to former FTM board member Luther Alexander, who has achieved an incredible milestone—completing 1,000 miles of running within one year. Luther began his running journey in the summer of 2023 and hasn’t looked back since. Luther Alexander is an Indigenous freelance cinematographer from Minegoziibe Anishinabe (Pine Creek First …

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This week's Reel Career Profile is Gabriel Daniels!Gabriel Daniels was born in Ottawa, Ontario, and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. Gabriel started acting in high school drama class, which led him to Edmonton’s Citadel Theatre. During that time, he was also auditioning for film and television. Gabriel landed his first role on a CBC film called Frost Fire. Shortly after that, he took a hiatus from acting, and it wasn’t until moving to Winnipeg years later that he got back into acting, where he landed a role in Eye of the Beast. Since then, some of Gabriel’s acting credits include roles in The Don Cherry Story, Goon, Cashing In, Road of Iniquity, Fractured, Stand, Burden of Truth, Hunter Hunter, Ann Rule: House on Fire, Ice Road, Alter Boys, Aberdeen and Acting Good.In addition to acting, Gabriel Daniels is proud to have had the opportunity to take part in an important Indigenous rights Court Case. After the passing of his father, Harry Daniels, Gabriel stepped in as representative in R v Daniels, which took him to the Supreme Court of Canada and ultimately won the case, which recognized Metis rights within the Federal Government system.Gabriel is currently a member of ACTRA and IATSE 856.What has been a substantial change in the industry since you started?For me, there has been a huge change in the representation of the Indigenous people in the industry. When I started as a grip back in 2003, I remember only Beth-Ann being the only Indigenous person working in Winnipeg film for years.Read Gabriel's full profile here: filmtraining.mb.ca/reel-career-profile-series-gabriel-daniels/ See MoreSee Less
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The holidays are approaching fast, and the chilly weather is making it the perfect time to stay in and start watching some Manitoba-made Christmas and Holiday Movies! FTM has compiled an updated list of Manitoba-made holiday movies. Here is the link to explore our movie guide: filmtraining.mb.ca/made-in-manitoba-movies-tis-the-season-a-film-training-manitoba-guide-to-manit… See MoreSee Less
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