Hands-on workshops.
Dynamic Instructors.
Increasing awareness of job opportunities across Manitoba.
Developing Manitoba’s Film and Television Industry through customized internships, mentorships, and upgrades.
Film Training Manitoba (FTM) is developing programming for 2026 and beyond. We want to hear from Manitoba-based film professionals, companies, and members of our community about workforce training, industry partnerships, and skills development they wish to see. The survey will be open until April 16, 2026. FTM is a member of the Province of Manitoba’s …
Date: March 27 & 28, 2026 (10:00 AM – 4:30 PM)Location: 245 McDermot Ave – 2nd floorRegistration Fee: $80.00 Have you ever dreamed of working behind the scenes on film sets, helping bring characters to life through makeup? Whether you’re a beauty enthusiast or a film lover, this hands-on workshop offers an exciting introduction to …
Date: March 20, 2026 (5:00 PM – 6:30 PM)Location: 245 McDermot Ave., 2nd floor* Refreshments will be offered Registrations are now closed! Calling all performers, filmmakers, and creative folks! Focus Hub Inc. and Film Training Manitoba are teaming up again for a meetup for people working in (or curious about) the performing arts and film industries. During …
Film Training Manitoba wishes to congratulate Jordan Samuel for recently receiving an Academy Award in the category Best Makeup and Hairstyling for the film Frankenstein. Congratulations, Jordan! FTM is a non-for-profit charity and member of the Province of Manitoba’s Sector Council program funded through the Economic Development, Investment, Trade and Natural Resources. FTM builds a highly skilled and adaptable …
Calling Manitoba’s Storytellers to Pitch Unscripted Content for Global Audiences Winnipeg, Manitoba – February 27, 2026 – Black Watch Entertainment is excited to announce Pitch Day Manitoba, a dedicated pitching event for unscripted content creators. This opportunity invites producers, writers, actors, directors, journalists and everyday storytellers from across Manitoba to present compelling, ready-to-develop projects to …
James McLellan’s passion for film began in the early 1990s after creating an eyebrow-raising music video for his high school film festival. He became a visual arts teacher and pioneered narrative film production education in Winnipeg public schools over a 28-year career, producing 14 feature films and countless shorts, forming the basis of the Rogers TV …
