During one of the two days, each participant will receive an individual 45-minute, one-on-one session with senior film & television producer Phyllis Laing of Buffalo Gal Pictures. Participants should come prepared to discuss a project (or projects) that they are currently developing. In advance of the session, participants are expected to research potential funding sources and be …
Film Training Manitoba (FTM) is pleased to present this two-day workshop for individuals interested in learning about professional lighting techniques in the film and television industry. Through a series of hands-on, practical exercises, participants will learn about various professional lighting techniques and trends in the industry. Topics to be covered will…
This focused, single day course – based on the previously offered two-day “Money Matters” workshop – will provide you with the fundamentals and essentials tools to become more successful in managing your department budget whether you are a seasoned key or…
Filmmaker John Paizs will supervise and coach each participant throughout this hands-on workshop, with the aim of inspiring the necessary critical discussion that will help you become a working director at an accelerated rate. From learning how to visualize a scene well before you step behind the camera, to filming your scene under expert guidance, to screening …
This two part intensive workshop will cater to any filmmaker looking to expand their knowledge in directing. Directing is a daunting task with no fixed rules and can become overwhelming. This workshop will cover directing aspects that will help individuals hone their skills as a director by… Find out more »
Film Training Manitoba (FTM) is pleased to present this 2-day workshop for those interested in learning more about working in the Lighting and Grip Departments. Through hands-on practical exercises, participants will learn how to scout and rig locations… Find out more »
A background in Accounting is beneficial but is NOT required. Administrative and/or clerical skills would be assets. Production companies are currently looking for highly organized and self-motivated individuals who are interested in working in the accounting department of upcoming local film & television productions. The job itself would be full time but would also entail …
FTM’s Programs & Communications Assistant for over three years, Jenna Neepin has a unique perspective on FTM’s role in the local community – especially with being an up-and-coming filmmaker in her own right. See what she also has to say about starting out in the industry initially as a FTM trainee!