UBCP/ACTRA, along with our brothers and sisters in the labour moment, has been lobbying government to ensure that no workers – including performers – would be left behind when CERB comes to an end. We were pleased to learn that the Federal Government has heard this message and developed a…
If you didn’t get the chance to watch the latest MPPIA Industry Info Session with UBCP/ACTRA’s On-Set Film TV & New Media Rep Kori DePauw you can view it here.
The Premier of the Province of British Columbia has just officially announced that B.C has now moved to Phase 3 of re-opening. As such, the Province welcomes all production activity to restart or begin and all motion picture activity is encouraged across B.C. The B.C. Motion Picture Industry COVID-19 Best Practices Coalition…
The Diversity and Inclusion Committee highlights Indigenous and LGBTQ performers in the latest panels UBCP/ACTRA’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee has continued its critical initiative designed to amplify the conversation surrounding diversity in entertainment. The latest roundtable discussions feature Indigenous and LGBTQ performers including Canadian Screen Award winner Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers (THE BODY…
June 3, 2020 UBCP/ACTRA Statement Regarding Equity and Inclusion in the Current Climate of Structural RacismThe COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic downturn challenges us all to protect the health of ourselves and our loved ones and to keep our livelihoods and industry alive. It has also demonstrated the insidious nature…
Registration is now open for an Industry Information Panel Session presented by MPPIA in collaboration with The Provincial Film Commission at Creative BC WHEN: Wednesday, June 3rd 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM via Zoom Webinar Registration is limited. If you cannot register you can view the livestream…
