Derek James Trapp started working in the film industry in 2017 and has been making a living in the industry since then. He has experience in front of the camera as an actor, behind the scenes as a crew member, has worked in the production office, works from home casting for productions, and has experience …
Thank you for all of the positive responses and information Film Training Manitoba received on FTM’s summer survey 2022. As a member of the Manitoba Sector council program, FTM conducts workforce development and skills development for MB’s film industry. FTM uses human resource metrics such as surveys, participant evaluations, and industry consultation to program training for …
When: August 27th & September 10th, 202210 AM to 1 PMWhere: Online via ZoomPrice: $50 deposit (DGC-MDC members and apprentices)$50 (general/non-union)note: No shows will not receive refunds as per FTM’s cancellation policy Register here. Scroll down and select “Supervisory Series” About the course: Using scenarios from the media production industry, participants will develop skills that can be applied on set, …
When: August 27th to 28th 10 AM to 4 PM (includes an hour lunch break)Where: William F. White Price: General – $95 IATSE 856 members and permittees – $75 Register here. Scroll down and select “Film Lighting Intensive” About the course: This professional development course is for individuals interested in learning and developing their skills …
The article highlights some high-level information on Shopping Agreements and Option & Purchase agreements in the context of film production. Find the article here. FTM is a non-for-profit charity and member of the Province of Manitoba’s sector council program through the Department of Economic Development and Jobs. FTM builds a highly skilled and adaptable film industry …
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Over three days in June 2022, Film Training Manitoba (FTM) partnered with over 30 organizations to launch Canada’s first Summit for Women in Film Trades (SWIFT). Select partners included the Department for the Status of Women, IATSE 856, and the DGC-MDC. FTM gathered labour market information in 2021 and noted less than 30 percent of Manitobans …