Another Locally Filmed Show Set To Air

The hit show Tracker has been filming a lot in the Okanagan, and the latest episode is coming out this Sunday.
Check out the trailer here!

The hit show Tracker has been filming a lot in the Okanagan, and the latest episode is coming out this Sunday.
Check out the trailer here!

The Roundhay Garden Scene was the very first moving picture, and was produced in 1888. The French inventor, Louis Le Prince, filmed his family prancing around in a circle in an extraordinary two second clip. It might not seem like much now, but that innovation is what lead to the commercialized cameras and motion pictures…

Exciting news, everyone! (Meaning, you’re going to want to read this blog post!) Creative BC’s Slate Development Program is now open and accepting applications until March 4th. The Slate Development Program is designed to support the company growth of mid-level and experienced B.C. based production companies who have a significant track record of owned and controlled independent production in the province. The…

Okay, okay. We lied. We’ve all signed some pretty serious NDA’s with our clients and can’t reveal specifically what’s filming in town. However, someone who was really curious could have a look at Creative BC’s website at their Production List because it happens to include our local productions on it too. (Just saying)

The Okanagan TV/Film Forum #3 promises to be an exceptional gathering, continuing the tradition of its predecessors with a stellar lineup of industry experts on the panel. Seize this unparalleled networking opportunity and ensure you don’t miss out!

The people spoke, and the theatres listened. The world’s very first feature film written by ChatGPT was scheduled to launch in London this past week, but the new technology is facing some real world problems even AI didn’t predict. When publicity began announcing the premiere, the Prince Charles Theatre began receiving complaints (over 200, to…

BC Officials are headed to LA this week, with the goal of promoting the benefits of filming in our Province. Leading the delegation are 3 newly appointed NDP MLA’s (Minister of Finance Brenda Bailey, Minister of Tourism Spence Chandra Herbert, and Parliamentary Secretary for Arts and Film Nina Kreiger). “We are getting to work right…

The Okanagan Film Commission endeavours to cultivate a prosperous regional film and animation industry by promoting and delivering exceptional services to local and international production companies alike. With over three decades of experience, we stand out as industry leaders in British Columbia, committed to bolstering local businesses and creating job opportunities for our talented crew members.

