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!
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…
Calling all local filmmakers! OSIF (The Okanagan Society of Independent Filmmakers) has partnered with the Snakebite Film Festival to bring you an exciting film contest with a chance to win up to a $1500 cash prize! Register today through the OSIF site , and between January 11th-16th 2024, you will have 5 days to write,…
OSIF and Snakebite Film Festival in Penticton have partnered for a 5 Day Film Competition. Fourteen teams are currently racing to complete their short films where they all have the same prop, character, and line of dialogue and had to choose between seven genres and seven themes/sub genres for their film. Selected films will be…
Canadian filmmaker Caitlyn Sponheimer, is making her feature directorial debut with Wild Goat Surf, which filmed in Penticton, BC in August of 2022. The film is a coming of age story about a young skater girl who is growing up in an RV park with her mother in the summer of 2003. She dreams of…
Last weekend marked a sensational event in Kelowna as the much-anticipated Okanagan Screen Awards unfolded in a dazzling display of local talent and cinematic brilliance. The event was a resounding success, showcasing the region’s film industry and the extraordinary individuals behind it. The Okanagan Screen Awards, now in its second year, has become a cornerstone…
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…
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.
