The Okanagan Screen Awards is a prestigious, red carpet Film Festival celebrating Local Film & Local Talent in the Okanagan Valley.
Screening everything from Films, Docs, Commercials, Music Videos Wedding Videos, Fashion, and more, this festival creates opportunity for like minded creatives to showcase their work, network, and collaborate.
The Okanagan Screen Awards will be held on March 1 & 2, 2024.
Are you ready to embark on a thrilling journey across the water? Get ready, because the Paddling Film Festival is making waves in Vernon this month! Hosted at the Towne Theatre on June 20, this festival is a celebration of all things paddle sports, promising an evening of excitement, adventure, and breathtaking cinematography. Curated from…
That’s right, everyone. OSIF‘s hugely popular HorrorFest is back again for it’s 15th year! HorrorFest brings together the most haunting films from around the Okanagan. Join us for an unforgettable journey into the heart of darkness, where every shadow holds a secret and every scream echoes in the night. Are you brave enough to embrace…
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…
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…
This past weekend, the biggest and brightest of the film award shows hit tinsel town, and as predicted, “Oppenheimer” won big , with 13 nominations and earning awards in major categories such as best director, best actor and best picture. Another big winners at the 96th Academy Awards was “Poor Things” — which won awards…
Canada celebrated an epic night yesterday, with two films standing out from the rest. Little Bird managed to take home 12 CSA’s, and BlackBerry walked away with an earth shattering 14 awards – more than any other show or film in Canadian Screen Award’s history. Curious to see who else brough home awards? Click here!
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.
