This is creative technology. Made in BC.
DigiBC is the creative technology industry association for British Columbia, where the creative tech ecosystem includes over 250 companies and dozens of specialized post-secondary programs. We actively work on behalf of our member organizations, which span the video game/interactive, animation, visual effects, VR/AR, and virtual production subsectors.
The creative tech industry generates over 16,000 high-value jobs in our province. For nearly three decades, DigiBC has been a dedicated advocate for this dynamic sector, promoting its growth through advocacy, policy engagement, growth programs, talent initiatives, events, and member support.
We engage with governments to help grow our sector, partner with educational institutions to develop creative tech curriculum, promote diversity and inclusion within our sector, and facilitate networking and knowledge sharing among our members.
The impact of our work? Economic growth and job creation, talent development and community building within the creative tech sector, and increased awareness of the extraordinary creativity and achievements of BC’s creative tech talent.
DigiBC is proud to co-present alongside the Vancouver International Film Festival, the Signals Creative Tech Expo, an interactive and immersive expo that showcases truly outstanding storytelling in video games, XR, virtual production, and AI – all with a focus on world-class Canadian and Indigenous works.
The Work Placement Pilot Project, launched in May 2024, creates work placement opportunities for post-secondary students in BC’s creative technology sector, helping them to launch successful careers in animation, visual effects, video games, or extended reality.
Digicamps provide students aged 8-13 with interactive and hands-on experiences building creative tech applications—from video games to virtual reality.
DigiBC has partnered with Vancouver Community College, the Centre for Digital Media, BCIT, and Emily Carr University to offer micro-credential programs addressing the talent shortage in BC’s growing creative technology sector.
Play to Learn is an interactive program designed to introduce middle school students to Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) related career paths.
Science World’s Creative Technology Gallery was developed through a partnership with DigiBC, drawing on local expertise from over 250 creative tech companies. The gallery aims to inspire and empower visitors to explore creative technology, fostering imagination and experimentation.
Signals is an interactive and immersive expo showcasing bold and innovative storytelling in video games, XR, virtual production, and AI—all with a focus on world-class Canadian and Indigenous works.
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