Free Professional Development Training Programs for Film & TV Workers (May 26-27 & June 10)

Be part of the growing network of 200+ BC film professionals who have advanced their careers through these programs that have been designed to foster inclusive, empowered workplaces across the motion picture industry.

Creative Pathways™ and Elevate Inclusion Strategies are offering FREE online Professional Development Programs for Film & TV Workers, which also includes those working in post production animation and visual effects.

Benefits:

  • Free training for attendees by recognized industry professional and facilitator Natasha Tony
  • Courses are highly participatory and have breakout sessions where attendees can learn from and network with each other
  • Join a growing group of alumni across the film industry (200+ people in British Columbia trained since October 2024)
  • Social media badge and certificate of completion


LEARN MORE & REGISTER HERE: Professional Development Programs | Creative Pathways™


Inclusive Workplaces for Film and Television Workers

📅  June 10, 9:30am – 4pm
➡️ Cost: Free (valued at $250)
This full-day session will deepen film workers’ understanding of anti-discrimination, unconscious bias and cultural awareness. Using an OH&S lens, participants will complete the training with a knowledge and understanding of their roles and responsibilities in creating an inclusive workplace.


Inclusive Leadership for Film and Television for Leaders & Supervisors
📅 May 26 & 27, 9:30am – 4pm
➡️ Cost: Free (valued at $500)
Using a human rights and Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) lens, topics include discrimination and harassment and its impacts, cultural awareness, unconscious bias, psycho-social health, and informal and formal grievance processes.  Following this foundational session, the retreat moves onto the knowledge and tools needed to empower crews with inclusive leadership practices.

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