We aim to make British Columbia the world’s leading center for creative technology, ensuring that creative tech is a cornerstone in the broader technology & media ecosystem, and that the sector grows and thrives for current and future generations.
Ever wonder what it’s like to work at an animation studio in British Columbia? Well, you’re in luck and we’ve got you sorted! Join us as we take you on a virtual tour of Atomic Cartoons and hear all about what life is like in the office and what types of careers are available in the world of animation.
Higher education is going modular – and Simon Fraser University is the latest B.C. institution to tap the trend. The university’s School of Interactive Arts and Technology (SIAT) has introduced a new micro-credential program in Human-Centred AI and Creative Technology.
DigiBC’s Work Placement Pilot Program (WPP) is on a mission to equip B.C. post-secondary students with the experience, skills, and confidence to thrive in creative tech careers.
DigiBC’s Work Placement Pilot Project is well underway, and we’re thrilled to announce that we are hiring talented students for a variety of roles at Video Game, Animation, VFX and XR studios.
The ninth annual Creative Industries Week (April 22-26) brought industry associations, key stakeholders, and creators together with government to celebrate BC’s dynamic creative sectors.
Knowing the importance of fostering talent and providing practical experience to help grow the creative tech industry in BC, DigiBC, supported by the Province of British Columbia, has developed the groundbreaking Work Placement Program.
As Creative Technology Day (CTD) 2024 draws to a close, we are thrilled to spotlight and celebrate the remarkable achievements of our DigiBC members over the past year.
Are you currently working in film or video games and looking for a new challenge where you can add to your skill-set, meet new people, and make some extra cash?
DigiBC, in partnership with Nordicity, has launched a survey of the XR industry in BC.
