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From makeup artists and fixers to virtual effects pros and producers, the Northwest Territories is full of professionals working in media.
Five years ago, the NWT Film Commission launched the territory’s first film strategy — Take One: A Film Strategy and Action Plan for the Northwest Territories. The NWT has since become known for award-winning films, circumpolar festivals, and one-of-a-kind stories.
Now, it’s time to build on that success and produce the NWT’s next film and media strategy. But first, we need your input!
For our purposes, film and media are defined as screen-based storytelling available by broadcast, streaming, or download, along with virtual reality and interactive content.
Film and media does not include things like national broadcasters like the CBC or News/North.
Scroll down and share your thoughts using the three tools below. We’ve developed:
The NWT Film Commission is also working with the NWT Professional Media Association to collect input from professionals across the territory.
Your input will influence your government’s work to strengthen the NWT’s media industries through programs, services, and initiatives.
A collection of useful links and documents can be found in our libraries to the right.
For more information, contact:
NWT Film Commission
nwtfilm@gov.nt.ca