This discussion offers an overview of funding mechanisms and collaboration opportunities available to international producers looking to co-produce with Canada, as well as emerging professionals seeking to better understand the ins and outs of domestic co-production. An opportunity to gain insight into Canada’s audiovisual landscape, identify key entry points and explore the conditions that foster lasting partnerships.
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