The Directors Guild of Canada is awarding a $1,500 cash prize to the director of a Canadian feature film project.

Rogers is awarding a 1 000$ grant in cash to a Canadian project.

EURODOC is committed to offering a 700€ grant in cash and a one year EURODOC membership to an international feature-length project. EURODOC has also committed to awarding, as a special mention, a one-year membership to EURODOC along with a consultation session to support a second international feature film project.

CineGround is offering a $5,000 bursary in the form of post-production services to a Canadian feature film project.

Main Film is awarding a $2,000 grant in film equipment rental services, a $500 cash prize, and a one-year subscription to Main Film services for a Québec feature film project.

Royal Photo is committed to offering two grants in equipment rental services. A 2,500$ grant for a canadian feature-length project and 2,000$ for a canadian short or medium-length project.

Vital Distribution is awarding a $500 cash prize to a Canadian short or medium-length film project.

The professional market at Bavaria's DOK.fest München is offering a Québec feature film project the opportunity to participate in DOK.forum München in May 2025. This prize includes travel to Munich, made possible with support from the Ministry of Culture and Communications of Québec.

T&S COOP  is offering a $500 grant in subtitling services for a Canadian short or medium-length film project. 

SLA Location is committed to offering a 2,500$ grant in equipment rental services to a Canadian short or medium-length project.

Lussier & Khouzam is offering a $1,000 grant in legal services to a Canadian short or medium-length film project.

Parati Films is offering its services for the translation of a documentary film project dossier into either French or English for an international feature film project. Parati Films is also offering three production coaching sessions for a short or medium-length film project.

Vidéographe is offering a $500 grant in editing and digitization room rental services or equipment, along with a one-year membership to Vidéographe, to a Canadian short or medium-length film project.

Several participants from outside Montreal and outside Québec will receive financial assistance through the Peter Wintonick Travel Grant, made possible by the generosity of the Canadian documentary community: EyeSteelFilm, Invisible Hand Productions, Intuitive Pictures,John Walker Productions,Kensington Communications,Picture This Productions,Bunbury Films, Colonelle Films, Fathom Film Group, and Cinema Politica.