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Miscellaneous Film Schools
In 1986, the National Screen Institute-Canada (NSI-Canada) was formed in order to meet an increased demand for comprehensive film and television training outside of the huge metropolitan centres. The NSI-Canada adopted DramaLab and the Local Heroes Film Festival as its two flagship programs. In 1990, after an in-depth evaluation, NSI-Canada's Board of Directors introduced a new flagship program, Drama Prize, in order to adapt to the industry's ever changing needs. Through Drama Prize, participants build their skills while producing their films. The unique format combines production incentives, mentorship, professional development workshops and a guaranteed screening during the Local Heroes International Screen Festival. Today, Canada is the world's second largest exporter of television programming. Our films are playing to larger audiences, and gaining widespread critical acclaim. At the National Screen Institute, now with offices in both Edmonton and Winnipeg, the work continues.
http://www.screentradecanada.com/Index1.html Screen Trade Canada - promotes Canadian film and television, featuring
A comprehensive and extensive search site to educational institutions across Canada.
http://www.pch.gc.ca/culture/cult_ind/film-video.htm
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