The Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television will hold a series of virtual presentations to reveal this year’s winners live-streamed on their Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube channels. Thanks to the partnership with CBC and CTV and with … Continued
CSA’s ‘Where To Watch’ Online!

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Canadian Screen Award-nominated films and content have been made available online! What better way to support Canadian artists and talent?! Watch: https://www.academy.ca/wheretowatch/ **************************************************************************************************************************************** With the Canadian Screen Awards … Continued
Call For Entries

Canadian Screen Awards Week is March 23-29, 2020. Submissions now accepted at https://www.academy.ca/awards/
Academy Screen Arts Festival Mar 29

Our Priya Rao hosts a post-screening Q&A with Director, Robert Budreau at Cineplex Yonge & Dundas in Toronto.
Academy Screen Arts Festival Mar 23rd–What Walaa Wants

Every Saturday leading up to the live Canadian Screen Awards broadcast on March 31 a different Canadian Screen Award-nominated film will be screened, each event includes door prizes, special guests, or pre-taped content created especially … Continued
Screen Arts Fest launches in March!

Every Saturday leading up to the live Canadian Screen Awards broadcast on March 31 a different Canadian Screen Award-nominated film will be screened, each event includes door prizes, special guests, or pre-taped content created especially … Continued
Congrats to all the CSA nominees!

It’s great to see our great Canadian talent recognized. Family First | Chien de garde A Colony | Une colonie The Great Darkened Days | La grande noirceur Genesis | Genèse … Continued
FWC at the 2018 Canadian Screen Awards

Our team was live at the CSAs and caught some fun moments. Browse our photo album: CSAs2018
Honouring International Holocaust Remembrance Day Jan 27th

This week, as we remember and honour International Holocaust Remembrance Day, millions of lives lost to genocide, and the important stories of holocaust survivors, First Weekend Club and CanadaScreens.ca invite you to include watching … Continued
From Volunteering to Doing “God’s Work” for the Canadian Film Industry

Stories help us learn about ourselves and each other. We can see ourselves reflected in the movies we watch and gain insights into our complex human condition. After having worked on mostly American productions for years … Continued