Canada's National Screen Institute (NSI)

The newest participants in NSI Drama Prize, a training program for
producers, writers and directors run by National Screen Institute -
Canada, are in Winnipeg from all over the country to learn from…

After a strange occurrence in an alley on his way to work, a young man cannot get the experience out of his mind and is driven to the point of madness in his search for an answer.

NSI Totally Television alumna Anne Marie Scheffler presents her one-woman play Suddenly Mommy at the Black Swan Tavern in Toronto February 26 & March 5.

National Screen Institute – Canada (NSI) announced today that CEO Derek Luis has left the organization.

Award-winning screenwriter, producer, and director, Pen Densham shares some of his knowledge ahead of his presentation at the Toronto Screenwriting Conference in Toronto in April.

NSI New Voices,
run by Canada’s National Screen Institute (NSI), is looking for nine
talented Canadian Aboriginal adults aged 18 to 35 who are seeking
careers in film and TV. Apply by Thursday, March…

Two unlikely strangers meet at a foosball tournament where the real stakes turn out to be relationships, friendship and love.

Is your film script ready to shoot? Are you sure? Kellie Ann Benz tells us how to get feedback on our scripts and how to get that script just right.

Our alumni are in the news again! The Less Than Kind season 3 wrap was covered by Winnipeg Free Press and short film Babysitting Andy by Pat Mills and Alyson Richards was reviewed in The Huffington…

Danielle was taught there are four sins to always avoid: don’t kill, steal, cheat or have sex before marriage. But then she met Ethan.