Canadian filmmaker and author of The Shorts Report blog Kellie Ann Benz will be writing a regular column for the National Screen Institute website.

Our friends at the Canadian Film Centre (CFC) are looking for applicants for two of their training programs.

Congratulations to National Screen Institute alumna Liz Jarvis and the rest of the team behind Amreeka on scoring three nominations for the 25th Anniversary Independent Spirit Awards.

If you’re a filmmaker preparing for Sundance or Slamdance, Scott Macauley, editor at Filmmaker Magazine , wants to hear from you.

A personal film that portrays the journey and cultural experiences of a Tibetan refugee who fell in love with a Canadian traveling in India.

The National Screen Institute – Canada (NSI) announces the filmmakers who will develop their films through its NSI Features First training program in association with Presenting Sponsor Telefilm…

Congrats to eight National Screen Insitute alumni developing new projects.

NSI Drama Prize film The Auburn Hills Breakdown by producer Katie Weekley and writer/director Geoff Redknap was named Favorite Short Horror Comedy of the year by horror.com.

Paul Lachowich and Ryan Hanson talk about the success of their NSI Drama Prize film, The Curiosity of Penny Parker .

30-LOVE is a darkly comic dance film poem that chronicles a long distance relationship and its demise.