Film industry

Violet Gatensby (front) with Roberta Wally (behind) sit and chip away in dugout canoe featured during a screening of Voices Across the Water in Carcross Nov. 16. The film is a Yukon-led production of Fritz Mueller and Teresa Earle. (Lawrie Crawford/Yukon News)

Report identifies needed accelerants for Yukon screen industry growth

Yukon’s movie making industry is no longer just about the snow

 

Economic Development Minister Ranj Pillai. (Jim Elliot/Yukon News file)

Lights, camera, funding for Yukon filmmakers

Yukon government announces new funding streams for filmmakers

 

Siku Allooloo, ALFF associate programmer and industry producer, left, and Andrew Connors, festival director, pose for a photo in the ALFF studio in Whitehorse on Jan. 28. The Available Light Film Festival runs Feb. 5 to Feb. 22. (Crystal Schick/Yukon News)

Available Light Film Festival mixes in-person screenings with online programming

“It’s a mixed blessing in a lot of ways”

 

Mike Thomas/Yukon News file Five Yukon filmmaking teams are now able to move forward with projects thanks to grant funding.

More than $40,000 awarded in filmmaking grants

Five Yukon filmmaking teams are now able to move forward with projects…

Mike Thomas/Yukon News file Five Yukon filmmaking teams are now able to move forward with projects thanks to grant funding.

Available Light on Demand brings Yukon films to home screens

Four documentaries normally behind paywalls will be free to stream on April 22 and 23

Dead North festival is raising the bar for Northern genre filmmaking, president says

Three films from the Yukon were submitted this year

Available Light Film Festival highlighting more ‘challenging’ work this year, director says

The annual film festival runs from Jan. 31 to Feb. 9 this year