Research Reports - ISO-BEA

The ISO will continue to commission research reports and studies that support the growth and development of the Indigenous screen sector and address research gaps.

ISO Research Reports

Building Trust and Accountability: Report on Eligibility in the Indigenous Screen Sector

Building Trust and Accountability: Report on Eligibility in the Indigenous Screen Sector (plain text)

ISO – Determining Indigenous Identity

Report on ISO Consultation Process

External research reports and papers related to our work in Indigenous arts and culture

On-Screen Protocols & Pathways

A Review of the Canada Media Fund’s Aboriginal Program: Key Trends, Stakeholder Perspectives and Future Directions

At the Crossroads: Report by Jeff Bear

Pathways to the International Market for Indigenous Screen Content: December 2018

Pathways to the International Market for Indigenous Screen Content: January 2018

Indigenous Feature Film Production in Canada: National and International Perspective

Canadian Indigenous Audiovisual Production Report

I.M.P.A.C.T. – Understanding Inclusive Business Practices Amongst Canadian Producers

Inclusivity in Canada’s Screen Sector: How Social Capital is the Missing Link

BANFF Diversity of Voices 2022 Program Report

Rapport final partiel déposé à la SODEC (FR Only)

DOC Institute Funding Analysis for BIPOC Documentary Content in Canada

Accessible Screenwriting Program 2022 Report – Académie

Accessible Writers Lab – 2022 Edition

Indigenous Audiovisual Sector Economic Impact Assessment

Telefilm Canada: Indigenous Reconciliation Plan

CBC: Business Rights: One-Stop Workshops

CBC/Radio-Canada: 2024-2027 National Indigenous Strategy

Canadian Heritage: Doing business with Indigenous creative industries in Canada

Telefilm Canada: A Review of the Arctic Indigenous Audiovisual Sector in Canada

wapikoni: Mamowi consultation report

CMPA: 2023 Economic snapshot of screen-based production in Canada

Women in View: Case Study on ISO