The office space for the Indigenous Screen Office finally opened in the CBC building in Toronto in January 2020, following two years of remote work for our small team. The office closed on March 13, 2020 and has not reopened since. Such is the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on many places of work. Luckily,

The Indigenous Screen Office is excited to invite Indigenous individuals from the screen-based sector to apply to become members of the ISO’s Membership Circle. As our organization grows, so does the need for more committed and passionate people who want to help shape the future of the Indigenous Screen Office.  Are you a member of

The ISO partnered with Amazon Studios to provide Canadian Indigenous, Black, and People of Colour screen-content creators the opportunity to develop a half-hour scripted or unscripted series pitch in English for presentation to executives for Amazon Prime Video. ISO worked with the Black Screen Office on the pitch program and with our community of collaborators

Toronto _ Through the Indigenous Screen Office, Netflix has supported 49 Indigenous apprenticeship and mentorship projects with over $700,000 in funding over the last year. This brings the total of projects funded to 49 with just under $1 million in support since the program’s launch in 2019.  The ISO received nearly three times the amount

Toronto _ The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) and APTN are happy to announce the selection of Archipel Research and Consulting Inc., to lead the Indigenous identity and eligibility consultation process. Archipel is an Indigenous-owned and women-led company with a diverse team of experts. Archipel is led by CEO Sabre Pictou Lee, who is Mi’kmaq from