Haunted Blizzard (Taqqut Productions) The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) was founded in collaboration with APTN, CBC, Telefilm, The Canadian Media Fund, NFB and the Canadian Media Producers Association.
We were tasked with supporting the development, production and marketing of Indigenous content within Canada and abroad, celebrating contributions to a vibrant Canadian Indigenous screen-based industry.
Posted on: — FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Toronto (Tkaronto), ON March 26, 2024 — The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) is pleased to announce the selection of 12 projects from the inaugural Podcasting Program. The…
Read morePosted on: — For immediate release Today, the Honourable Pascale St-Onge, Minister of Canadian Heritage, announced permanent funding to support Indigenous-led storytelling through the Indigenous Screen Office (ISO). This includes $65 million over…
Read morePosted on: — Sign the Letter and Email the Ministers of Heritage and Finance Today Since April 2023, ISO has continuously reminded the government that the renewal of its funding is crucial to fulfilling its mandate…
Read morePosted on: — – The science-fiction/futurism-focussed program will support six Indigenous writers in developing their own one-hour pilot script for the genre – TORONTO & VANCOUVER (January 10, 2024) – Paramount+ in Canada, the Pacific Screenwriting Program…
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Posted on: — FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Toronto (Tkaronto) — The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) has selected five Indigenous producers to attend Content London 2023, where they will be able to network and present…
Read morePosted on: — For immediate release, Toronto, ON – The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) has confirmed its 1M dollar contribution to the building of a film and television production studio in Iqaluit, Nunavut. ISO was first-in-funder for the…
Read morePosted on: — Cannes, France, May 17, 2023 – The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) is set to host the first-ever International Indigenous Co-Production Forum at Cannes on May 18 at the Canadian Pavilion. Running from 11am…
Read morePosted on: — Toronto (Tkaronto), ON – On Thursday, April 6th, the Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) issued a letter of disappointment to the Federal government, namely Minister Freeland and Minister Rodriguez, after the…
Read morePosted on: — Toronto (Tkaronto)— The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) is releasing the Storytellers Podcast, a six-episode podcast, that highlights the nuances and experiences of several Indigenous filmmakers, directors, producers, and screen-based creatives. The…
Read morePosted on: — Toronto (Tkaronto)_The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) is excited to announce the exhibition of Tartupaluk (Prototype) by Laakkuluk Williamson Bathory at Marshall McLuhan Salon of the Embassy of Canada in Berlin as part…
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