Outreach & Consultation
2022 WORKING GROUPS
In Fall 2022, the CMF will hold a series of invitation-only working groups with industry stakeholders to delve more deeply into specific, program-related issues.
All industry stakeholders are invited to participate by sending a written submission to [email protected].
In order to consider and apply feedback related to potential program changes for 2023-2024, the CMF welcomes written submissions by December 10th 2022.
Accommodations are available on request to support participation in the CMF consultation process.
| DATE | WORKING GROUPS TOPICS |
| September 22, 2022 (virtually) | Performance Envelopes Briefing Note |
| October 6, 2022 and October 19, 2022 (virtually) | Future Program Model – Part 1 and Part 2 Briefing Note |
| November 17, 2022 (virtually) | Experimental Stream Briefing Note |
2021 Cross-Canada Virtual Consultations
Thanks to all those who participated in the Canada Media Fund’s 2021 consultation process. The resulting Spark Courage: What We Heard report outlines the key items that were suggested and discussed throughout this consultation process.
We launched the consultations on March 11 with the publication of a Discussion Paper and an invitation to the industry to participate and inform our thinking about a growth strategy for the screen sector and a new program model for the CMF. We heard from more than 1,000 of you from all across the country. Your feedback will help the CMF evolve and continue to support Canada’s creativity.
Outreach
The Canada Media Fund makes every effort to inform stakeholders on its funding programs and any changes that may occur from year to year. In addition to industry advisories, social media posts and formal and informal meetings across the country, the CMF holds webcasts on key issues such as changes to its guidelines. The CMF and the CMF Program Administrator, Telefilm Canada, welcome questions and feedback from stakeholders.
Consultation
In order to ensure that valuable stakeholder opinion is considered by the Canada Media Fund when making policy decisions, the CMF consults with the Canadian production industry in a meaningful, formal, ongoing and inclusive manner.
The CMF conducts consultations with the industry as part of its policy development process in order to:
- Gain high-level stakeholder input into CMF planning and program development and design
- Be informed of emerging stakeholder issues and priorities
- Make fully informed policy decisions
- Maintain two-way communication between the CMF and its stakeholders
- Allow stakeholders to be part of, and understand, the CMF’s policy making process