Hollywood’s traditional filmmaking processes, designed for big-budget productions, often prove ineffective and inefficient when applied to independent films
A 36% PSTC would solidify BC's position as one of the most competitive and desirable filming destinations in North America, driving increased investment and further growth in the local film industry
A 36% PSTC would solidify BC's position as one of the most competitive and desirable filming destinations in North America, driving increased investment and further growth in the local film industry
Hollywood’s traditional filmmaking processes, designed for big-budget productions, often prove ineffective and inefficient when applied to independent films
British Columbia (BC) is one of the top destinations for film production in Canada, thanks in large part to its competitive tax incentives. However, other provinces also offer appealing incentives that draw productions across the country.
Overall, the indicators for 2025 show that Vancouver's film industry is on track to remain a key player in the international entertainment landscape, with a focus on infrastructure, talent, and global demand.
Festivals contribute to Vancouver’s vibrant film culture by fostering an appreciation for diverse storytelling and encouraging collaboration among filmmakers.
One of the most significant impacts is on film distribution. Streaming services have made it easier and faster for filmmakers to reach global audiences
Virtual production, visual effects (VFX), and digital distribution are not just buzzwords in Vancouver—they are reshaping the way content is created, shared, and consumed.
