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Film in Nova Scotia: We’re Open for Business!
Nova Scotia has been an in-demand location for regional and international filmmakers for decades. Our province has it all: unique locations, financial incentives, world-class crews, talented cast, and experienced production partners.
Nova Scotia’s Screen Industry: We Mean Business
Nova Scotia’s screen industry works for everyone – contributing over $180 million to Nova Scotia’s economy and generating economic spin-offs that benefit a diverse group of Nova Scotians and local businesses across the province.
In the midst of the global pandemic, the comparatively low number of COVID-19 cases in Nova Scotia is helping attract film production to the province.
Screen Nova Scotia hosted its sixth annual awards gala on Friday, December 4th. Due to COVID-19, the event was held virtually, with all video packages available for viewing on Screen Nova Scotia’s Vimeo page (
The government is continuing the Nova Scotia Film and Television Production Incentive Fund for another five years, until 2025-26.
Nova Scotia is open for business
Screen Nova Scotia understands that COVID-19 is top of mind for our members, and your businesses are our top priority. As the organization responsible for supporting the film and television industry in Nova Scotia, and promoting Nova Scotia as a filming destination, we are carefully monitoring de...
Deadline to submit: February 20th
Maternity Leave Position: March 2020 - January 2021
“Netflix is thrilled to partner with Screen Nova Scotia to expand the acclaimed Screenwriter Internship Program,” said Lisa Hamilton Daly, Director, Original Series at Netflix.
Screen Nova Scotia has partnered with the Halifax Black Film Festival — created by the Fabienne Colas Foundation (FCF) — to provide paid internships for emerging, diverse filmmakers on the set of the CBC legal drama Diggstown. The four selected interns are the participants of the FCF...
Deadline to apply is August 13, 2019
