Telefilm Canada is committed to continuously improving
the services it provides to the industry, including its
business policies and processes. To this end, Telefilm
uses various consultation mechanisms, thus maintaining
a fruitful dialogue with the industry to address key challenges.
In the spirit of openness, the Corporation posts in this
section a summary of the most important consultations.
Client survey findings
- October 2006
Telefilm released findings of its 2005-2006 client survey.
The survey obtained the participation of 520 clients
from all sectors-feature film, television, new media-and
from all the regions of the country.
The survey confirms that Telefilm's corporate plan
is on course with the industry's priorities. In particular,
the industry believes-as does Telefilm-that two key
measures of success for the Corporation are contributing
to talent and industry development and reaching Canadian
audiences.
Consult
the client survey
Creative Immersion report
- October 2006
In 2006, Telefilm Canada initiated a series of industry
meetings to address the issues and challenges facing
the English Canadian feature film industry dealing with
decision-making, the creative process and marketing.
The Creative Immersion took place in early July 2006
in Toronto with a goal to provide a forum for a representative
group of writers, directors, producers, distributors,
broadcasters and financiers, to listen and learn from
each other in order to achieve a better understanding
of each other's respective realties..
The ultimate goal of these industry meetings is to
align the industry to work together to establish joint
solutions for success.
Consult
the Creative Immersion report
English market Focus Group summary
The summary of Telefilm Canadas first Focus Group
on decision-making in the English Canadian feature film
industry, held last January, is now available online.
The overall objective of the English-Language Market
Focus Group was to address the issues and challenges
facing the English Canadian feature film industry, which
have contributed to a limited theatrical market share.
Consult the summary
Telefilm Canada
goes on cross-Canada corporate tour
Wayne Clarkson, Executive Director of Telefilm Canada,
along with the regional directors, were on the road
from February 27 through March 8, 2006, to meet with
a total of almost 450 clients and partners. The corporate
tour made stops in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Regina,
Winnipeg, Toronto, Montréal and Halifax.
Consult
the presentation (From cinemas to cell phones)
International
coproduction guidelines
Telefilm Canada updated, in consultation with the industry,
the international coproduction guidelines. The Coproduction
department of the Corporation carried out this consultation.
The industry was invited to download a summary of the
proposed changes from our Website and to send their
comments. The comments received were compiled, and a
series of ensuing meetings allowed Telefilm Canada to
finalize its 2004-2005 coproduction guidelines.
To learn more about coproduction, click
here.
Canada Feature
Film Fund (CFFF) Development Guidelines
(ended November 7, 2003)
Over the fall, the Corporation also consulted with the
Canada Feature Film Fund Advisory Group, the Canadian
Film and Television Production Association and the Association
des producteurs de film et télévision
du Québec. The on-line consultation process for
the proposed CFFF Development Guidelines ended in November.
Telefilm thanks all those who participated by sending
in their comments.
Consult
the summary of comments
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Recoupment Policy
(ended July 7, 2003)
Telefilm Canada held an industry consultation session
to gather feedback on a draft Canadian Television Fund-Equity
Investment Program Standard Recoupment Policy during
the Banff Television Festival in June 2003. This preliminary
consultation was followed by an on-line call for comments.
Feedback received has been used to further test and
refine the proposed recoupment model. Telefilm has also
undertaken a similar modelling exercise for French-language
projects. Telefilm wishes to take this opportunity to
thank all those who provided comments.
Service Charter
for Telefilm Canada's Clients (ended
July 7, 2003)
Telefilm wishes to thank all those who provided comments.
For information regarding on-line consultations, please
contact us at the following address: consultations@telefilm.gc.ca.
Client survey findings
- March 2002
In September 2001, Omnia Communications Inc. and POLLARA
Inc. were retained by Telefilm Canada to undertake a
client satisfaction and needs identification study.
Consult
the final report
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