On Screen Manitoba invite les producteur·trice·s, les sociétés de production et les membres d’équipe qui travaillent en français ou qui développent des projets francophones au Manitoba à participer à All Access 365 : Cinq à sept de réseautage. 

📅 Le mercredi 11 mars 2026 | 17 h à 19 h 
📍 Low Life Barrel House, 398, Daly St N, Winnipeg 

Échangez avec des collègues œuvrant dans des productions francophones. Des représentant·e·s de Wookey Films Inc., Les Productions Rivard et Manito Média seront présent·e·s, aux côtés d’autres partenaires de l’industrie. 

Remarque : Cet événement accueille toute personne à l’aise de participer en français, quel que soit son niveau. La maîtrise parfaite n’est pas requise. 

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Détails de l’événement

Date : le mercredi 11 mars 2026
Heure : 17 h à 19 h
Lieu : Low Life Barrel House, 398, Daly St N, Winnipeg
Tarif :
Membre d’On Screen Manitoba – 10 $
Non-membre – 15 $

Ce que disent les participant·e·s :

Parmi les personnes ayant répondu au sondage postévénement, 86 % ont établi de nouveaux contacts dans l’industrie et 100 % recommanderaient All Access 365.

On Screen Manitoba is inviting producers, production companies, and crew who work in French or are developing Francophone projects in Manitoba to attend the All Access 365: Cinq à sept Networking Mixer.  

📅 March 11, 2026 | 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. 
📍 Low Life Barrel House, 398 Daly St N, Winnipeg 

Connect with colleagues working in Francophone productions. Representatives from Wookey Films Inc., Les Productions Rivard, and Manito Média will be in attendance, along with other industry partners. 

Note: This event welcomes anyone comfortable participating in French, at all levels of proficiency. Fluency is not required. 

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Note: This event welcomes anyone comfortable participating in French, at all levels of proficiency. Fluency is not required.

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Event Details 

Date: Wednesday, March 11, 2026 
Time: 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. 
Location: Low Life Barrel House, 398 Daly St N, Winnipeg
Tickets:
On Screen Manitoba Member: $10
Non-member: $15

Language: This event welcomes Francophone professionals and anyone with a working understanding of French.

What Participants Are Saying:

Among post-event survey respondents, 86% made new industry connections, and 100% would recommend All Access 365.

All Access 365: Indigenous Leadership, Pathways & Sustainable Production

All Access 365 returns on January 14, with a full-day industry gathering focused on Indigenous leadership, production pathways, and sustainable production in Manitoba’s media production industry. 

All Access 365: Indigenous Leadership, Pathways & Sustainable Production 
🗓️ Wednesday, January 14, 2026 
📍 The Fort Garry Hotel 

What to expect: 

Morning sessions: Indigenous leadership and production pathways 

Co-developed and presented with the National Screen Institute 

• Connecting the Dots: From New Indigenous Voices to Acting Good 

• Pathways & Growth: Building Manitoba’s Indigenous Production Sector 

Afternoon workshops: Building as Sustainable Production Framework

Tickets 

• Full day pass (8 am to 7 pm): OSM Member $75 |  Non-Member $95 

• Networking pass (5 to 7 pm): OSM Member $20 | Non-Member $35 

• New Member Promo: AA365 Registration + 4-Month Membership: $100 

• Includes a Full Day Pass (8 am to 7 pm) and a 4-month On Screen Manitoba Professional Membership  

Thank you to our All Access 365 Partners for their support:   

• Telefilm Canada | Presenting Partner 

• Canada Media Fund | Industry Development Partner 

• Manitoba Film and Music | Industry Partner 

• MNP | Collaborating Partner 

• National Screen Institute | Presenting Industry Development Partner 

• Pinnacle Event Rentals | Stage + Ambience Partner 

Quantify and visualize the carbon footprint of production activities. Training will be delivered for two carbon calculators: albert & PEAR.

About the instructor
Samantha is a sustainability consultant with Green Spark Group. While studying at Quest University Canada in Squamish, BC, she implemented a successful waste management system that diverted over 80% of the university’s student waste from landfill. She was awarded a Showcase Presenter position for her undergraduate thesis on waste contamination at local food service institutions and has presented at various events including a TEDx conference. Sam values community and is passionate about empowering people and businesses to reduce their impacts on the environment. While working as an Environmental PA on Y: The Last Man (FX, 2021), she engaged crew in recycling and reusables initiatives, and coordinated surplus food donation through Second Harvest in the Greater Toronto Area. Sam is hopeful that humans will overcome the global climate crisis and is dedicated to supporting that change in the motion picture industry. 

Cost

Free

Understand industry trends and the data collection needed from vendors for reporting and compiling for accurate carbon footprint tracking.

About the instructor
Ashleigh Prince is a senior on-production sustainability consultant. She has worked in the entertainment industry including, music, TV, film and live events, for the last 30 years. While working on the hit ABC show, “Nashville” in its first season, Ashleigh worked with department heads to bring about more sustainable practices across the show. Next she brought the film “Unacceptable Levels” to Nashville in 2012, to a sold out audience. The reaction by the audience to this film sparked the creation of Ecogal: The Curious Consumer, a pilot and blog.  

Ashleigh brings her wealth of experience in entertainment to Green Spark Group and will focus her energy on advancing sustainable practices in Tennessee. 

Cost

Free

If you would like to contribute to the development of the media production industry in Manitoba and would like more information about volunteer opportunities with On Screen Manitoba’s Board of Directors or any of its committees, please contact our Governance Co Chairs Steven Foster or Rob Rowan. 

Please RSVP if you would like to attend.

Legal Considerations for the Media Production Industry is a series of lunch and learn sessions for emerging and mid-level producers intended to provide an understanding of basic legal considerations for productions from development through delivery. 

This session will focus on post-production concepts including distribution and sales agent agreements, errors & omissions insurance, fair dealing and delivery.

Light lunch is included.

About the instructors

Ian Harris – Entertainment Lawyer  

Ian’s practice focuses on legal transactions in the entertainment industry with an emphasis on film and TV production, video games, interactive digital media, privacy, and intellectual property acquisition, distribution and protection. Ian also works with Mark Edwards in the firm’s entertainment litigation practice.  

Ian is a trusted counselor whose clients value his careful drafting and unflagging attention to detail. Ian has developed particular expertise drafting and negotiating employment and independent contractor agreements in the film and TV industry, as well as production services agreements and co-production agreements.  

Ian routinely volunteers as a duty counsel with Artists’ Legal Advice Services and is a frequent contributor to the firm’s legal blog. Prior to joining Edwards Creative Law, Ian articled at a personal injury firm and worked as a personal trainer.  

Michael Duboff, Entertainment Lawyer 

Michael Duboff is a seasoned Canadian entertainment attorney, deeply embedded in the music, film, and TV spheres.  

Hailing from Winnipeg, his expertise extends throughout Manitoba and Ontario, bridging artistic and corporate worlds.  

With roots as a musician and film industry professional in major cities like Toronto and Vancouver, he's not just a lawyer but a passionate advocate for artists. His diverse background and dedication make him an invaluable ally for the dynamic arts community. 

Cost: Free

In Person space is limited, registration is required.

Registration for virtual participation is available.

Generously supported through a partnership with RRC Polytech Community Sponsorship program  

Edwards Creative Law - Canada's Entertainment Law Boutique™ 
 We’re entertainment lawyers who understand the business of creative industries. We guide creators and business professionals as they navigate the legal complexities of working with others—purchasing, financing, creating, licencing, and protecting creative properties, buying and selling creative services. 
  
We act for clients from across Canada and around the world – working in Canada with Canadians. We advise on and structure their commercial transactions, their employment and independent contractor relationships. We incorporate and administer their corporations. And, if necessary, we resolve their disputes. Learn more here.

This workshop will enhance your comprehension of conflict habits and patterns and support the development of knowledge and skills to effectively prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts in the workplace.

Frameworks and skills learned can also help reshape thoughts, actions, and relationships in all areas of life, including the most important personal connections.

This workshop will explore three areas:  

• Befriending and Preventing Conflict

• Skills for Managing Differences

• Skills for Resolving Acute Conflict

About the instructor
David Dyck, MA, CMed is a seasoned conflict resolution practitioner with 30 years of professional experience. He has assisted hundreds of teams across a wide swath of industry, including the film and arts sectors, to talk about difficult issues, manage differences, and leverage the power of positive conflict to transform relationships and teamwork for the better. As a trainer, Dave has presented courses across Canada as well as in the USA and Europe. He holds a BA and Master’s degree in conflict resolution and has been a managing partner, senior mediator and trainer at Facilitated Solutions since 2003.

Cost
OSM , DGC - MDC and ICG 669 members: No charge

IATSE Local 856 members: $20
Non-members: $80 (fee includes an OSM Professional membership, value $80). 

Generously supported through a partnership with RRC Polytech Community Sponsorship program.

Engage and persuade people on a deeper level. Attract attention and turn attention into action. Learn how to apply strategic storytelling techniques to pitches, presentations, and marketing.

In this session, you will:    

• Learn the structure of storytelling; 

• Understand the science of storytelling and how it works on our brain; 

• Harness the power of storytelling to enhance your communication skills; and,    

• Learn how to craft the appropriate messages to audiences to maximize engagement.    

About the instructor
Doug Darling is the founder of Tripwire Media Group, an award-winning video production company that specializes in storytelling. He is skilled in the art and science of story and teaches others how to harness its useful power. From coaching classes of students across the world, to training companies on the Science of Storytelling, to embarking on a new journey in securing Legacy stories for those we love most — Doug truly has a passion for storytelling and what it can do for people and organizations.

Cost
OSM members: Free 
Non-members: $125 (fee includes an OSM Professional membership, value $80). 

Generously supported through a partnership with RRC Polytech Community Sponsorship program.