CaribbeanTales Rolls Out “CaribbeanTales Black Incubator and Studio Access Project”

CaribbeanTales Inc., founded by award-winning filmmaker and Academy member, Frances-Anne Solomon, announces the launch of the “CaribbeanTales Black Incubator and Studio Access Project” (CTBISAP).   

This new project is a production and knowledge-based incubator designed to build capacity in the Black Canadian Film industry and provide an opportunity for Black Canadian filmmakers to acquire skill sets and training that will ensure their success in the film and television industry. It delivers a pipeline of international market-driven training from concept through delivery and monetization for Black Canadian media entrepreneurs. 

Participants will have an opportunity to produce a short proof of concept for their series or feature film, valued at least $10,000 with resources provided by CaribbeanTales. 

CTBISAP is targeted at Canadian Filmmakers who identify as black, with a focus on women and non-binary creators. Only Black Canadian citizens and permanent residents can apply. Applicants to the CaribbeanTales Black Incubator and Studio Access Project are invited to apply on the website.  

CTBISAP Entrepreneurship Program

This project is funded by the Government of Canada through the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario.  https://www.feddevontario.gc.ca/eic/site/723.nsf/eng/home

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