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NFB and Telefilm Execs on Canada’s Industry-Leading Support Structures

Last updated: June 9, 2025 1:40 am
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We want to ensure that Canadian voices are heard and that our cultural identity is preserved in the final product.”

Overall, the collaboration between the NFB and Telefilm Canada is paving the way for a bright future for Canadian animation. With a focus on innovation, cultural preservation, and global outreach, these organizations are championing Canadian creators and ensuring that their stories are shared with audiences around the world.

As Canada continues to make its mark on the international animation scene, the leadership of Suzanne Guèvremont and Julie Roy will be instrumental in shaping the future of the industry. By supporting emerging talent, fostering creativity, and building strategic partnerships, the NFB and Telefilm Canada are solidifying Canada’s reputation as a powerhouse in the world of animation.

With a commitment to preserving Canada’s cultural heritage while also embracing new voices and perspectives, these organizations are leading the charge in creating a vibrant and diverse animation landscape. As the world of animation continues to evolve, Canada’s influence is only set to grow, thanks to the vision and dedication of leaders like Guèvremont and Roy. The world of international co-productions in animation is a vibrant and collaborative one, where relationships are forged, learning experiences are shared, and unique creations are brought to life. The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) and Telefilm Canada are two organizations at the forefront of this movement, working together to bring Canadian stories to audiences around the world.

Recent co-productions from the NFB include “Miserable Miracle” with Japan and France, and “Affairs of the Art” by Joanna Quinn, a collaboration between the U.K. and Canada that earned an Oscar nomination. These projects showcase the power of joining forces across borders to create something truly special.

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For both organizations, the work doesn’t end at production. Telefilm’s National Marketing Program covers up to 75% of promotional expenses for funded projects, while the NFB has in-house teams for marketing, distribution, and audience engagement. This integrated approach ensures that films reach a wide audience and have a lasting impact.

The NFB has a long history of success, with 78 Oscar nominations to its name. This reflects the cultural impact the organization has had globally, making it a key player in the world of animation.

The upcoming Annecy Festival will be a showcase for Canadian talent, with several Canadian shorts premiering and competing for awards. Telefilm and the NFB will co-host a panel on investing in the future of Canadian animation, highlighting the importance of public funding in fostering creativity and success.

Both organizations are committed to supporting artists at every stage of their careers, creating a culture of continuity and creation. This dedication to nurturing talent and fostering creativity is what sets them apart and ensures that Canadian animation continues to thrive on the world stage.

In a world hungry for meaningful stories, the NFB and Telefilm Canada are leading the way in crafting essential narratives that resonate with audiences both at home and abroad. Their partnership is a testament to the power of collaboration in shaping not just Canadian animation, but Canadian identity itself.

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