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A short film exploring immigration, labor rights, and structural injustice is seeking a seasoned producer with a passion for socially engaged storytelling. This character-driven drama centers on the lived experiences of Chinese immigrant women in Canada and incorporates a documentary-style aesthetic with stylized narrative filmmaking. Ideal candidates have experience in both production and strategy for high-impact projects targeting festival circuits.

Job Responsibilities

  • Lead the film from development through post-production

  • Coordinate budgeting, scheduling, and crew logistics

  • Assist with grant writing, funding submissions, and festival strategy

  • Contribute to creative collaboration and execution of the protest scene shot with Steadicam

  • Guide submission planning to major film festivals and manage impact distribution

Requirements

  • Must be age 40 or older

  • Strong background in independent film production

  • Previous work selected by Berlinale or Sundance is highly preferred

  • Familiarity with Canadian and international film funding and festivals

  • Experience with grant/funding applications (e.g., Telefilm Canada, TIFF Talent Lab)

  • Ability to manage multiple phases of the production process with professionalism

Compensation

  • Compensation based on applicant expectations

  • Open to discussing stage-based payment terms (development, production, post)

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