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ACTRA Praises Government for Referring Back CBC Licence Decision to CRTC for Reconsideration

TORONTO, ON (September 22, 2022) – ACTRA applauds Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez and the Government of Canada for listening to Canadian creators and referring back the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)/Radio Canada licence renewal decision (CRTC 2022-165) to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) for reconsideration, via the following Order in Council.

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Educational Resources for Producers

If you are engaging a performer from a specific community or wish to expand your knowledge of the unique challenges that people from historically marginalized communities working in the film and television industry face, below is a list of resources. For Producers and Filmmakers preparing to work with…

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ACTRA’s fight for hair and makeup equity

Socially biased beauty standards that have historically favoured light skin, straight hair, and facial features with a proximity to whiteness are inherently anti-Black, and in the context of the on-screen entertainment industry, have resulted in a reality where Black, Indigenous, Asian and People of Colour (BIPOC) Performers often do not…

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Local & Regional AOPP

The ACTRAonline Opportunity Pilot Project (AOPP) is a designed for producers of online ads. Budgeting for AOPP projects is easy because one year of Use fees for Performers in residual categories is included in the rates. For further information about the ACTRAonline Opportunity Pilot Project (AOPP), including details about qualification…

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