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RECENT NEWS: COMMUNITY
  • Mon Oct 7
    The WFG is hiring an Operations Manager!
    The WFG is hiring an Operations Manager!
    The Winnipeg Film Group seeks a Full-Time Operations Manager to fulfill a new role in a busy and reputable arts organization. Incorporated as a non-profit media...
  • Tue Jun 4
    Help the WFG win $10,000 in June!
    Help the WFG win $10,000 in June!
    HELP US WIN $10,000! This June, help the Winnipeg Film Group  win $10,000 with the Great Canadian Giving...
  • Mon May 13
    Womxn’s Film & Video Network
    Womxn’s Film & Video Network
    (events listed below) The Womxn’s Film & Video Network, initiated by the Winnipeg Film Group in January 2015, is dedicated to supporting the women...
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Category Archives: Community

Doodling in the Margins: Manitoba Animation

To celebrate International Animation Day on Saturday, October 28 we are launching our second myCinematheque online screening program – an all animation version! Watch it for free now! (45 min)

26th October 2017

WFG Seeks New Executive Director

The Winnipeg Film Group has an immediate opening for a permanent, full-time Executive Director. The Winnipeg Film Group (WFG) is a unique and dynamic artistic cinema centre that reaches out locally, nationally and internationally in support of the art, the …

28th March 2017

Kristin Snowbird completes newest Mosaic Project film

We are pleased to announce that Kristin Snowbird’s film Sweat, commissioned through the Mosaic program, will have its Winnipeg premiere Wed Sept 28 at the WNDX Festival of Moving Image.

26th September 2016

Filmmaker Madison Thomas featured in Millennials of Winnipeg

Winnipeg Indigenous filmmaker and Millennial Madison Thomas acknowledges the impact of the Winnipeg Film Group on her career in Fresh Radio 99.1 video profile.

9th August 2016

Welcoming Syrian Newcomers

We are now accepting applications by Syrian refugee newcomers for free programming at the Winnipeg Film Group and Winnipeg Cinematheque.

8th August 2016

Production Centre Manitoba Tour

WFG Production Centre Director, Ben Williams, talks about his recent tour to rural Manitoba to deliver workshops on making movies with your smartphone (7 mins).

28th July 2016

WFG Members Participate in Beyond Bechdel Panel

WFG Executive Director, Cecilia Araneda, participated on a “Beyond Bechdel” panel with WFG member filmmakers.

25th February 2016

Female Filmmakers and Video Artists Highlighted in Article

“In Winnipeg, an independent film and video scene that is populated by a diverse group of dynamic, adventurous women, is trying to tell women’s stories while adding female representation in filmmaking.” A feature article, written by Jen Zoratti and published in …

29th January 2016

WFG Indigenous Filmmakers Receive Recognition

We’re thrilled that our member Indigenous filmmakers have recently received national and international attention, by Vice Canada and the Sundance Festival.

10th December 2015

Member Film Screening at WECC on Nov.19

MTS Stories Home and John Howard Society host a free screening. MTS Stories From Home Presents – The Garry Sawatzky Story, ‘Other side of the 49th’, Written/Directed by Ervin Chartrand. The John Howard Society of Manitoba will be hosting the …

19th November 2015
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The Winnipeg Film Group is an artist-run education, production, exhibition and distribution centre committed to promoting the art of cinema.
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We’re located in the heart of Winnipeg's historic Exchange District in the Artspace building. We are across the street from Old Market Square at the corner of Arthur Street and Bannatyne - one block west of Main.

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