
Helping the film and television industry create fearlessly in Alberta. #ABFilm
Alberta, Canada
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Alberta's film industry is booming. Here's a sample of some of the latest and greatest shows made in Alberta. #abFilm
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Alberta’s creative talent continues to shine on the world stage.
Congratulations to Edmonton-raised stunt performer Devyn Dalton @devyndalton, whose work as Matt Damon’s stunt double in The Odyssey is earning international attention.
Selected for the role in part because of her small stature, Devyn helped bring the film’s practical visual effects to life in scenes where Damon’s character needed to appear much smaller beside some towering opponents. Her work highlights the expertise, athleticism and precision that stunt performers bring to major productions, while also showcasing the growing impact stunt women are making in Hollywood.
Devyn's success is a testament to the skill, determination and creativity of Alberta's artists and performers, and we're proud to celebrate an Albertan making her mark in one of the biggest movies of the summer!
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Unfortunately, I do love this trio and the absolute chokehold they have me in!!
MY LIFE WITH THE WALTER BOYS returns August 6 🤠
Alberta never disappoints. Jasper looks absolutely breathtaking!
PHOTO ALERT: The #AmazingRaceCanada travels to Falkland, BC, home to the legendary Falkland Stampede, before arriving in Jasper where racers rappel themselves on the edge of the Athabasca River to avoid elimination. Images from the all-new episode airing Tuesday, July 21 at 9 pm ET/PT on @CTV and streams next day on @cravecanada, are available for media download on @thelede_ca: rb.gy/u0quba 🏃♀️🏃♂️🇨🇦
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Congratulations to everyone behind Anna Pigeon as the series premieres August 7!
Filmed in southern Alberta, the production highlights our province’s world-class crews, breathtaking locations and thriving screen industry.
#MadeInAlberta @CraveCanada #TVSeries @usanetworkca
Premiere date announced for ANNA PIGEON! In Canada, ANNA PIGEON premieres on Friday, August 7 at 10 p.m. ET on USA Network, and episodes stream next day on Crave. Read more here: pressroom.versantmedia.com/u…
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A great filming location is only part of the equation.
We help productions connect with:
✔ Location opportunities
✔ Municipal contacts
✔ Permitting resources
✔ Local businesses
✔ Regional expertise
Think of us as your local production concierge. 🙌
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Vegreville, AB is about to be on screens worldwide. 🎬
Young Farts Trailer Parts premieres on Amazon @PrimeVideo Friday. Shot in small-town Alberta, made by Alberta crews.
Our Film Commissioner, Dorian, helped with scouting, connections, and crew.
Congrats to the team!
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The #WomenInPost program, presented by @netflix_CA, is back for its sixth year, and applications are now OPEN! 🎞️
Interested in applying? Visit academy.ca/programs/womeninp… to learn more and apply by Thursday, July 23, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET.
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Join us live today as the government of Alberta gives an update on supports for the province’s screen-based industry xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1qKVmmAgB…
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The Banff World Media Festival connects Alberta talent with global TV and film leaders, helping our screen industry compete on the world stage. 🌍
Learn more about filming in Alberta: Alberta Film Commission | Alberta.ca
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📣 AMPIA is pleased to welcome Kelly Fox as our new Executive Director!
Based in Edmonton, Kelly brings more than 25 years of experience in Canada’s screen-based industries, with leadership roles at the National Film Board of Canada, TELUS originals, and her company Morning Lark Collective. Throughout her career, she has championed Canadian and Indigenous storytellers, helping bring acclaimed films and series to audiences across the country and beyond.
As Executive Director, Kelly will work closely with AMPIA members, partners, and stakeholders to support and strengthen Alberta’s media industries and help guide the organization into its next chapter.
Kelly is looking forward to connecting with filmmakers and industry organizations across the province, learning more about your work, and building on AMPIA’s strong foundation to create new opportunities for Alberta’s screen-based sector.
📧 Connect with Kelly: [email protected]
📞 780-944-0707 ext. 1
Please join us in welcoming Kelly to the AMPIA community! 🎉
#AMPIA #AlbertaFilm #ScreenIndustry #FilmAndTV #AlbertaCreators
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Alberta is in the spotlight 🎬
@banffmedia brings global creators and investors together, showcasing the incredible opportunities our province offers.
Learn more about creating your project: Alberta Film Commission | Alberta.ca
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It was wonderful to attend ShowCanada’s Opening Night Awards Dinner in Banff last week as we celebrated their 40th anniversary!
ShowCanada continues to bring together leaders from across the Canadian and U.S. film exhibition and distribution industry to strengthen industry connections and showcase the future of entertainment. There is no better place to celebrate than Banff, where storytelling truly comes to life in person and on screen.
Our government is proud to support the continued growth of Alberta’s film and television industry, including through an $8 million investment in the Alberta Media Fund in Budget 2026 and a $25,000 contribution through the Alberta Film Commission in support of this year’s ShowCanda event.
Heartland is in the top 3!
⏰ You only have a few more days to vote for the winner of the 2026 @cogecofund Audience Choice Award!
The power is in your hands! Vote by Saturday, May 30 at 10 AM ET at audiencechoice.ca.
And remember, you can vote 100 times a day! 👀
Alberta Film Commisson retweeted
From documentaries to dramas, Canadian films reflect who we are and the places we call home.
Today, we recognize the filmmakers, skilled crews and creators who help share Canadian stories, including those rooted right here in Alberta.
@AbFilmComm #CanFilmDay #ABFilm
Alberta Film Commisson retweeted
🎬 Special Distribution Panel for Alberta Filmmakers at ShowCanada 2026
Join the Alberta Film Commission at ShowCanada for a focused conversation on theatrical distribution and preparing your next release. The panel takes place May 18, 2026, at the Fairmont Banff Springs, followed by a networking happy hour.
🎤 Speakers include:
– Lauren Jacob, Founder & CEO, Tylite Digital
– Gurbani Marwah, Executive Director, Theatrical Releasing & Film Buying, Cineplex
– Claire Peace-McConnell, Head of PR & Canadian Content Development, VVS Films
– Michael Robson, Senior Director, Theatrical Sales, Elevation Pictures
• 📅 ShowCanada runs May 19–21, 2026
• 💸 Alberta industry professionals save 30% on registration
📧 Contact [email protected] for the discount and [email protected] to RSVP.
🔗 Click the link to learn more and view the full schedule: showcanada.ca/
#ShowCanada2026 #AlbertaFilm #FilmDistribution #TheatricalReleases #ScreenIndustry #FilmIndustryNetworking #CanadianFilm #AlbertaFilmmakers
Alberta Film Commisson retweeted
Another Made-in-Alberta movie is hitting the big screen today. 🎬
Reminders of Him was filmed entirely in Alberta — showcasing our province’s incredible landscapes, talented crews and world-class film industry.
Our government is proud to support a growing film and TV sector that brings major productions to Alberta, creates jobs for local talent and shares our province with audiences around the world.
#AlbertaFilm #ABpoli #RemindersOfHim
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Reminders of Him hits theatres March 13.
From the author of It Ends with Us and Regretting You, the film features locations in Calgary, Nanton, Bragg Creek, Didsbury, Longview & Kananaskis, with $19.2M in AB production spend!
@UniPicturesCAN #ABFilm
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🎬 Join the Clearances and Archival in Documentary Post workshop with Calgary-based archive producer Shely Henry, presented by the Alberta Post Production Association and the Alberta Film Commission.
🗓 March 12, 2026
⏰ 12–1 PM
💻 Live on Zoom
Learn how to source images, use stock media properly, and navigate archival clearances for documentary projects.
Learn more and reserve your tickets: shorturl.at/GvQmm
#APPA #AlbertaFilm #DocumentaryFilmmaking #ArchivalFootage #FilmPostProduction

































