NSI’s Melissa Kajpust and Lisa Meeches stopped by the NCI FM studios last week to chat about our brand new NSI Aboriginal Documentary training course.

National Screen Institute CEO John Gill talks about the organization’s strategies and expansion into the digital world in the August issue of the Canadian Business Journal.

Award-winning screenwriter, producer, and director, Pen Densham talks to NSI’s Liz Janzen ahead of his presentation at the Toronto Screenwriting Conference in Toronto in April.

Kirsten Newlands and Simon Davidson (both NSI Totally Television) have taken their TV project The Odds from a small screen concept to the big screen. Kirsten tells us more.

Adam Smoluk (NSI Features First) speaks about the world premiere of his NSI Features-First-developed film Foodland.

Joan Prowse and John Bessai (NSI Global Marketing) talk about their web/TV crossover, GreenHeroes.

It’s Canadian Film Week in Accra, Ghana. NSI caught up with Canadian High Commissioner to Ghana, HE Trudy Kernighan to find out more.

Jeremy Torrie (FASP) talks about the premiere of his latest film – A Flesh Offering – at imagineNATIVE Film & Media Arts Festival.

NSI Drama Prize manager Joy Loewen explains why scripts are shortlisted for this short film training program and what makes for a rock-solid filmmaking team.