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2024 Pitching Program Finalists

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Meet the finalists! Congratulations to Lorna Thomas, Tagreed Saadeh, Margaret Field, Ecko Lai, Sarah Taylor and Clare Mullen!! These six women will participate in our inaugural Pitching Program led by internationally renowned story consultant, Jan Miller in a 3-day workshop to hone their pitching skills.

Join us on Sat. March 16th for the live pitch session and hear their distinct and unique stories receive feedback from industry guests.

Time: 2-4 p.m. with a reception to follow.
Location: CKUA's Performance Space, 9804 Jasper Ave. Edmonton. Free Admission.

Check out our Events page for details on the Script Development Program happening in the morning at 10 a.m.! It's going to be a super day!

Festival passes now available

Call for new board members!

Are you passionate about film and supporting women? Are you community-oriented? We are accepting Expressions of Interest from interested women to join our board.

We’re a working board and a small but mighty team. Members can expect their time commitment to be 6-8 hours a month. Check out our About page to find out more about our organization.

Tell us who you are, what your skills and strengths are, and why you’re interested in working with us. We’re excited to find out about you. Email your expression of interest to us.

Thank you for your interest in Broad View!

Winners of the script development program

Congratulations to our winners!

Congratulations to the winners of our inaugural Script Development Program. First prize goes to Catharine Anne Parke (left), a Vancouver-based writer, director and creative producer, for Her Giant Self, a funny, heartfelt family drama.

Second prize has been awarded to Jessica Landry (right), a screenwriter, director, and author from Winnipeg, for her sci-fi thriller Anomaly.

The winning writers will receive a cash prize; the first place winner and her script will also be featured in a public reading on Saturday, March 16 – check out our Events page for all the details!

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