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WIFT-T to undertake broad study of Canada’s “screen media” sector

Broadcast | March 6, 2003

Women in Film and Television –Toronto (WIFT-T) has embarked on an ambitious study to profile Canada’s "screen-based media," which include film, television and new media. The study will be the first of its kind in 10 years, says WIFT-T president and past chair Kate Hanley, and will report on a broad number of industry-defining parameters with a view to helping government make appropriate policy decisions. With a raft of heavyweight partners on the project’s steering committee and deep-pocketed confirmed and to-be-confirmed financing partners on board, the study promises to be one of the most comprehensive yet of the broad Can-adian entertainment industry.

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