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Call for Indigenous Producers for ISO Delegation to Content London
Last Update: March 4, 2026
Canada
Support for Indigenous producers attending Content London industry event
Grant and Funding
Overview
The Call for Indigenous Producers for ISO Delegation to Content London provides up to $5,000 CAD and event accreditation to support eligible Indigenous mid- to senior-level producers attending Content London, UK. The program aims to fund travel and participation for producers working in drama series, factual series, or kids content, enhancing opportunities for networking, professional development, and industry exposure.
At a glance
Funding available
Financing goals
- Develop strategic partnerships
- Selling in a new market
Eligible Funding
- Maximum amount : 5,000 $
- Up to 51% of project cost
Timeline
- Open Date : September 24, 2024
- Closing date : October 9, 2024
Eligible candidates
Eligible Industries
- Information and cultural industries
Location
- Canada
Legal structures
- For-profit business
Annual revenue
- All revenue ranges
Organisation size
- All organization sizes
Audience
- Indigenous Peoples
Activities funded
- Participation in a delegation of Indigenous producers to attend Content London, a major international industry event.
- Engagement in panels, masterclasses, and networking events specifically organized for Canadian delegates.
Examples of admissible projects:
$ 4,900
Promoting Indigenous true crime series during Content London meetings
$ 4,950
Connecting with co-producers for an Indigenous kids series in London
$ 4,450
Networking at Content London for Indigenous children’s animation
$ 4,950
Attending Content London to pitch Indigenous youth TV series
$ 4,800
Pitching Indigenous drama about community justice at Content London
$ 4,950
Showcasing an Indigenous factual series at Content London event
Eligibility
- The applicant must be an Indigenous mid- to senior-level producer.
- The producer must have a minimum of 51% ownership of a registered company in Canada.
- The applicant must be working in drama series, factual series, or kids content.
- The applicant must have an established track record in the industry.
Who is eligible?
- Indigenous-owned production companies (minimum 51% Canadian ownership)
- Producers working in drama series
- Producers working in factual series
- Producers working in kids content
Who is not eligible
- Companies that are not majority-owned (at least 51%) by Indigenous individuals.
- Producers without an established track record or without mid- to senior-level experience.
- Companies not registered in Canada.
Eligible expenses
- Travel-related expenses covered by a $5,000 CAD stipend, intended to support costs such as flights, accommodations, meals, airport transfers, and incidental expenses.
- Accreditation fees for attending Content London.
Eligible geographic areas
- Companies registered in Canada with a minimum of 51% ownership by an Indigenous producer.
Selection criteria
- Priority is given to Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) funding recipients.
How to apply
1
Review eligibility and guidelines
- Read the ISO General Funding Guidelines Policy
- Review eligibility requirements and program details
2
Confirm Indigenous identity requirements
- Read the ISO Determining Indigenous Identity Guide
- Ensure you meet Indigenous identity requirements
3
Gather and prepare application documents
- Prepare your CV
- Gather a current slate of projects
- Write a statement of interest outlining the value of attendance
- Confirm minimum 51% ownership of a registered Canadian company
4
Submit application via ISO portal
- Complete the online application form on the ISO Apply Portal
- Upload all required documents and information
Additional information
- The ISO delegation will participate in exclusive CMPA special programming for Canadian delegates at Content London.
- Selected delegates must submit their personal schedule to ISO’s Senior Manager before travelling.
- Priority consideration is given to previous ISO funding recipients.
- Assistance is available for applicants with accommodation or accessibility needs during the application process.
