Vancouver Film Studios

03/30/2026

Our B Corp™ certification represents what we’ve achieved — and we’re just one of thousands of companies around the world who are united by the B.
is a celebration of this powerful movement to make business work better for everyone. We’re proud of how far we’ve come as a company, and even more excited about where we’re headed as a community.

03/17/2026

B Corps™ have been building a movement for 20 years, yet we always look forward. The new standards for B Corp certification mean we have to be more specific about our tangible actions toward social and environmental benefit — and we have to demonstrate continuous improvement going forward.
Some of these commitments are part of our everyday work. Some represent big changes. These are standards worth standing for.

03/01/2026

It takes a lot for a company to make a positive impact on the world. Countless actions. Constant effort. Real changes. And rigorous measurement. We
know, because we do these things every day.
And while the work is complex, our commitment to continuous improvement is straightforward. One simple symbol says it all: the B.
As a Certified B Corp™, we’re excited to join forces with the 10,000 companies around the world who are united by the B to share our story during .

04/03/2024

We’re thrilled to announce that the first recipient of our annual Indigenous Filmmakers Bursary for “A Poem for My Future” was selected to premiere on April 26th at the in Seattle! We couldn’t be more proud of Kira and congratulations to her for this wonderful opportunity! Please stay tuned in the coming weeks for an announcement regarding the 3rd annual Indigenous Filmmakers Bursary and information on how to apply to have your project submitted!

11/28/2022

Congratulations to all the 2022 winners! 🥳

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Vancouver, Canada (November 2022) – November 27, 2022, Women In the Director’s Chair (WIDC) organizers handed out multiple awards valued at over $265k, including cash and in-kind services towards development, production and post production of women*-directed projects. Top ...

10/28/2022

We are incredibly excited to announce the addition of the Progress Pride flag crosswalk to our studio lot! The Progress flag provides an opportunity to recognize the unique intersections of identity that exist within LGBTQ2S+ communities. This updated version of the Pride flag was designed by Daniel Quasar in 2018 to visually represent individual identities and how they intersect with one another, recognizing the interconnected struggles.

We look forward to the positive impact this permanent addition will have on our studio.

10/17/2022

Actsafe Injury Prevention Week - Emergency Preparedness is coming up on Oct. 17–21. Visit the website (🔗link in bio!) to register for their webinar, download resources, and plan to visit the Actsafe Safety Café coming to a production near you!

10/15/2022

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The Vancouver Film Studio Indigenous Bursaries award financial assistance to Indigenous persons who plan to pursue any kind of formal or informal career-related education or training in British Columbia. This includes but is not limited to: post-secondary education, short or long certification prog...

10/14/2022

We are thrilled to be able to announce that the Vancouver Film Studios Indigenous Bursaries are now open!🥳 This program was established in partnership with AgedOut.com and is intended to award financial assistance to indigenous persons who plan to pursue any kind of formal or informal career-related education or training in British Columbia. This includes, but is not limited to, post-secondary education, short or long certification programs, diplomas, skill-building programs, training programs, etc. 🎓

There is $12,000 of funding to be distributed, and the bursary amounts will vary depending on applicant needs. The maximum amount awarded to one applicant is $3,000. The application portal is now open and the deadline to apply is November 30th, 2022. Recipients will be notified of the status of their application no later than January 27th, 2023.

This is an initiative we are so proud of and excited to be able to offer. It began as a fantastic idea from our of our employees and we are so happy to see it come to fruition.

Click on the 🔗link in our bio to apply and for more information please don’t hesitate to reach out to the great team at Aged Out!

09/30/2022

Today we are proud to announce Kira Doxtator as our very first recipient of the Indigenous Filmmaker Bursary. Kira is an incredibly imaginative and conscious young filmmaker and we cannot wait to see her application come to fruition. We plan to share more as they get into production later in October!

We look forward to opening applications for the second annual Indigenous Filmmaker Bursary in early 2023 and encourage all status and non status holding Indigenous peoples 16+ to apply!

🧡 On this our National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we would like to say that here at Vancouver Film Studios and Pacific Backlot we are committed to justice, equity, diversity and inclusion at our workplace, and strive every day to improve. It’s a long road, but we continue to commit to learn more, to educate ourselves and each other, to support local Indigenous filmmakers and artists and to continue our commitment to be an ally and an anti-racist organization while holding space for meaningful discussion regarding Indigenous Reconciliation.

09/28/2022

📣TODAY'S THE DAY!
We've joined the BC Film & TV Industry's annual fundraiser for as a Day 3 sponsor!

The RTC is structured like a contest where different film and television productions around British Columbia compete for two weeks to see who can raise the most money.
The team to raise the most funds for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM today will have our sponsor contribution added to their FUNdraising total!
The need for food support is increasing at an alarming pace. In June 2022 alone, the Greater Vancouver Food Bank registered a record-breaking 1,019 new clients. In comparison, around 400 clients a month were registered a year ago. In the 2022 fiscal year, they have registered 7,726 new clients, a staggering 46% increase from the last year. Each month, the GVFB supports more than 2,500 seniors and 4,000 children and youth.
Follow to stay up to date as the BC Film and Television Industry work toward its $300,000 fundraising goal!