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CFC Feature Film Project (FFP) is a comprehensive, development and production focused mentorship program, for emerging Canadian dramatic feature filmmakers.
Established by the CFC in 1992, and acting as Executive Producer, the FFP is dedicated to overseeing and providing up to 100% of the financing and mentorship required for the development, production and marketing of dramatic feature films.
Boasting an impressive 37 films developed, and 17 features produced, the FFP has afforded over 100 writers, producers and directors from across Canada, and hundreds of actors and technicians, the opportunity to hone their skills and prove their creative talents.
In addition to launching many careers, the films of the FFP have registered successes on both critical and commercial levels, with several titles also having a cultural impact. Our films have screened at more than 75 of the world's most prestigious festivals including renowned venues such as: Cannes Film Festival, Sundance Film Festival, Berlinale, Karlovy Vary International Film Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival. Sales and distribution in territories across the globe have been equally impressive. Titles include: BLOOD & DONUTS, CUBE, RUDE, THE UNCLES, KHALED, 19 MONTHS, SIBLINGS, THE DARK HOURS and NURSE.FIGHTER.BOY.
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“MAKING THE DARK HOURS THROUGH THE FFP WAS A GREAT EXPERIENCE AND AN OPPORTUNITY THAT, AMONGST MANY OTHER BENEFITS, ALLOWED ME TO FORGE CREATIVE AND BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS THAT WILL CONTINUE THROUGH MY CAREER.”
- Brent Barclay (Producer, THE DARK HOURS) | |
