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A feature film that is longer than 110 minutes is often a challenge for CBC to broadcast on the main CBC network given the limitations on linear television. It is of no concern on Gem.
CBC’s licence fees will not exceed 10% of the production budget (to a maximum of $300,000) ... CBC’s rights must include the right to broadcast the film on the main CBC network and to exhibit ...
CBC content. To re-use current material on CBC.ca, please see this article on Reuse and Permissions. To purchase licence fees for personal and professional use of CBC archival material, please fill out the following form. Be sure to include as much detail as possible about the material (broadcast date and time, program name, episode number, etc.)
Submissions will be considered for pre-buy license only from Canadian independent production companies who have had a feature film in production in the last 5 years. Director The director must ...
Film production. CBC Films is the film finance and production arm of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, focusing mostly on films by female, LGBT, indigenous, and diverse Canadian filmmakers. [3] Its initiatives include funding, pre-buys, and acquisitions for CBC broadcast and streaming platforms.
Using or licensing CBC content. How can I get a copy of CBC current and/or archival material? How do I order or license archived material? Why do I have to license and pay for copies of archived content? Can I access CBC content from outside of the country? How can I use CBC audio, video, text and photos?
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In December, CBC is granted a licence by the CRTC to begin the first digital audio music service called Galaxie (Decision 95-914). Pierre Juneau is asked by the Federal Government to chair a Mandate Review Committee that will examine the future roles of the CBC, National Film Board and Telefilm Canada.
