DGC Maritimes

09/16/2026

DGC Maritimes members - Transforming scripts to screen for 35 years and counting!

Happy 35th Anniversary!

07/23/2026

06/19/2026

UPDATE: EVENT POSTPONED - NEW DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED.

Join our Business Agent Stephen Reynolds at 's networking event on June 23 for an inside look at Netflix's "This Summer Will Be Different." Get insight into on-set roles, industry pathways, and upcoming opportunities!

When: June 23, 6 PM - 9 PM
Where: The Arts Guild, 111 Queen St, Charlottetown PE
To RSVP, please click on the link below:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSebgN1yCjvi3LPox55cj0mkirV7aFFDUcJ0vfCskxzNwJBrfw/viewform

Join participants: DGC Maritimes, .849

06/18/2026

DGC Releases Manifesto on the Value of Human Creativity



The manifesto is a response to the rapid expansion of AI technologies across the audiovisual sector and warns that the challenge exists beyond economics and jobs. It raises fundamental questions about authorship, cultural sovereignty, artistic expression, and the future of storytelling.



The manifesto affirms several core principles:

Storytelling is human work, rooted in lived experience, judgment, imagination, and collaboration.
Art is not content. A creative work is an expression of the human experience and not merely a product designed to feed algorithms and maximize engagement.
Tools are not authors. AI systems may assist with creative work, but they cannot replace human authorship, creative labour, or cultural responsibility.
The risks posed by AI are cultural as well as economic. Systems optimized for scale threaten to flatten culture, reduce diversity of expression, and undermine distinct national and regional voices.
Creative innovation must also account for environmental sustainability, and the growing energy demands of large-scale AI systems.


The DGC manifesto also outlines a series of recommendations for governments, regulators, public funders, producers, platforms, and technology companies. These include stronger protections for human authorship, transparency with respect to AI-generated material, standardize mandatory reporting and disclosure regarding the use of AI tools, and safeguards against the displacement of creative workers.
to read the manifesto, click the link below.

06/09/2026

06/04/2026

A new generation of storytellers is helping shape the future of Nova Scotia’s screen industry ✨ This year, the Screen Nova Scotia Awards shone a spotlight on emerging creators and diverse voices from communities across the province through a series of short video features. These videos celebrate...

06/01/2026

Congratulations to The Trades on their 8 nominations at the Canadian Screen Awards this past weekend.

06/01/2026

Congratulations to Hey Halifax, Hello! Today! for being nominated at the Canadian Screen Awards in the below categories!

Best Sketch Comedy Series & Ensemble Performance
Best Direction, Variety or Sketch Comedy

05/29/2026