New and emerging filmmakers can see their story go from script to screen with TELUS STORYHIVE
Calling all aspiring filmmakers! Do you have a story to tell? Over the past decade, filmmakers and content creators across B.C. and Alberta have been sharing unique stories from small towns and underrepresented voices, through passionate perspectives with support from TELUS STORYHIVE. These stories have sparked conversations, changed narratives and transformed careers.
STORYHIVE’s new Scripted Edition is open to new and emerging filmmakers as well as STORYHIVE alumni. Applications for the program must be submitted online at storyhive.com/apply by May 21, 2024. Daniel found TELUS STORYHIVE to be an ‘unbelievably helpful next-step’ into a more structured approach to filmmaking. He also benefited from STORYHIVE’s unique partnership with the National Screen Institute, which partnered him with mentor and fellow filmmaker Nicholas Humphries.
Daniel was inspired to create a scripted project with STORYHIVE when he learned of the funding opportunities and support the program provides to B.C. and Alberta creators. While other organisations often overlook rural communities, TELUS STORYHIVE is designed to help creators from all backgrounds share their stories.
One of the most memorable moments for Daniel during the production of his film came in the middle of a late-night shoot. Surrounded by buzzing insects and the eerie roar of passing semi-trucks on the highway, Daniel and his crew raced to finish one of the most pivotal and emotional scenes of the film before sunrise.
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