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This special initiative highlights the diverse stories of Asian Canadian and Québécois communities, fostering dialogue on belonging, identity, and shared experiences.
Collaborative Mentorship:
Emerging filmmakers are paired with established mentors to develop their craft.
Short Documentary Films:
Each filmmaker creates a 5–10 minute documentary, contributing to a collective narrative.
Community Engagement:
Screenings and discussions will connect audiences with these powerful stories.
Whether you're a first-time filmmaker, an emerging documentarian, or an audience member passionate about independent cinema, DIY First Time Filmmakers invites you to be part of this vibrant creative initiative.
Join us at the Opening Reception of the 12th KFFC on May 22nd, 2025 at 6 PM to learn more about the Asian Canadian Documentary Mentorship Project through ART-Talks with our emerging and established filmmakers. Tickets can be found on our Eventbrite page.
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