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Carrie Sweeney

ScreenSask: Fresh Identity, Established Legacy

May 7, 2025 by Carrie Sweeney

Creative Saskatchewan funds seven industry associations, helping them achieve their mandates to support Saskatchewan’s creative small businesses and creative producers, and helping build extraordinary businesses. We have been providing core operating funds in addition to programming dollars for ScreenSask since 2013.

Established in 1986, ScreenSask, formerly known as Saskatchewan Media Production Industry Association (SMPIA), recently underwent a rebrand. ScreenSask is an association of filmmakers, crew, producers, suppliers and stakeholders who work in Saskatchewan’s film industry.

“ScreenSask exists to create community, build capacity and help grow businesses and jobs in Saskatchewan’s film industry.” says Robert Hardy, Executive Director at ScreenSask, “We’re thrilled to partner with Creative Saskatchewan in so many ways, on so many levels, to do that. We encourage anyone who wants to help us to join ScreenSask, and be part of the team.”

ScreenSask aims to facilitate interaction between people working in the film industry, and to help to create an environment that provides opportunities for the promotion and appreciation of media production in Saskatchewan.

A room full of people visiting.
ScreenSask’s Mixer Event

Membership with ScreenSask comes in a variety of options, each providing unique benefits tailored to different needs. Members gain a voice in the organization through participation in committees and annual general meetings. They receive access to industry publications, discounted rates on workshops, conferences, insurance, and eligibility for training programs and funding opportunities. Additionally, members can share their news through ScreenSask’s media channels and have their profiles featured in the online industry directory.

Other services offered by ScreenSask include professional development and training, discussion forums, and decision-making and advocating for changes in public policy in the interests of the film and television production industry.

Creative Saskatchewan proudly sponsors many of ScreenSask’s programs, including their recent Meet the Buyer and Producer Series of webinars, which provide invaluable inside information on navigating the industry.

When it comes to funding productions—that’s where we come in! Creative Saskatchewan’s role is to help clients navigate the grant application process from start to finish, review applications for eligibility, ensure applications are vetted by industry professionals, and invest in projects with economic potential. Creative Saskatchewan offers several grants related to Film & TV:

The Feature Film & Television Production Grant provides financial support to eligible applicants for feature film and television productions that have secured a relevant market trigger or distribution agreement of fair market value.

The Film and Television Development Grant assists qualified Saskatchewan production companies with undertaking the development of eligible projects and bringing productions to fruition. This program has three streams, the First Draft Stream,the Final Draft Stream, and the Slate Development Stream.

The Filmmaker’s Grant supports emerging Saskatchewan filmmakers with mentorship and production funds to produce content under 10 minutes intended to build the filmmakers’ professional portfolio.

The Showcase or Sell Travel Grant helps cover the costs of travel expenses to specific market opportunities.

Filmmakers are also eligible to apply for our Marketing Grant.

As the official film commission for the province, Creative Saskatchewan also offers a wide range of services to producers considering a partnership with Saskatchewan:

  • Locations gallery and Saskatchewan Look Book
  • John Hopkins Regina Soundstage and production offices
  • Production Directory
  • Film permitting information
  • Locations scouting services
  • And more!

Creative Saskatchewan is proud to contribute to the screen industry in Saskatchewan by supporting ScreenSask in their efforts to build a favourable economic and creative climate, cultivate a positive image of the industry, and represent all personnel from beginners to veteran professionals. ScreenSask’s unwavering support for the film industry in Saskatchewan is instrumental in building a thriving and sustainable creative sector.

To learn more about ScreenSask, visit their website https://smpia.sk.ca/

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SaskMusic: Amplifying Saskatchewan’s Sound

April 23, 2025 by Carrie Sweeney

Creative Saskatchewan funds seven industry associations, helping them achieve their mandates to support Saskatchewan’s creative small businesses and creative producers. Since 2013, SaskMusic has been a part of our funding envelope for their operations and programs.

SaskMusic, established in 1987, is a non-profit association dedicated to promoting and developing Saskatchewan’s commercial music industry.

“Creative Saskatchewan’s support enables us to raise the profile of the Saskatchewan music industry, both at home and abroad,” notes Executive Director Kelly. “Educating and informing the independent artists and other entrepreneurs in our province’s music scene is a key function of what we do, in addition to boosting our industry through programs like export missions and awards. We support the music scene from creation, on up to exporting, resulting in a substantial boost to the province’s economy.”

SaskMusic Staff at the 2025 Saskatchewan Music Awards
SaskMusic Staff at the 2025 Saskatchewan Music Awards

SaskMusic provides a range of services, including artist listings, career consultations, workshops, marketing and export assistance, and networking opportunities. SaskMusic serves as a key resource for both the public and the music industry, offering valuable information and support for anyone interested in the local music scene.

The association hosts a wide range of programs and events, many of which we proudly sponsor including the Saskatchewan Music Awards. SaskMusic organizes this ceremony to honour excellence and celebrate the achievements of artists and industry professionals working in the Saskatchewan music industry, with nominees being recognized in 21 different categories.

Membership with SaskMusic is open to anyone involved in the Saskatchewan music industry, including musicians, recording engineers, graphic designers, songwriters, sound techs, music teachers, and more. Members enjoy numerous benefits, including up to 10 mentor consultations per year, free or discounted workshops, and assistance with funding applications. They receive access to industry news, opportunities, and events through newsletters and bulletins. Members also benefit from enhanced promotional opportunities, such as website listings and press release submissions, and support for export-ready artists with research and logistical assistance. These benefits collectively aim to support and promote Saskatchewan’s music industry professionals.

To assist our Film Commission, SaskMusic provides valuable resources to production companies, including connections to Saskatchewan artists and original music, information on local scorers and composers, and curated music lists for specific briefs or scenes. They also distribute calls-for-submissions to the music community and offer consultation services on synch licensing. Many of these services are provided at no cost to the production companies.

When it comes to funding musicians, Creative Saskatchewan has that covered!

The Sound Recording grant has two funding streams that support the production of commercially viable sound recordings for commercial release: Single or Extended Play (EP) and Full Length (LP).

The Tour Support grant supports commercially viable touring opportunities for eligible Saskatchewan musicians touring in Canada and abroad.

Musicians may also be eligible to apply for our Marketing grant and Showcase or Sell Travel grant.

Representing artists and music professionals from various genres across the province, SaskMusic serves as a vital resource for both the public and the music industry, striving to be the voice of Saskatchewan music.

Learn more on their website: https://www.saskmusic.org/

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2025-26 Grant Program Dates Now Available!

April 7, 2025 by Carrie Sweeney

Below is an overview of the 2025-26 Creative Saskatchewan Grant programs; who they are for, when they are accepting applications, and those all-important deadlines.

For more information on each of these programs, including what’s new for 2025-26, please click on the “Learn more” buttons.

Remember, All deadlines close at 4:00 PM Saskatchewan time. If a deadline falls on a statutory holiday or a weekend, applications will be accepted until 4:00 PM the following business day.


Marketing Grant

This grant provides support for marketing and publicity to improve visibility and generate sales. We offer two streams of funding depending of the scale of the project; Micro and Major.

Micro Stream

Up to a maximum of $5,000 per applicant per fiscal year (or 50% of the budget whichever is the lesser).

Clients are limited to one micro grant per fiscal year. This amount counts towards an annual marketing cap of $25,000 per fiscal year.

Micro Stream Opening Date for all sectors: May 1, 2025

Micro Stream Deadlines to apply:

  • Deadline 1: June 4, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
  • Deadline 2: September 17, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
  • Deadline 3: November 26, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
  • Deadline 4: February 4, 2026 at 4 PM SK time

Major Stream

Up to a maximum of $25,000 per applicant per fiscal year or 50% of the budget, whichever is the lesser.

Major Stream Opening Date for all sectors except Film & TV: May 1, 2025

Major Stream Deadlines to apply:

  • Book Publishing – June 18, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
  • Craft & Visual Arts –  August 6, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
  • Live Performing Arts Deadline 1: June 25, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
  • Live Performing Arts Deadline 2: October 1, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
  • Interactive Digital – November 19, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
  • Music Deadline 1: June 11, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
  • Music Deadline 2: September 24, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
  • Music Deadline 3: January 28, 2026 at 4 PM SK time

Following consultations with local producers and ScreenSask, we decided that increasing funding for film development activities would best support the sector at this time. To accommodate this, the Marketing Grant for the film sector will be paused this year. As funding becomes available throughout our fiscal year we may reconsider offering an intake of this grant.

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Showcase or Sell Travel Grant

This grant provides support to individuals and businesses to attend markets, industry showcases, and pitch events. In most cases, your project begins with an invitation to participate in a particular market.

  • Opening date: May 1, 2025
  • Deadlines: Continuous intake until funds are exhausted

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Tour Support Grant

This grant supports commercially viable touring opportunities for eligible Saskatchewan musicians touring in Canada and abroad. Please note that the Live Performing Arts stream of this grant has been absorbed into the Live Performing Arts Production and Performance grant.

Opening date: May 6, 2025

Deadlines to apply:

  • Deadline 1: June 11, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
  • Deadline 2: September 24, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
  • Deadline 3: Januray 28, 2026 at 4 PM SK time

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    Business Improvement Grant

    This grant supports projects that focus on professional development, increasing workforce capacity, and improving business efficiencies through technology infrastructure updates which result in growth, market expansion and improved profitability.

    Opening date for applicable sectors: May 1, 2025

    • Deadlines to apply:
      • Book Publishing – June 18, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
      • Craft & Visual Arts –  August 6, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
      • Interactive Digital – November 19 ,2025 at 4 PM SK time

    Film: Following consultations with local producers and ScreenSask, we decided that increasing funding for film development activities would best support the sector at this time. To accommodate this, the Business Improvement Grant for the film sector will be paused this year. As funding becomes available throughout our fiscal year we may reconsider offering an intake of this grant.

    Music: Following consultations with local musicians and SaskMusic, we decided to increase production and marketing deadlines to better support the sector. To fund these additional deadlines, the Business Improvement Grant for the Music sector will be paused this year. We plan to alternate offering the Business Improvement Grant and the Marketing Grant (Major Stream) to the Music sector each year.

    Live Performing Arts: Following consultations with producers and SATP, we decided to increase production and marketing deadlines to better support the sector. To fund these additional deadlines, the Business Improvement Grant for the Live Performing Arts sector will be paused this year. We plan to alternate offering the Business Improvement Grant and the Marketing Grant (Major Stream) to the Live Performing Arts sector each year.

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    Book Publishing Grant

    We offer two streams of funding depending on the nature of the project – Book Publishers’ Stream and Author-Funded Stream.

    Author-Funded Stream

    This grant supports self-publishers or publishers working with Saskatchewan authors to produce and market a book.

    Opening date: May 8, 2025
    Deadline: June 18, 2025 at 4 PM SK time

    Book Publishers’ Stream

    This grant assists in the production and marketing of titles intended for commercial release.

    Opening date: May 8, 2025

    Deadline: August 20, 2025 at 4 PM SK time

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    Craft & Visual Arts Production Grant

    This grant supports craft persons and visual artists in the production of creative products intended for the commercial marketplace.

    Opening date: May 13, 2025
    Deadline: August 6, 2025 4 PM SK time

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    Live Performing Arts Production & Performance Grant

    This grant invests in Live Performing Arts projects that are ready to be staged for a paying audience to expand commercial potential.

    Opening date: May 15, 2025
    Deadline 1: June 25, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
    Deadline 2:  October 1, 2025 at 4 PM SK time

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    Digital Game Development Grant

    This grant invests in Saskatchewan’s digital developers, helping them create digital games and gamified e-learning projects with commercial potential.

    Opening date: May 22, 2025
    Deadline: November 19, 2025 at 4 PM SK time

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    Sound Recording Grant

    This grant supports the production of commercially-viable sound recordings for promotional use and/or commercial release.

      • Opening date: May 6, 2025
      • Deadline 1: June 11, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
      • Deadline 2: September 24, 2025 at 4 PM SK time
      • Deadline 3: Januray 28, 2026 at 4 PM SK time

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    Feature Film & TV Production Grant

    This grant provides financial support to eligible applicants for feature film and television productions that have secured a relevant market trigger or distribution agreement of fair market value. There are two streams within this grant: the Saskatchewan Stream and the Service Production Stream.

    Opening date: April 1, 2025
    Deadline: Continuous intake until funding is exhausted

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    Film & TV Development Grant

    This grant assists qualified Saskatchewan production companies with undertaking the development of eligible projects and bringing productions to fruition.

    First Draft Stream

    Opening date: July 14, 2025
    Deadline:  October 8, 2025 at 4 PM SK time

    Final Draft Stream

    Opening date:July 14, 2025
    Deadline: October 8, 2025 at 4 PM SK time

    Slate Stream

    Opening date: August 11, 2025
    Deadline: November 5, 2025 at 4 PM SK time

    Learn More


    Filmmaker’s Grant

    This grant supports emerging Saskatchewan filmmakers with mentorship and production funds to produce content under 10 minutes intended to build the filmmakers’ professional portfolio.

    Opening date: November 18, 2025
    Deadline: January 21, 2026 at 4 PM SK time

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    SaskTel Max Equity Fund

    This grant provides financial support to eligible projects that demonstrate significant economic, cultural and employment benefit to the Saskatchewan industry, and a high potential of recoupment and profit in the application.

    Opening date:June 2, 2025
    Deadline: July 16, 2025 at 4 PM SK time

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    Industry Sponsorship Opportunities

    Supporting creative entrepreneurship capacity

    We sponsor projects that align with our mandate in any of the six creative sectors that Creative Saskatchewan’s grants support:

    Creative Saskatchewan - Six Creative Sectors

    Sponsorships are available year-round until the fund is exhausted.

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    Important Update in GMS:
    Enhanced User Account Process: Business Permissions

    Previous Process:

    • Contact Creative Saskatchewan to create all business user accounts.
    • Only one login was allowed per business.

    New Process:

    • Contact Creative Saskatchewan to create all business user accounts.
    • Businesses can now have multiple logins, allowing other staff members to view, create, and edit grants and activities.
    • Requests to add staff user accounts must be sent from a known contact and will be verified by a follow-up phone call from Creative Saskatchewan.

    This update will enable a more collaborative approach for businesses to create applications and complete final reporting together, rather than relying on a single individual. This change is particularly beneficial for applicants who have more than one staff person involved in the grant process. Please note that users must be employees of the business or members of the band. Grant writers and artist management will be configured differently, and we are currently resolving the details for this.

     

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    SaskGalleries: Celebrating 25 Years of Art Excellence

    April 1, 2025 by Carrie Sweeney

    Creative Saskatchewan funds seven industry associations, helping them achieve their mandates to support Saskatchewan’s creative small businesses and creative producers, and helping build extraordinary businesses. We have been serving as the primary funding agency for SaskGalleries since 2013.

    SaskGalleries, officially known as the Saskatchewan Professional Art Galleries Association, is a not-for-profit organization that represents commercial art galleries in Saskatchewan. Celebrating their 25th year in 2025, they continue to promote, develop, and encourage the growth of professional commercial art galleries that exhibit and sell original works of art.

    Executive Director Kristin Wagman remarked, “It’s a year of celebration for SaskGalleries as we head into our 25th anniversary, and we sincerely thank Creative Saskatchewan for their support over the last twelve years. Their funding helped us host international showcases of fine art, and continues to help us run marketing campaigns, annually produce the only fine art fair on the Canadian prairies, support our operations, and more. Creative Saskatchewan is a great partner for SaskGalleries, and we look forward to continuing to grow the Association and the commercial gallery industry in Saskatchewan together.”

    They maintain excellence by ensuring that member galleries represent professional artists, pay them fairly, price art in line with national standards, and are knowledgeable about the art and artists they carry.

    Patrons at the Art Now Fine Art Fair in Saskatoon, 2024
    Patrons at the Art Now Fine Art Fair in Saskatoon, 2024

    Creative Saskatchewan proudly supports SaskGalleries’ activities for members, including the annual Art Now Fine Art Fair, celebrating its 10th edition this year, Saskatchewan Art Gallery Day, celebrating its 5th anniversary this year, ShopTheGalleries.ca, now showing its 24th online exhibition, and much more.

    For an even greater fine art experience for Saskatchewan, last year SaskGalleries and the Saskatchewan Craft Council started hosting Art Now and the new Craft Is… Fine Craft Market in one location to create an unforgettable weekend celebrating the visual arts community.

    Membership with SaskGalleries is open to various entities within the fine art industry in Saskatchewan. Full members are professional commercial art galleries, while associate members include emerging galleries, artist collectives, businesses, and organizations. Affiliate memberships are available to individuals and institutions contributing to the commercial art market’s success, and honorary memberships recognize significant past contributions. Members benefit from SaskGalleries’ tireless support for their galleries.

    Member galleries offer a wide range of services beyond selling art. These include appraisals, custom commissions, consultations and private viewings, corporate services, custom framing, financing options, installation and re-installations, private event hosting, and shipping and delivery. Each gallery is equipped to provide personalized support to collectors, businesses, and art enthusiasts, ensuring a comprehensive and professional experience in acquiring and managing art.

    From navigating the purchase of professional artwork and caring for it, to selling your original pieces in a gallery, SaskGalleries provides advice to make your gallery experience less intimidating.

    When it comes to funding artists and commercial galleries—that’s where we come in! Creative Saskatchewan’s role is to help clients navigate the grant application process from start to finish, review applications for eligibility, ensure applications are vetted by industry professionals, and invest in projects with economic potential. Creative Saskatchewan offers several grants related to Craft & Visual Arts:

    The Craft & Visual Arts Production Grant supports craft persons and visual artists in the production of creative products intended for the commercial marketplace.

    The Showcase or Sell Travel Grant helps cover the costs of travel expenses to specific market opportunities.

    Creative entrepreneurs are also eligible to apply for our Business Improvement grant and Marketing grant.

    Industry associations like SaskGalleries directly contribute to the cultural and economic landscape of our province with the important work that they do.

    To learn more about SaskGalleries and their members, visit them online at www.saskgalleries.ca or check out the Art Now Fine Art Fair at www.artnow.ca. You can even tour the 2024 Art Now show at https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=mZWN6ZNkxB4.

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    Filed Under: Craft & Visual Arts

    The Saskatchewan Craft Council: Nurturing Prairie Craft

    March 27, 2025 by Carrie Sweeney

    Creative Saskatchewan funds seven industry associations, helping them achieve their mandates to support Saskatchewan’s creative small businesses and creative producers, and helping build extraordinary businesses. We have been serving as the primary funding agency for The Saskatchewan Craft Council (SCC) since 2013.

    Since 1975, this non-profit has been fostering a diverse and educational space for over 300 artists of all stages.

    Executive Director, Carmen Milenkovic, commented, “The SCC is very proud of its relationship with Creative Saskatchewan. The staff at Creative Saskatchewan is knowledgeable, supportive, and willing to enhance programs to help us make Saskatchewan’s craft artists successful. We’re able to reach audiences across Canada and beyond.”

    SCC strives to help artists and craftspeople flourish economically and creatively through its shop and gallery in the heart of Broadway Avenue in Saskatoon. Other channels include its, online store, gallery exhibitions, marketing promotions, educational opportunities, and market events.

    Patrons at the Craft Is Market
    Patrons at the Craft Is… Fine Art Market

    We are proud to sponsor many of the important events, workshops and exhibitions put on by the amazing team at SCC. Examples include the Craft is…Fine Craft Market, recently partnered with SaskGalleries’ Art Now, the Sales & Marketing Masterclass for Craftspeople, and the exhibition for Warp & Weft by Kaija Sanelma Harris, a joint project with Remai Modern. A new program introduced recently is called How Can We Help? where the SCC staff assists members solve challenges they encounter in the development of their craft practice and business.

    The How Can We Help program also works with the film industry. The program provides brokering and matching services between SCC creators and film art departments, helping source prop and set dressing needs. SCC belongs to a nationwide network of craft organizations and can help filmmakers source objects from various regions in Canada.

    SCC also offers memberships with numerous benefits designed to support and elevate artists. Members receive marketing services and materials to boost their visibility and engagement. Juried Members can sell their work at SCC events, via their online store, and gain exposure through professional photography and various marketing channels. Membership also includes a free subscription to Studio Magazine, access to professional development courses, and exclusive newsletters. Additionally, members enjoy free entries to exhibitions, valuable feedback sessions, and discounts on gallery purchases. With various membership options, joining the SCC is accessible to everyone.

    When it comes to funding artists—that’s where we come in! Creative Saskatchewan’s role is to help clients navigate the grant application process from start to finish, review applications for eligibility, ensure applications are vetted by industry professionals, and invest in projects with economic potential. Creative Saskatchewan offers several grants related to Craft & Visual Arts:

    The Craft & Visual Arts Production Grant supports craft persons and visual artists in the production of creative products intended for the commercial marketplace.

    The Showcase or Sell Travel Grant helps cover the costs of travel expenses to specific market opportunities.

    Creative entrepreneurs are also eligible to apply for our Business Improvement grant, Research grant, and Marketing grant.

    SCC is doing incredible work in inviting the world to experience the excellence of Saskatchewan craft. At the SCC, artists and craftspeople can find both support and a welcoming community.

    Learn more by visiting their website: https://saskcraftcouncil.org/

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    Filed Under: Craft & Visual Arts

    2024-25 Programs Closed

    March 3, 2025 by Carrie Sweeney

    Our 2024-25 Programs are now closed.

    Stay tuned—details for our 2025-26 programs will be announced in April 2025. Each year, we take the time to adjust our programming as appropriate according to applicant and assessor feedback. Thank you for your patience as we gear up for another great year supporting creative entrepreneurs!

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