Click on the headers to display the corresponding text. The last several years have seen a significant increase in the number of film professionals who belong to several established guilds and unions, many of whom have developed standard agreements regulating the terms and conditions of employment.
Some agreements are available here .
In a number of production centres, there is the possibility of choice respecting the technical unions. This is particularly true in Ontario and British Columbia. Some of the guilds and unions have developed low budget agreements with a view to stimulating production. The Canadian Film and Television Production Association established the National Mentorship Program in 1995 to contribute to the development of industry professionals. The application forms are currently under development.