ALFF INDUSTRY Forum 2025

ALFF Industry is back in-person for three exciting days February 7-10 with sessions at the Old Fire Hall, Yukon Theatre, and SPYA Studios.

Designed for both emerging and established filmmakers, ALFF Industry will feature market presentations, industry panels, 1 to 1 meetings with decision makers, and abundant networking opportunities. The annual ALFF Pitch Event, where filmmakers get the opportunity to pitch their projects to an industry jury for the chance to win over $12,000 in support to produce their film.

ALFF Industry is supported by Yukon Media Development through the Yukon Film Training Fund and Telefilm Canada, as well sponsored by Warner Brothers Discovery Access Canada, Canada Media Fund, and Northwestel Community Television. 

 

Program Highlights

Key Events

ALFF Pitch Event (Saturday, February 9th) 

• Pitch projects to a panel of industry jurors. 
• Compete for over $12,000 in cash and in-kind support. 
• Sponsored by Northwestel Community TV. 
• Free to attend (licensed event). 

ALFF Live Script Reading** (Sunday, February 10th) 

• Yukon-written screenplay read live by professional actors. 
• Feedback opportunity from industry professionals.
• Free to attend (licensed event). 

Workshops & Masterclasses

Demystifying the Actor’s Process led by actor/director Ben Immanuel. Explore acting techniques and storytelling tools. 

Directing Master Class presented by award-winning filmmaker Matthew Rankin. 

Conversation with Sook-Yin Lee. An in-depth discussion with the acclaimed filmmaker. 

Panels & Industry Presentations

Discussions with Canadian broadcasters and distributors. 

Insights into market trends, strategies, and industry best practices. 

Additional workshops (details to come) on documentary filmmaking, animated storytelling, and 48-hour filmmaking challenges.

Networking Opportunities

One-on-One Meetings exclusive to Industry Passholders. Meet representatives from organizations like: 

• Directors Guild of Canada (DGC) 
• Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) 
• Telefilm Canada 
• National Film Board of Canada (NFB) 
• Northwestel Community Television 
• Yukon Media Development
• Vinegar Syndrome Films
• Game Theory Films
• and more. 

Passes & Accessibility

Ten Industry Passes are available for filmmakers and enthusiasts with limited complimentary passes for Indigenous, Black, Persons of Colour, and LGBTQ2S+ creatives in Yukon, NWT, and BC. Contact ald@yukonfilmsociety.com for more info.