Access to experienced post-production facilities that serve the industry by providing colour correction, composing, sound and other services.
Many home-grown studios work with international partners on strategic co-productions to produce quality, commercially viable feature films and TV shows for the global marketplace.
The industry has a strong balance of international and domestic production activity, with foreign productions accounting for three-quarters of total production dollars spent in BC.
Many studio developments are underway: the Metro Vancouver region could add as much as a million square feet of sound stages and production support space in the next two or three years, bringing the total studio infrastructure footprint in the region from the approximately 2 million square feet to an estimated 3 million square feet in 2025.
Direct spending on film and television production in British Columbia (BC) totalled more than $4.1 billion in 2019 the impact of paused productions during the pandemic, however, saw this fall to $3.4 billion in 2020.
On average the city is home to approximately 65+ movies and 55+ TV series annually, as well as hundreds of other filming days for commercials, TV pilots and other features.
Vancouver productions access world-class film and television studios located in the region, including Mammoth, Vancouver Film Studios, North Shore Studios, Ironwood Studios, Canadian Motion Picture Park, Eagle Creek Studios, Bridge Studios, and Martini Film Studios.
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