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Following the success of this year's delegation, in collaboration with the Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA) we are once again offering 10 Pact members the opportunity to attend Prime Time 2027 as part of an official UK delegation.
Prime Time is the CMPA’s annual gathering for the screen-based media industry, taking place in Ottawa from Tuesday 26th to Friday 29th January. The conference brings together over 1,000 delegates from Canada and around the world for three days of panels, workshops and dedicated market access.
Successful applicants will receive free accreditation and a grant of at least £250 to support the cost of attendance. They will also have the opportunity to connect with leading Canadian decision-makers and creatives through curated meetings and exclusive networking opportunities.
Following the signing of a new Canada-UK Co-Production Treaty in September 2026, the delegation offers a further opportunity to strengthen ties between the UK and Canadian screen industries and explore potential co-production opportunities.
How To
Apply
For more information about the programme, visit the Prime Time website.
To apply, please complete the application form by 5:00pm on Friday 13th November. The CMPA will make the final decision on which UK companies are selected to participate.
Please note: This opportunity is open only to companies that have not previously participated in the UK delegation to Prime Time. While applications are welcome from all producers, the opportunity is particularly relevant to TV producers.
Delegates can access exclusive discounts on accommodation and travel. Please note that confirmation of registration is required to access airline discounts. We recommend booking accommodation as soon as your place is confirmed to secure preferred rates and location.
You May Be
Interested In
Read about our first Prime Time delegation earlier this year in this update from our Director of International, Ross Lewis.
You can also hear from Pact member, Hollie Abbot, Founder and Creative Director of Cardiff-based Awkward Studios, who shares her experience of joining this year's delegation.
