Edmonton Screen Program Recipients: May 2026

Edmonton Screen Program Recipients: May 2026

Edmonton Screen Program Recipients: May 2026

A monthly overview of Edmonton Screen program recipients for May 2026 across film, television, and digital media and technology.

This monthly update highlights creators, studios, and community-led events across Edmonton and Northern Alberta who received support through Edmonton Screen programs.

The following recipients received program support in May 2026.

Community Development Grant Recipients

The Community Development Grant supports individual creators and professionals working across film, television, and digital media and technology. Funding helps reduce barriers to participation by supporting event attendance, professional development, and early-stage business needs.

Event Attendance

Sharlene Millang-Borst - Film & TV
Mandeep Pujara - Film & TV
Shane Fennessey - Film & TV
Adam Scorgie - Film & TV
Gabriel Lima - Film & TV
Leah Iwaniuk - Film & TV
Bonnie Thompson- Film & TV

Incorporation

Alexander Ritchie - Video Game

Event Sponsorship Recipients

Event Sponsorship funding supports community-led events that create opportunities for learning, collaboration, and connection across Edmonton’s creative screen sectors.

FascinAsian Film Festival Edmonton

Organizer: FasciAsian Film Festival
Date: May 12, 2026
Event details: FasciAsian Film Festival

Learn more about Edmonton Screen’s programs in the Programs & Services section of our website.

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