Find out about the types of public screenings you can organize by consulting our Public Screenings.
How do I host a screening in my community?
To learn how to organize your own community screening, please consult the Community Screenings section of our Public Screenings.
As a librarian, what public screening programs am I able to offer my patrons?
Learn about the NFB’s library programs by visiting our Public Screenings page or the program web pages: NFB FILM CLUB, TD SUMMER READING CLUB and CCUNESCO – LET’S TALK ABOUT RECONCILIATION.
What is the NFB’s AABIZIINGWASHI (WIDE AWAKE) collection?
Find out about our collection of Indigenous-directed films by visiting our AABIZIINGWASHI (WIDE AWAKE).
What is the RENDEZ-VOUS DE LA FRANCOPHONIE (RVF)?
To learn about the NFB’s participation in the annual Rendez-vous de la Francophonie, please visit our RVF.
Where else are your films available?
National Film Board of Canada productions are accessible in every region of the country through Community Screenings, in libraries via programs such as the NFB Film Club, and at special annual events like the Rendez-Vous de la Fracophonie or National Canadian Film Day. These screenings can be organized as in-person […]
Changes to MARC 21 Records
We are currently working on improving the NFB’s MARC 21 records. Our catalogue will be made available shortly through the OCLC’s Knowledge Base, a global library cooperative . Thanks to the OCLC’s resources, this change will result in considerable improvements to our MARC files, including: a change to item identifiers, […]
What to do if my photos are not downloading in the NFB StopMo Studio workspace anymore?
In the Apple ecosystem, photos are now stored in the iCloud Photo Library and removed from the iPad Photos app. If the photo file is still present on the device, it is possible to insert the photo in the NFB StopMo Studio application; If the photo file is in the […]
Privacy notice concerning personal information
All personal information created, collected or retained by the National Film Board of Canada is protected by the Privacy Act. This means that we must inform you of the purposes for which this information is collected and how you can exercise your right of access to this information. If applicable, […]