Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (courtesy Dean Buscher/Netflix)
British Columbia’s film, TV, visual effects and animation industry has consistently broken records – even during the global pandemic, when physical productions were halted to stop the spread of COVID-19. Though 40 productions were forced to shutter in March 2020, the industry’s resilience and creativity helped to fuel a powerful comeback that saw 60 productions resume – with strict safety protocols intact – a mere seven months later.
In 2019, the provincial film industry generated a record $4.1 billion in economic activity, and a significant margin came from Metro Vancouver, the third-largest film hub in North America (trailing only New York and
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