EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

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The Indigenous Futures Film Academy is a creative home for Indigenous filmmakers, producers, writers, and media artists who are reimagining the future through story. We develop, produce, and train with purpose, centring Indigenous sovereignty, cultural resurgence, and collective liberation. Whether you're an emerging artist, seasoned professional, cultural advisor, or behind-the-scenes builder, we invite you to be part of our growing movement.

Current Opportunities

We regularly post opportunities for:

  • Contract positions (coordinators, editors, instructors, consultants)

  • Mentorship and teaching roles in our workshops and labs

  • Collaborative productions and co-creation projects

  • Internships and student placements

Why Work With IFFA?

  • We prioritize Indigenous-led storytelling and capacity-building

  • Our projects span film, television, gaming, and virtual production

  • We work with communities, not just in them

  • We foster environments rooted in respect, reciprocity, and cultural safety

  • We believe in fair compensation, transparency, and long-term growth

IFFA Employment Opportunity

Project Coordinator & Grant Support Role
Contract Position (Part-Time, Remote)

Position Overview

IFFA is seeking a committed and organized Project Coordinator to support the production of our Kinosew Virtual Labs initiative and assist with grant research and applications. This is a part-time, contract-based role for an emerging or mid-career Indigenous professional passionate about Indigenous storytelling, virtual production, and creative capacity-building.

Key Responsibilities

  • Coordinate schedules, communications, and deliverables for the Kinosew Virtual Labs production

  • Liaise with production team members and community partners to ensure timelines are met

  • Track budgets, milestones, and documentation throughout the project

  • Research and support the submission of funding proposals for IFFA’s growth

  • Provide basic administrative and reporting assistance as needed

Qualifications

  • Strong organizational and communication skills

  • Demonstrated interest or experience in Indigenous media, digital arts, or creative production

  • Grant writing or research experience is a strong asset

  • Ability to work remotely and independently

  • Indigenous candidates will be prioritized

Compensation

  • $25/hour for up to 20 hours/week (flexible schedule)

  • Grant Success Fee: 3–5% of successfully awarded funds that the coordinator helps write or prepare


Timeline

  • Start Date: January 2026

  • Contract Length: 6 months with possibility of renewal based on funding 

To apply, please send your resume/CV to: info@Indigenousfuturesfilmacademy.com
We will review applications and notify selected participants for interviews.

IFFA would like to acknowledge that this opportunity was made possible by the Canadian Media Fund.