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Film, Video and Sound Recording Policy and Programs Directorate [textual record]

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Date:

[1972-1997].

Reference:

R5747-54-9-E, RG6

Type of material:

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Item ID number:

211527

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Department of Canadian Heritage fonds

Film, Video and Sound Recording Policy and Programs Directorate
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Date(s):

[1972-1997].

Bilingual equivalent:

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Place of creation:

Canada

Extent:

23.1 m of textual records.

Language of material:

English

Added language of material:

English, French
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Dossiers d'exploitation de la Direction de la Politique et des programmes en matière de film, de vidéo et d'enregistrement sonore [document textuel]

Ministère du Patrimoine canadien, Montréal, Dossiers Entente Canada-Québec/Communications [document textuel]

Operational records of the Canadian Audio Visual Certification Office (CAVCO) [textual record]

Operational records of the Film, Video and Sound Recording Policy and Program Directorate [textual record]
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This series is preliminary, see the linked accessions.

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Canada. Dept. of Canadian Heritage. Film, Video and Sound Recording Policy and Programs

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Canada. Dept. of Canadian Heritage. Film, Video and Sound Recording Policy and Programs : 1997: This directorate is involved in the encouragement of film, video and sound recordings in the non-broadcast (that is, television and radio) field. The office fosters relationships with industry groups who encourage and aid individual artists and creators. DFSP does not deal directly with individual artists and producers, except in rare instances. The directorate does work closely with government agencies (notably the National Film Board and Telefilm) to promote production in this sector. DFSP concentrates its resources on policy development for Canadian film, video and sound recording enterprise. (RDA 97/007).
2004: The Film and Video Policy and Programs Directorate is part of the Cultural Investment Sector at Canadian Heritage. The Directorate aimed at ensuring Canadians have diverse and accessible Canadian choices in film and television; encouraging excellence in Canadians working in the film and video industry; fostering the production, distribution and promotion of Canadian content connecting Canadians to each other and the world through Canadian film and television productions.

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Custodial history:

The records in this series were created and maintained by the Department of Communications (RG97) until 1993, and by its successor Canadian Heritage (R5747).

Related material:

See the Department of Communications' series Film, Video and Sound Recording Policy and Programs (184411).

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Government

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1996-0922 MFRC
2004-00553-X
2008-00290-X
2014-00904-X
2015-01700-3
4-2003-03-017 OFRC
86/001
97/007
97/032
R5747

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RG6
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