Culture Days. Meet the BC Youth Storyteller’s Contest Winners
Meet last year’s winners as they share their learning experience. Enjoy a free networking light lunch and start building your professional network, connecting with other filmmakers and finding potential mentors
Date/Time: Oct 4 2026, 1:00 pm to 2:15 pm
Delta, North Delta Centre for the Arts11425 84 Avenue
Tickets
Cost: Free
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Have a VIP experience - walk the red carpet, take selfies, practice pitching! This is a fun way to practice talking about your art and your creative vision. Bring your thoughts, rough drafts, or ideas for your film treatment (framework) and get one-on-one advice from industry professionals.
BC Youth Storyteller’s Contest is open to emerging storytellers who are 16+ and BC residents! The BC Youth Storyteller’s Contest is an initiative of the Sundar Prize Film Festival Luminaries Program. Its purpose is to identify and support young creators who are passionate about storytelling and filmmaking. By providing mentorship, learning opportunities, and public recognition, the program helps youth develop both their creative voice and their confidence.
For more information on content requirements and how to submit visit our website: https://sundarprize.com/storytellers-contest/
Submissions are now open and the deadline is October 18th, 2026.
Winners will be announced December 2026!
Food: Wraps, Pizza, Samosas, Popcorn, Snacks
+++++Door Prizes!
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Our vision is a world where film is a powerful tool for social change, where diverse communities and causes are represented and celebrated, and where impactful storytelling inspires action towards a more just and equitable society. The film festival is part of SHER PRIDE, a registered charity founded in 2008, which seeks to protect and support LGBTQ+ communities who experience disproportionate levels of discrimination, stigma and barriers to support. The work extends to all human rights by ending all forms of exclusion, discrimination, and prejudice, while educating, empowering, and connecting.
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