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Bell Media’s Harold Greenberg Fund announced its support today for 33 Canadian film projects through the fund’s script development program.

Included in the list of funding recipients are NSI grads:

• Keith Behrman (NSI Features First) with project The Giant Little Ones

• Shelagh Carter (NSI Drama Prize) with project Into Invisible Light

• Jeffrey St. Jules (NSI Features First) with project Panther!

• Jason Filiatrault (Movie Central Script to Screen) and Robert Cuffley (NSI Features First) with project Three to Get Ready

• Eisha Marjara (NSI Features First) with project Calorie

• Dusty Mancinelli with NSI Features First-developed project Little Kings

• Jeremy LaLonde (NSI Totally Television) with project James vs His Future Self

• Trey Anthony (NSI Totally Television) with project How Black Mothers Say I Love You

Congratulations!

Concerto, an MTS Stories From Home documentary from producer Angela Heck (NSI Features First), screens at the Winnipeg Film Group’s Cinematheque on February 16.

Concerto is directed by Ivan Hughes and follows Victoria Sparks, a percussionist with the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra, who is given the opportunity to perform as a soloist in the world premiere of a new composition.

The film plays alongside Kayla Jeanson’s short Shenanigans at Sunset.

Concerto screens at 7 p.m. on February 16. Buy tickets.