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TELUS STORYHIVE Voices is back. Applications are open and STORYHIVE is encouraging new and emerging digital content creators to apply
TELUS STORYHIVE Voices is back. Applications are open and STORYHIVE is encouraging new and emerging digital content creators to apply across B.C. and Alberta.
STORYHIVE is offering $10,000 in production funding, training, a community of support and distribution to over 1 million viewers on TELUS Optik TV, Stream+ and STORYHIVE’s YouTube channel.
“If you’re just starting or looking to take your creative journey to the next level, STORYHIVE Voices is here to help amplify your vision,” insists Erin Shaw, STORYHIVE’s Northern B.C. Territory Manager. “We want to hear stories from every community, including Fort St. John!”
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STORYHIVE gives underrepresented communities in British Columbia and Alberta an opportunity to share their stories on the Canadian Broadcasting System. Through various programs we provide production funding, training, mentorship and distribution on TELUS Optik TV.
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