Bridgetown Film Festival in full swing!
The Bridgetown Film Festival aims to offer a healthy dose of Caribbean cinema. This year the Bridgetown Film Festival takes the form of an Open Air Cinema located at Ocean Spray Apartments, under the stars and beside the Caribbean Sea. Screening films from yesteryear to recent productions, the Fest...
The Pan in Education (PIE) Business Model continues...
PIE is an innovative ICT-based educational product created by Mr. Simeon Sandiford and has evolved from six years of dedicated research and development. It contains on CD, specialised curriculum modules, assessment packages and National Occupational Standard (NOS).
COTT faces financial difficulties
While no decision has yet been made about reducing staff, Copyright Organisation of Trinidad and Tobago (COTT) CEO, Allison Demas, told the Express that the board is exploring cost-cutting measures because the organisation has seen a dramatic decline in collections since the beginning of the yea...
CaribbeanTales Film Festival 2009 announces new workshop series.
The 2009 CaribbeanTales Film Festival has announced its new industry workshop series.
Celebrating its fourth anniversary, the Caribbean Tales Film Festival this year presents the CaribbeanTales Industry Development Program (CTIDP), an initiative that offers industry activities such as training wo...
UNIDO CEMA Deadline Extended!
The Deadline for the submission of relevant documents for the UNIDO Cinematic & Entrepreneurship Motivation Awards (CEMA) has been extended to June 9th, 2009.
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Disjuncture and Displacement – Cultural Policy in the Caribbean - Dr. Suzanne Burke
Local Content and the Broadcasting Sector in Trinidad & Tobago.
Regional Caribbean Creative Industries Project: Application Form
