Intersections Media Opportunities for Youth Society, a non- profit charitable organization, delivers the Intersections Digital Media Workshop a vital initiative creating equitable access for underrepresented and marginalized youth—providing the skills, training, certifications, on-location film making and mentorships opportunities to pursue entry-level employment in film and digital media industry.

​As the screen industry continues to grow, there is a pressing need for a diverse and inclusive job-ready workforce that reflects the population of Canada.

​The Intersections Digital Media Workshop is a hybrid (virtual and on site) training and mentorship program for youth (19 years to 30 years old) from marginalized and equity-deserving communities: Indigenous, Black, and other racialized groups, newcomers, LGBTQ2+ individuals, persons with disabilities, and women.

​Intersections Digital Media Workshop established 15 years ago continues to play a critical role in addressing these inequities by providing on location filmmaking experience, essential software training, industry-recognized certifications, and meaningful mentorship from professionals. Through its targeted support, the program empowers youth with the skills, knowledge, and connections needed to access entry-level roles in film, television, and digital media—helping to build a more diverse, inclusive, and representative workforce in BC.'s creative economy.