Canadian Heritage committee  There might be 110 films in our collection that have to do with Inuit, but there are hundreds and hundreds of films made by aboriginals about aboriginals across Canada.

Canadian Heritage committee  The split right now is about half Canadian, half international, in terms of our overall screenings across all of our different platforms. The countries that stand out are France, the U.K., Denmark, and Germany, and the other countries are in the minority after those. Does that an

Canadian Heritage committee  There is a new production on the Chinese in the Vancouver area and their contribution to building the country and their place in Canadian society now.

Canadian Heritage committee  At the NFB, we have a strategy that establishes a relationship between us and schools, especially teachers. That's how we reach over 5 million students a year. They watch an NFB film online or on a DVD. We are able to do that through teachers and their participation.

Canadian Heritage committee  We create channels, and we create collections of films on various topics. Some of them will certainly be about the 150th anniversary, but also about other topics that tie in with that.

Canadian Heritage committee  It's all very flexible; we can practically do it overnight.

Canadian Heritage committee  There are several projects, including Canada CODE, that allow people to interact directly with the NFB by telling us their story. Every day, we create many opportunities to talk to Canadians about our films. Our team in charge of public relations and social media talks daily to C

Canadian Heritage committee  Canada CODE is a project that allowed Canadians from everywhere to document something about their daily lives and their pride in Canadians and Canadian athletes through photography, video clips, sound, music, etc. The site allowed them to upload their personal stories to the site

Canadian Heritage committee  Yes.

Canadian Heritage committee  There's the sale of DVDs across the country and internationally; the sale of NFB films to television broadcasters internationally; and different partnership projects we do that bring revenue back to the NFB.

Canadian Heritage committee  One of the ways we reach Canadians of every cultural community is in their communities directly. It's either through public screenings of our films, where we meet with community groups and come together around the subject of the film or the screening of the film with the filmmake

Canadian Heritage committee  In the educational component of what we'll do for 1812, those moments in Canadian history will absolutely be documented or be part of the educational documents and tools we put together. That's absolutely where we go when we get into a project like that. As far as new production

Canadian Heritage committee  They're subjects or people who have been forgotten about.

Canadian Heritage committee  The approach starts with each and every Canadian. We're connecting with Canadians now in a way that we haven't in the past. That includes their having access to everything we've produced, but also having their own voice, whether it's through the formal process of producing films

Canadian Heritage committee  No, there's just one presentation for the two of us.