• Check-In: Upon arriving at the Omni King Edward Hotel, please proceed to the second floor, where all Summit programming and meetings will take place.

• Registration Hours: Registration opens at 12:00 p.m. on September 14 and at 8:00 a.m. on September 15 and 16.

• Delegate Badges: Visit the Lionsgate Canada Main Registration Kiosk to collect your delegate badge. A delegate badge is required for entry into all Access Canada Summit sessions, meetings and networking events.

• Market Access Meetings: Roundtable and Pitch Meetings will take place on the second floor of the hotel. There will be directional signage clearly displayed.

• Full Agenda: Don’t miss a moment. Explore the ACCESS CANADA SUMMIT AGENDA for complete details about sessions, meetings, and networking receptions.

• Need Help? Our team at the Main Registration Kiosk will be available to assist you throughout the Summit.

Think Global, Act Local: The Power of Connecting Creatives

As the global content business becomes increasingly interlinked, Canada has emerged as one of the industry’s most important creative hubs. Fremantle has built a thriving Canadian business, playing a pivotal role in connecting local creativity with global opportunity by bringing international formats into the region while introducing new audiences to Canadian content. In this exclusive conversation, join Michela Di Mondo, EVP Distribution and Sales for Fremantle Canada and leading executives from across the media industry for a candid discussion on what it takes to build successful content partnerships. Together, they’ll unpack this process, from developing original concepts and adapting global formats, to identifying stories with international potential. This conversation offers the audience valuable insight into the creative, strategic, and business relationships driving today’s global television industry.

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Canada Unite! CMPA and IATSE Canada on Building a Resilient Domestic Screen Sector

To the casual observer, the CMPA and IATSE Canada may not have always appeared fully aligned on major issues facing Canada’s production sector over the past few years. Recent events, however, illustrate there is much more that unites these organizations than assumed. Hear from the CMPA’s Reynolds Mastin and IATSE Canada’s Monty Montgomerie on their shared vision for the path forward.

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We look forward to seeing you at The Hollywood Reporter’s Access Canada Summit!