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Bridges & Underpasses
With so many lakes and rivers, not to mention the Rideau Canal National Historic Site, bridges abound in the National Capital Region.
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Featuring one of Canada’s oldest and largest public markets, the ByWard Market neighbourhood is Ottawa's most popular tourist and filming destination.
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The Film Office focuses on the continued development, retention, competitiveness, and enhancement of the city’s film and television industry. It also promotes the region as a preferred industry destination and supports the development and growth of the local industry.
Location Support
Don't know where to start? We help foreign (and local) producers find the locations, crew, and services they need to make their production a success.
Resources
Whether you’re looking for local crew, equipment, hotels or other resources, Ottawa has everything you need to make your project come in on time and on budget.
Business Development
We work with local producers and screen-based companies to help them expand and attract new projects to the National Capital Region.
Industry Promotion
We're working towards making sure that Ottawa's screen-based media industry is no longer one of the city's best kept secrets.
From the Blog
Learn more about Ottawa's film and television industry
Ottawa Film Office Announces 2020-2021 Board
OTTAWA FILM OFFICE ANNOUNCES 2020-2021 BOARD Local entrepreneur Kevin Bourne joins distinguished Board comprised of leaders in business, tourism, and economic development Ottawa, September 1, 2020 – The Ottawa Film Office, the local not-for-profit organization dedicated to growing Ottawa’s film and television industry, is pleased to announce the re-election of several Board members. In addition […]
Read MoreWhat Ottawa’s new Film By-Law means for you
Ottawa City Council recently approved a new Film By-Law that will help streamline the film permitting process. We know this will be a period of transition for many – our office, the City, location managers and filmmakers – and we’re striving to make this process as smooth and seamless as possible. We encourage all filmmakers […]
Read More10 ways to support Ottawa’s arts, culture, and heritage sectors
We were pleased to collaborate with OMIC, Arts Network Ottawa, Ottawa Arts Council, and Ottawa Festivals to create this list of ways to support the local arts, culture, and heritage sectors. We hope you’ll continue supporting local artists until we can once again gather in theatres, music venues, galleries, and other cultural facilities,
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