More film first, then the rest of the showcase.
An animated short film on how the Canadian energy sector powers the medium of animation itself.
Hand-built replicas of Canada’s energy systems, staged on interchangeable landscapes to show employment, choice, and reliability.
An interactive oil painting installation about the threads tying energy to jobs, healthcare, and a brighter Canadian future.
A short animated film about two duelists, an isolated training club, and the energy that makes the everyday possible.
A rhyming children’s book introducing Canada’s energy mix through hydropower, solar, wind, nuclear, and fossil fuels.
A dance concept video where seven dancers, each carrying a different energy source, weave together into the shape of the Canadian flag.
An electronic sculpture that uses energy self-referentially to illustrate the tension in Canada’s energy conversation.
A short story about a young man named Hawthorne and the quiet, life-saving framework the Canadian energy sector provides.
A kinetic Stirling-engine sculpture whose unmarked clock spins faster with every degree of heat: how much time do we have left?
Five scholarships of up to $100,000 awarded every year. The current cycle is open.
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