BE Collective Connect-Hire Career Expo

On October 27, 2025, 1844 Studios and BE Collective will host the FREE Connect-Hire Career Expo at MacEwan University, bringing together over 15 exhibitors and more than a hundred participants. The event will create a vital bridge between BIPOC jobseekers and Alberta’s film and television employers, offering keynote talks, networking opportunities, and hands-on introductions to career pathways. Designed to address industry labour gaps and improve equity, diversity, and inclusion on screen sets, Connect-Hire will assist attendees explore training, mentorship, and employment opportunities. Exhibitors will connect with a pool of emerging talent eager to contribute to Alberta’s growing screen sector.

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Further details about the event can be found on our Eventbrite page

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This FREE event is focused on connecting BIPOC and equity-deserving individuals with real career opportunities in Edmonton’s growing screen industries. It will feature:
• Industry keynotes
• 15+ Exhibitor booths
• Networking with top production & post-production companies
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