Draft:Treepot Media
A community-driven hub for the local independent film scene.
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Treepot Media is an independent media company based in Ottawa, Ontario, that focuses on supporting and elevating emerging filmmakers. Founded in 2010 by filmmaker and engineer Jith Paul[1], the organization has transitioned from a direct production house into a community-driven hub for the local independent film scene.
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| Location | Ottawa, Canada |
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| Founded | 2010 |
| Website | https://treepotmedia.com/ |
Current Initiatives
Today, Treepot Media primarily operates as a resource and platform for creative collaboration:
- film613: A curated blog and resource for the Ottawa and Outaouais region's film, television, and creative arts community.
- Treepot Spark: A series of artist talks, podcasts, watch parties, and meetups designed to foster collaboration among local creatives.