DIGI60 FILMMAKERS’ FESTIVAL
For over 20 years the Digi60 Filmmakers’ Festival
has provided a safe space for filmmakers to:
Create & Learn
Expand Your Network
Multiply Your Skills
Digi60 is not just about making films.
we also MAKe filmmakers.
Upcoming Events
Submit your short film for consideration in Digi60’s 2026 Community Shorts program by October 31.
Need a space to finish your 60-Day Challenge film? Drop into DARC’s workshop room to edit, collaborate, and get your film across the finish line!
Need a space to finish your 60-Day Challenge film? Drop into DARC’s workshop room to edit, collaborate, and get your film across the finish line!
Explore City of Ottawa funding opportunities for filmmakers and media artists. Learn about eligibility, application requirements, and grants available to independent creators, collectives, and arts organizations.
Need a space to finish your 60-Day Challenge film? Drop into DARC’s workshop room to edit, collaborate, and get your film across the finish line!
Need a space to finish your 60-Day Challenge film? Drop into DARC’s workshop room to edit, collaborate, and get your film across the finish line!
Need a space to finish your 60-Day Challenge film? Drop into DARC’s workshop room to edit, collaborate, and get your film across the finish line!
Need a space to finish your 60-Day Challenge film? Drop into DARC’s workshop room to edit, collaborate, and get your film across the finish line!
Join Digi60 alumni Kristen McNaule and Penny McCann for practical advice and firsthand insights on navigating film festivals and making informed submission decisions.
RESOURCES & STORIES
Explore podcasts, interviews, filmmaker conversations, news and insights from the Digi60 community.
LATEST FROM DIGI60
With 39 days left in the challenge, Digi60 filmmakers came together to share progress, build connections, and exchange advice. From first-time filmmakers to returning community members, here are a few highlights and lessons from the halfway point.
Making a film in 60 days isn’t just about beating the clock. It’s about finding the right people, staying open to the unexpected, and making something that feels like your own. Here are a few lessons from filmmakers who’ve done it.
DONATE TO DIGI60
The Digi60 Filmmakers’ Festival is a volunteer-run, registered not-for-profit that operates with the support of funders, sponsors, ticket sales, and generous donations. All donations go directly toward supporting the festival’s operations and programming.

Your short film is finished. What comes next? Discover practical advice from Robin C. Keller on protecting your work, building an audience, navigating film festivals, and creating opportunities beyond the screen.