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It sounds like heaven. A lot of TV companies are going to bankruptcy in my living place these years.

OK I will try to find a 2 year degree. It is so difficult to find a degree that match to my skills, interests, and enough duration :(

I read fake news from the media in my country :'(

Seem like "find a master degree and get the work permit" is the only way I could immigrate to Canada, right? By the way, if I study a course in "Ontario College Graduate Certificate" level, which I get the work permit as well? Although most of the courses are 1 year long and give me 1 year...

Full of tears on my eyes right now :'( :'( :'( What a fake hope.

Thank you so answer. I thought it was a system to foreigners for searching jobs from those employers at the beginning :'( . I used to read something like this from the local information in my country.

Thank you for the reminder. I would make sure that I have enough money to do everything. Actually I am 25 years-old now. Normally it is the age to work as junior in a company. It feels so stupid to stay in school for two more years but I really need the work permit....

So could I say that "LMIA" was a useless system to most of the foreigners?

I was doing research today and found that film & TV industry was added into a "Labour Market Impact Assessment (Lmia)". Which means the companies that applied "Lmia" can give a job to foreigner together with the work permit. Is it possible to find the "Lmia" job offers from any websites? And...

Oh! Is it possible to find a "LMIA" job from film industry in Canada? I consider myself in junior standard.

Thanks Bobby. This article is very helpful.

The film industry in my country pays hourly minimum rate as well, but they don't take sci-fi stuff. Maybe they would copy the Hollywood sci-fi films sometime, however this is not the career I would like to do for my whole life at all. I just want to make some change in my life. My plan is that...

I cannot post link here. Please search "The movie industry in Vancouver is booming once again, thanks to Netflix ". I think it is the local news from Vancouver.

Hi my friends, I just read a news about film industry in Canada and here is a quotation: “It’s unbelievable. It’s unprecedented. You just show up and you have a job, a full-time job. And you might have a little bit of skill – or no skill – and you can get in by doing.” Is this statement true...