1. ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING APRIL 8, 2009

2. MR. MICHEL ROY CHAIR OF THE BOARD

3. TELEFILM CANADA – AN ASSET FOR ALL CANADIANS An organization with a rich history and a wealth of expertise The Government’s financial instrument in support of audiovisual / interactive media creation Exemplary governance

4. A RENEWED BOARD OF DIRECTORS High level of expertise National representation Strength and enthusiasm

5. Lawyer Toronto, Ontario ELISE ORENSTEIN Lawyer Halifax, Nova-Scotia GRANT MACHUM Managing partner of Bridge Communications Vancouver, British-Columbia MARLIE ODEN

6. Chartered Accoutant Quebec city, Quebec YVON BÉLANGER Government Film Commissioner and NFB Chair Montreal, Quebec TOM PERLMUTTER

7. MANY IRONS IN THE FIRE Five-year corporate plan International partnerships and investments

8. MANY IRONS IN THE FIRE New senior management structure New corporate values Dedicated, diligent and enthusiastic employees

9. A NEW MODEL Canada Media Fund Television and Interactive Media Telefilm, already an excellent administrator of CTF programs

10. WORKING TOGETHER Building proactive partnerships Getting our films on screens: a rigorous process Encouraging talented creators Developing varied, high-quality works

11. ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING APRIL 8, 2009

12. MR. WAYNE CLARKSON EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

13. TELEFILM CANADA – A CROWN CORPORATION Offices in Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Halifax Approximately 190 employees

14. OUR VISION A thriving audiovisual industry Serving the imagination and creativity of Canadians

15. FUNDS ADMINISTRATED BY TELEFILM Canada Feature Film Fund + Canada New Media Fund + Canadian Television Fund Programs = Administration of $400 million dollars

16. ECONOMIC IMPACT – FILM AND TELEVISION Investments of $5.2 billion in 2007-2008 Exports of $2 billion annually Telefilm invests in more than 1,000 sme

17. ECONOMIC IMPACT – INTERACTIVE MEDIA 3,200 businesses; more than 52,000 jobs $5 billion in revenues

18. SUCCESS ON THE SCREEN AND BOX OFFICE In 2007-2008: 116 awards and 3 Oscar nominations Les 3 p’tits Cochons – $4.5 M Away From Her – $9.2 M (US) Passchendaele – $4.5 M In 2009: Polytechnique – more than $1.3 M in first month One Week – more than $1 M in first month Dédé à travers les brumes – more than $1.5 M in first month

19. KEY OBJECTIVES 2009-2010 Canadian content on all platforms for all audiences A stronger industry An efficient, responsible and effective administration

20. TOWARDS 2010 – NEW CO-PRODUCTION POLICY Source of revenue and support for industry Job creation Exports International festivals, markets and sales

21. ACCOUNTABILITY, EFFICIENCY, COMMITMENT Client Service Charter since 2003 eTelefilm offers clients online service Client survey in 2009-2010 Regular consultations

22. IT’S YOUR TURN QUESTIONS ? COMMENTS ?

23. ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING APRIL 8, 2009