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Micki Moore Residency

The Micki Moore Residency programme was established to elevate and support women who are outstanding Canadian feature-film screenwriters. Each year, one writer will be provided with the opportunity to work and be mentored in the heart of Toronto’s dynamic downtown district, so they may develop their feature-film screenplay. A jury of leading screen-industry professionals will decide the winner. The Residency began as a five-year initiative in 2018, and is being generously supported by Toronto-based actor, journalist, and author Micki Moore, in response to TIFF’s Share Her Journey campaign.

What’s included:

  • A 10-week, feature-film screenwriting residency at TIFF Bell Lightbox from September to November 2022
  • A $3,000 stipend, paid in instalments
  • Mentorship from TIFF’s programming teams and expert guests
  • Complimentary access to the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival
  • Complimentary access to the Festival Industry Conference, Business Centre, and Delegate Resources
  • Access to year-round Industry events during the period of the Residency
  • Access to films screened at TIFF Bell Lightbox during the Residency
  • Access to TIFF’s renowned Film Reference Library and archival collection
  • A live read-through or table-read workshop of the screenwriter’s feature screenplay, in front of a select industry audience, at the end of the Residency
Stylized portrait of Micki Moore

2022 Micki Moore Writer-in-Residence

Writer-In-Residence
Sarah Gadon

Sarah Gadon (Canada) is an award-winning actress and producer. Her passion and dedication to cinema began as a Film Theory student at The University of Toronto. Her body of work is distinguished by its commitment to working with auteur filmmakers. Gadon is known for her work in Mary Harron’s highly acclaimed Netflix limited series Alias Grace. She has received critical recognition for her starring roles in films such as David Cronenberg’s Maps To The Stars, Cosmopolis and A Dangerous Method, Denis Villeneuve’s Enemy, Amma Asante’s Belle, Xavier Dolan’s The Death And Life Of John F. Donovan, and Lawrence Levine’s Black Bear. Gadon most recently served on the Competition Jury at the 78th Venice Film Festival and also as a juror for the Toronto International Film Festival’s inaugural 2020 Amplify Voices Award. Gadon’s upcoming films include Michael Mann’s Ferrari and Carly Stone’s North of Normal, which will premiere at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival.

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