First Generation Films (FGF) is a leading independent production company that has gained international recognition for its award-winning and widely distributed productions. FGF is dedicated to growth and maintains a strong commitment to collaborating with innovative and talented storytellers from around the world. Some notable collaborations include the directorial debut of Semi Chellas' American Woman, produced alongside Killer Films in partnership with Elevation Productions.

FGF has also worked on projects such as The Exchange, directed by Dan Mazer and co-produced with Who's On First, as well as French Exit, directed by Azazel Jacobs and co-produced with Blinder Films. The company's impressive portfolio encompasses various genres and includes films such as Mouthpiece, based on the Dora Award-winning stage production, and Chloë Sevigny's directorial debut, Kitty. FGF has also produced titles like Paper Year, Strange But True, Life, and Regression, collaborating with acclaimed directors and talented actors.

In addition to film production, FGF has a focus on content creation across platforms. The company has created the CBC web series The Artists: The Pioneers Behind the Pixels, which won the Canadian Screen Award in 2019. FGF has also launched a TV division, currently developing shows such as Essex County, based on Jeff Lemire's graphic novel, and The Princess and the Pony, adapted from Kate Beaton's children's book.

With an impressive track record and a dedication to creating engaging and impactful content, First Generation Films continues to make waves in the industry