“While we are disappointed to learn of this company’s decision and the impact on their employees, we remain confident in the thriving creative sector we have in B.C.,” said a statement issued on behalf of B.C. Culture Minister Lisa Beare.
But Brenda Bailey, executive director of the DigiBC animation, visual effects and video games industry association, said the exit of the company was an ominous development for the industry in B.C. Ms. Bailey said DigiBC and another organization, the Animation and Visual Effects Alliance of BC, have organized an emergency hiring fair for workers affected by the MPC shutdown.films, have confirmed they will attend the Dec. 17 gathering.
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