As of June 12, the movie industry in Alberta was allowed to engage lights, camera and action. But not everyone has gone back to business yet, as groups wait for a North American industry COVID-19 standard that is being drafted.

Residents of Fort Macleod, Alberta will be the first Canadians to see 'Ghostbusters: Afterlife'. The film was shot in the town last summer.

"We can forget about attracting the next Marvel or Star Wars project," AFL president Gil McGowan said.

The UCP government has launched a new film and television tax credit program to attract more business to Alberta.

Girls In Film and Television is launching a 2020 program that will fully immerse young women in the process of creating a feature-length film.

Alberta's film and TV industry is busy in 2019, but it could become more competitive with other Canadian jurisdictions with help from the new Kenney government.

Albertan film and television producers said the $1.25 million grant helps bring more major projects to the province.