Founded in 2013 in partnership with Teddy Schwarzman of Black Bear Pictures, Elevation Pictures has become Canada's leading entertainment company specializing in distribution and production of feature films. Elevation is known for releasing commercial and critically acclaimed films, including Academy Award-winning films The Imitation Game, Room, The Father, and Moonlight. Most recent accolades include Everything Everywhere All At Once, which won seven Academy Awards including Best Picture, and Clement Virgo's Brother won a record 12 Canadian Screen Awards including Best Picture. Elevation is also known for its strong slate of Canadian films, including Elevation productions Alice, Darling starring Anna Kendrick, Infinity Pool starring Mia Goth, and BlackBerry starring Jay Baruchel and Glenn Howerton.