Articles Tagged ‘Calum deHartog’
City Life pacts with Tribeca on pilot exchange program
FILMThe initiative will see three City Life Film Project filmmakers paired with three Tribeca Film Fellow students to pitch ideas, screen their films, and attend the 2013 Tribeca and TIFF festivals.
ReelzChannel buys Cracked drama for U.S. market
TVThe sale of the White Pine Pictures police procedural follows a promotional push at MIPCOM for the Canadian import.
CBC Cracked drama sold to Canal Plus in France
TVThe French TV deal is expected to open the way to an American broadcast sale as the international roll-out of the homegrown drama picks up pace.
Calum deHartog signs with Larry Shuman in L.A.
FILMTVWith the signing, the Cracked co-creator (pictured) is now repped by not only Shuman but also Rob Kenneally at CAA and Michael Levine in Canada.
Catching up with the 2012 10 to Watch
FILMTVWEBHere’s a look at what some of Playback‘s 10 to Watch have been up to and what they have lined up for 2013.
Cracked sold to Astral’s Series+
TVThe upcoming procedural cop drama from Toronto-based White Pine Pictures is slated to premiere on CBC in January.
The 2012 10 to Watch: Calum deHartog
TVThe Toronto SWAT officer has co-created CBC drama Cracked and adapted Dennis Lehane’s Southern noir short story Running out of Dog, which is now in development with Leo DiCaprio’s prodco Appian Way.
DeHartog’s Lehane adaptation lands at Appian Way
FILM(UPDATED) Team Seven Entertainment’s Calum deHartog (pictured) optioned the short story Running out of Dog for feature film adaptation.
Harold Greenberg Fund backs three short films as possible features
FILMGebriel Deneke’s Cul-de-Sac, Kim Miller-Pryce’s Baby Half Lie and Kobi Ntiri’s Fading will now be developed as possible feature-length dramas after they were finalists in Toronto’s City Life Film Project.
Indie producer Calum deHartog signs with CAA
FILMTVThe former Toronto police officer is developing a police procedural drama at the CBC with screenwriter Tracey Forbes and adapting a Dennis Lehane short story into a feature film he will direct.
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ACTRA Awards 2013 - Shirley Douglas admires her latest statuette, the ACTRA Toronto Award of Excellence, presented to her at the 2013 ACTRA Awards in Toronto (photo: Jag Gundu)