Articles Tagged ‘Playback Hall of Fame’
The 2012 Playback Canadian Film & TV Hall of Fame: Gallery #2
A selection of snapshots from the ceremony and reception.
The 2012 Playback Canadian Film & TV Hall of Fame: Gallery #1
A selection of photos from the red carpet at Playback‘s 6th annual Hall of Fame event.
Industry unites in celebration of talent at Playback Hall of Fame
FILMTVWEBMedia and entertainment industry vets, including Atom Egoyan and Sarah Polley (pictured), and up-and-comers came together for the annual celebration Friday.
Playback 2012 Canadian Film & TV Hall of Fame: Colin Low’s video message
FILMHere’s Colin Low’s video acceptance speech in full, including a sneak preview of his upcoming Fernando.
Revealed: The 2012 Playback Canadian Film and TV Hall of Fame
FILMTVThe inductees are: Piers Handling, Graham Greene, Colin Low, Rene Malo, Bob Culbert and Jackie Burroughs, with Gary Slaight, Sarah Polley and Sarah Gadon receiving special awards.
The 2012 10 to Watch
FILMTVWEBDavid Cormican, Cassie Steele, Mark De Angelis, Calum deHartog, Lisa Jackson, Michelle Ouellet, Xavier Dolan, Patrick Tarr, Dev Singh and Mark Montefiore are this year’s selection of up-and-comers poised for great things.
The 2012 10 to Watch: David Cormican
FILMTVAt just 30, the Saskatchewan native has been turning heads producing Faces in the Crowd starring Milla Jovovich, The Tall Man starring Jessica Biel and Stephen McHattie; one of his upcoming projects includes the Captain Canuck remake.
The 2012 10 to Watch: Mark Montefiore
FILMTVToronto-based Montefiore is producing the feature Cas & Dylan with director Jason Priestley, after producing the Comedy Network original series Picnicface.
The 2012 10 to Watch: Dev Singh
FILMAfter establishing himself as a VFX specialist with big budget U.S. films (including The Ice Harvest and Four Brothers), Toronto-based Singh moved into editing and is currently working on Little Terrors, Picture Day (premiering at TIFF) and Fangs of War 3D.
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.
