The investments are the latest from the industry fund’s experimental stream.
James Stewart’s stop-motion 3D short film about fearsome foxes is to be turned into a theatrical feature with an accompanying Oculus Rift VR experience.
The renewed pact comes ahead of ACTRA negotiating a new labour deal with the CMPA in 2015. (ACTRA and Equity representatives pictured.)
“We know people are hungry to consume movies in this window. But in this country, it doesn’t work,” former Alliance Films head Victor Loewy (pictured) told a panel on indie film.
Maxime Giroux’s film sweeps the Borsos competition, winning best Canadian feature, best director and best screenplay.
The Cocksure Lads is about a British band that breaks up over royalties. What makes it different? It was made by a rocker-turned-director.
The cinema chain will give over 17 screens to host Canadian Indie Night on the first Wednesday of every month, starting in March 2015.
“We need to go beyond including one Canadian and one Indian character,” Bollywood director Deepa Sahi told a Whistler Film Festival panel on India-Canada coproductions.
Mesich will develop films, scripted and reality TV projects for network, cable and streaming services, eyeing untapped female audiences.
A SODEC representative tells Playback Daily the tax measure is targeted at small film and TV producers “whose financial situation remains precarious.”
Who’s that girl? The model/actress with the famous surname is top-lining the indie from Scythia Films, Aiken Heart Films and JoBro Productions.