Who would have thought that in a country where government is the keeper of culture, a pay-television network is a significant force in getting Canadian feature films made.
There’s nothing fragmented about the attention Bruce Macdonald’s The Tracey Fragments is getting these days.
Alberta company’s sci-fi epic Mass Effect wins big at Vancouver video game and animation awards
Feds hand hefty cheque to the company behind Capote and Heath Ledger’s last picture
Vancouver Film Studios has gone carbon neutral, said to be Canada’s first soundstage facility to have done so, in part to attract green Hollywood productions
Infinity Features (Capote) has hooked up with Perfect Circle Productions (The Timekeeper) to make Canada’s first stop-motion animated feature film, the $10-million Edison and Leo.
Despite increased consolidation in Canada’s post-production industry and fluctuating North American currencies, Vancouver’s Post Modern Sound is vocally optimistic about the future.
New CBC series arrives with support from a broader ‘universe’ of links to auctions, games and a fictitious Vancouver company — looking for ‘cross eyeballs’ and bigger bang for its promo buck
Media buyers remain upbeat about Chris Haddock’s beleaguered series, which closed its second season in the mid-200s, though word from the Intelligence set is that there won’t be a third