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James Careless
CBC gets its HD cameras just in time for Olympics
There is no such thing as just bringing a professional camera with you to China.
Flashpoint’s stateside success pressures audio team
The success of CTV’s Flashpoint on CBS’ summer primetime schedule is putting extra pressure on the series’ sound team.
A helping hand to industry workers in need
Five dollars. That’s the amount The Actors’ Fund of Canada launched with back in 1958. It was made up of $1 apiece donated by actors Jane Mallett, Barbara Hamilton, Donald Davis, Barry Morse and William Needles. Their goal was to start a charitable fund designed to help anyone in the Canadian entertainment industry that might be in need – not just actors, but also writers, directors, and all the behind-the-scenes people in Canadian TV, film, theater and radio.
Company grew out of Escape from Iran films
Canamedia has, over the past three decades, boasted a number of highlights.
The pros and cons of HD editing
Television series editors say that storage space problems have set the craft back a decade, but the quality is ultimately worth the hassle.
Still pushing the tech envelope
Since its launch in 1983, The Movie Network has been at the cutting edge of video technology.
CreativePOST snaps up Eyes Post
Another tremor hits post-production scene as Toronto shop takes its cross-town rival, adding staff and Avid suites to its own
Historic movie cars on the block
Looking for a 1925 Hupmobile Roadster? After five decades of providing vintage cars to movie and TV shoots, Ron Fawcett is cashing out, and will auction is family’s 400 autos this weekend.
New twists on genres abound in Canada First!
Murder by undertakers, fortune from tragedy and the psychological craziness that occurs after a first kiss are just a few of the plotlines that reinvigorate movie genres in this year’s Canada First! section
New twists on genre abound in Canada First!
Murder by undertakers, fortune from tragedy and the psychological craziness that occurs after a first kiss are just a few of the plotlines that reinvigorate movie genres in this year’s Canada First! section.
L.A. facility provides Hollywood clients with personal touch
Sim Video Los Angeles is ‘a boutique facility,’ says Jim Martin, Sim Video’s VP of U.S. operations and new business developments. ‘We’re not a massive rental house, so we’re able to offer a more personal touch when dealing with our clients.
Calgary could be studio-less by 2008
Film and television producers in Calgary are biting their nails waiting for a new studio complex to be announced – and built – before the existing space is demolished.
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