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Film
Martini Film Studios eyes 600,000-square-foot expansion
The Langley, B.C. company said the expansion plans would increase the Greater Vancouver Area’s overall studio capacity by around 15%.
TIFF Diaries: Taking First Person from Globe to screen
Carousel Pictures president Tyler Levine and director Renuka Jeyapalan discuss how they ended up creating a launch pad for talent out of The Globe and Mail‘s literary series.
TIFF ’19: Magnolia, Voltage, Vertical take Canadian titles global
Once Were Brothers, The Rest of Us and Code 8 land worldwide sales deals as the festival kicks off.
Kuessipan, Clifton Hill producers lauded at Indiescreen Awards
The established and emerging producers were recognized at a ceremony at CBC’s Glenn Gould Studio in Toronto.
TIFF ’19: Nicole Dorsey finds a homecoming with Black Conflux
The Canadian director shares the pros and cons of filming in Newfoundland and the film’s sales strategy heading into the festival.
In Brief: VIFF taps Egoyan’s Guest of Honour as 2019 Opening Gala
Plus, the Ontario Arts Council’s board of directors names its new CEO and Hot Docs reveals this year’s Hot Docs Ted Rogers Fund recipients.
Brightlight Pictures ups Arielle Boisvert to VP, production
With the promotion, Boisvert, who has been with the company for six years, will oversee all aspects of production on Brightlight’s film and TV slate.
Natalie Urquhart joins Wildling Pictures as director of development
In addition to the hire, the film prodco revealed it will soon go into production on a new thriller, See For Me, directed by Molly McGlynn.
TIFF ’19: Behind Once Were Brothers’ historic debut
The team behind the doc talk about the growing appetite for blue-chip music content, gambling on unheralded filmmakers and opening the show at TIFF tomorrow night.
Kunuk’s ‘Noah Piugattuk’ to open imagineNATIVE
Lyubov Borisova’s The Sun Above Me Never Sets will close the Indigenous film fest, which runs from Oct. 22 to 27.
Deals: Cercamon, Film Movement, WaZabi Films
Sales agent Cercamon nabs Anne at 13,000 ft, Film Movement picks up the North American rights to a Canadian Film Fest winner, plus more.
Incendo brings No Good Deed to Montreal
The prodco’s fourth production of the year stars Michelle Borth (pictured) and is directed by Caroline Labreche.
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