With a fresh-faced, CW-heavy cast and a first time writer/director helming the project, Vancouver’s Kyle Mann talks taking his latest film from page to screen.
The horror flick, produced by Back 40 Pictures, is set to film in Hamilton, ON in early 2018.
The three-year agreement marks the company’s latest effort to expand its customer base.
The Oscar-nominated director teams up with Item 7 once again on his latest drama.
Kyle Rideout’s CFC-backed feature will be released theatrically in the U.S. in early 2018.
Industry Works Pictures has acquired the international rights to the Timshel Pictures-produced sitcom Dean McDermott: Working Actor, plus more deals.
The new entity, V71, will focus on expanding the global selling opportunities for projects acquired and created by the companies.
Plus: Women in Animation is set to open a Canadian chapter and APTN prepares to say goodbye to Mohawk Girls.
Preliminary results show the funder is close to achieving equal representation in a number of key roles across its portfolio, but more work is needed to get women on bigger-budget films.
Twenty films will compete for the Borsos prize, including Pat Kiely’s Someone Else’s Wedding.
Geostorm tops the chart, followed by Blade Runner 2049 at #2 and The Foreigner at #3.
The Toronto and L.A.-based sales company will shop the in-production horror feature at the American Film Market, which gets underway tomorrow.