The union slams Michigan over proposed “right-to-work” legislation, marking another change in fortune for the once-strong competitor to Ontario for studio location shooting.
The credit comes ahead of the U.S. release of the Quebec director’s third film (pictured) in the U.S. market by Breaking Glass Pictures.
XLrator Media is to release the genre title from directors Jen and Sylvia Soska and indie producer IndustryWorks on its Screamfest label in fall 2013.
The 25th anniversary Crystal Awards, honouring the achievements of Canadian men and women in screen-based media, brought industry professionals and powerhouses together for a gala luncheon at Toronto’s Arcadian Court.
Pat Di Bratto of Holt Renfrew and RBC exec George Lewis are also newly appointed to the organization’s board (Levy, Slaight pictured top).
The four teams will be paired with executive producer mentors and story editors over 10 months to help with final development and packaging of their projects.
Sean Garrity’s latest film, which bowed in Toronto, also screened as part of the Borsos competition in Whistler.
The Montreal distributor plans a 2013 release for the Steve Jobs biopic, which stars Ashton Kutcher and is set to close the Sundance Film Festival.
Omnifilm Quadrant will make theatrical films exclusively out of Vancouver, whether Canadian content titles or U.S.-originating service work.
Selected by a panel of industry professionals, the films, including Cosmopolis, Goon (pictured) and Stories We Tell will screen Jan. 4 to 13 at the TIFF Bell Lightbox in Toronto.
The exclusive deal with Alliance Films will see the Lionsgate teen tentpole stream north of the border before it hits the U.S-based Netflix service.
The feature debut from writer-director Alex Pugsley will shoot for three weeks in Toronto’s Parkdale neighbourhood.