Their Shift Media Group will produce both factual and drama projects for all platforms, with offices in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario.
The visual effects company, founded by James Cameron, says business will continue as usual at its Vancouver and L.A. locations.
English-language feature films including Gia Milani’s All the Wrong Reasons and Michael Dowse’s F Word starring Daniel Radcliffe (pictured) received support from the Canada Feature Film Fund.
Senthil Vinu’s Waiting for Summer (pictured) won best feature film, while Jeremy Robertson’s 2 Knocks was tapped as the viewer’s choice winner at the Huntsville, Ont. film festival.
Docs out of the pilot program, which includes a cash award of up to $16,000 for production along with mentorship and training opps, will be broadcast on APTN and MTS Video on Demand.
The Chester, Nova Scotia-based filmmaker grabbed a trio of trophies, including best Atlantic feature for Blackbird (pictured).
The private college’s condensed four-month program aims to establish whether aspiring thesps have what it takes to make it the city’s increasingly competitive film and TV production sector.
Toronto-filmed Canadian copro Resident Evil: Retribution takes the top spot for the week of Sept. 14 to Sept. 20, while L’Affaire Dumont is #2.
The Toronto-filmed Resident Evil: Retribution, a Canadian copro, tops the box office in it first week of release.
Hunger Games is the top-selling DVD for the week of Sept. 3 to Sept. 9, 2012.