The agency responded to a Twitter message asking for ideas to promote a Montreal film with an outdoor campaign that makes use of smartphone photography.
“One person is on a horse, and another is in a wheelchair, and they’re being judged together. And one goes home a winner, and the others feel like crap,” the veteran Quebec actor says.
Director Stephen Onda (pictured) is to make a one-hour documentary about boom sectors in the western province.
Five high-profile business people will encourage corporate support for the recently established fund.
The Montreal event will host an international co-production market later this month.
Rafael Ouellet’s (pictured) debut feature Camion tests Telefilm’s newly-launched “success index” strategy.
Laurence Anyways tops the box office for the week of June 22 to June 28, 2012.
Pixar’s 3D action-fantasy Brave tops the box office for the week of June 22 to June 28, 2012.
The second installment of the Sherlock Holmes franchise cracks the top DVD spot for the week of June 11 to June 17, 2012.
The Yukon-based team behind Features First project Fragments (pictured) – Michael Vernon, David Hamelin and Neil Macdonald – will benefit from the money.
Scarth has amassed television regulatory affairs experience with the CBC and the Canadian Association of Broadcasters.
The son (pictured) of company founder Robert Lantos takes charge of the indie producer’s film and TV slate.