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First Japan coprod shoots
Montreal: Telescene Communications has started principal photography on Hiroshima, an $8 million, four-hour miniseries coproduced with Daiei, Tokyo, and the first project under the new Canada/ Japan coproduction agreement….
Clock ticks down
on DTH decision…
Distribs fear
U.S. invasion…
At Press Time
The Canadian Film Centre is expected to announce renewal of the Feature Film Project April 25. Major sponsors behind the first round of the two-year, three-film initiative were the CRB Foundation, Film House and Kodak Canada. This time, Viacom Canada is…
OFIP changes distrib rules
in the fiscal year ending March 31, the Ontario Film Investment Program serviced 38 television and nine theatrical productions, 37 companies and, as ofip director Cornelia Coe says, ‘spent every last penny’ of its $15,946,910 allotment….
Telco/cablecos pursue Magic Lantern
As telcos, cablecos, producers and new media companies anxiously await the crtc’s April 28 decision on who gets to play on the I-way, the guys with the libraries are sitting pretty….
Up And Running
Jaleo system gets a test run…
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