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Digital Alchemy shows new stripes
Vancouver-based Digital Alchemy Entertainment is a creative and innovative animation and visual effects studio that has grown from a two-man operation to a team of 30 artists. Its services include post, visual effects and animation for feature-length films, episodic series, commercials and corporate videos.
Worries out west over CTF
With its future perhaps in the balance as Canadians head to the polls, producers say the fund has done much to build business in the region
Teletoon inks output with Marvel
All-platform deal delivers nearly 200 episodes of Wolverine, Iron Man and the rest to toon channels
Skogland wins at VIFF
Fifty Dead Men Walking takes best western prize at close of festival. Bessai’s Mothers & Daughters wins over audiences for most popular Canadian film
Exec shuffle at Rainmaker
Jennifer Twiner-McCarron upped to VP of production. Disney, ILM vets named to new positions
Worst Driver returns to Discovery
Reality looks to build on earlier jump in key demos
Banff adds sports prize
Next year’s Rockies to include award for best sports program
Canwest, Fox share Secret
Six-part spin on U.K. format about misplaced millionaire to simulcast in December
NFB goes to Washington
Brushes with Oscar history to be cheered by AMPAS
Bailout could stifle service work
First, the bad news. The $700-billion package okayed by Congress and Bush includes new tax breaks for Hollywood producers who stay at home. On the upside, cash-strapped New York state may curb its own credits
Stanford joins Imax in Europe
Video game vet charged with boosting theater growth in Europe, Mideast and Africa
The Establishing Shot: Grits, NDP in the culture corner
The issue of supporting arts and culture was conspicuously absent on the federal campaign trail until recently, and now the two parties with the only shot of dethroning the incumbent are stepping forward as saviors.
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