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Case study: NASA’s treasure trove
Audiences worldwide have grown up with evocative images of astronauts landing on the moon. Who hasn’t seen a triumphant Neil Armstrong make that ‘one giant leap for mankind’?
Getty’s Warner collection offers cost-saving options
While documentary producers are well familiar with the stock footage offerings of Getty Images, the Seattle company’s addition of clips from Warner Bros. Entertainment in March represents a shout-out to drama producers as well.
HBO Archives goes online
In a bid to keep up with growing online competition, HBO Archives has launched a searchable website (hboarchives.com) allowing filmmakers to view clips in high resolution, download them in low res for rough cuts, then buy the high-res clips and receive them via ftp or on hard media.
Promoting and fostering the art of cinematography
Don Angus was the editor of the CSC News, the publication of the Canadian Society of Cinematographers, for 12 years.
CBC invests in Prime Time
Pubcaster to pump $600,000 into CFC training program for rising TV writers, creators
The evolution of excellence
Tracing the accomplishments of CSC members over the years
Drop Citytvs, keep A-Channels, says CRTC
Cheers greet ‘yes and no’ decision on CHUM buyout, as feds order CGM to drop five Citytv stations; preserves balance of power and ‘two-stick’ policy, say insiders
Ottawa re-ups New Media Fund
Oda pledges $29 million over two years at close of NextMedia festival in Banff
Lambur to grow Lenz slate
Kids entertainment veteran looking to build on Nanalan’ and Mr. Meaty and add new adult lifestyle shows
Collins joins CTF
Former AAC exec stepping in as administrative VP
Kalangis works on Love
Following up on 1998’s Jack & Jill, the Toronto filmmaker is self-distributing his latest drama, Love Is Work, with help from Telefilm and Tall Pine Films
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