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Niall to open History Makers
British historian Niall Ferguson will deliver the keynote address at the History Makers conference early next year, putting the current market turmoil into historical perspective
Pro-arts votes add up against Tories
Harper denied majority amid culture cuts and Bloc gains. Dion snubs CTV, while Global first to make ‘the call’
CBC, RDS score with NHL openers
Season opener numbers up over last year for HNIC. New anthem unveiled
Emmy nod for Next PM
CBC political special faces controversial organ-donor show from the Netherlands
Shapiro signs on for Green Porno reprise
Canadian filmmaker to co-direct eight shorts for Sundance Channel, again with Isabella Rossellini
Brunton wants to Believe
New ‘shockumentary’ series to bring Ripley’s Believe It Or Not back to screens for third time
Brits go for Bloodletting
Shaftesbury hands world rights for forthcoming series to ITV Global Entertainment
The Establishing Shot: Passchendaele straddles culture and entertainment
Alliance Films hopes Passchendaele will be one of the fall’s top date films.
Bronfman remains bullish on production
Few Canadians are as closely tied to the ebb and flow of Americans coming north to shoot movies and TV series as Paul Bronfman.
Casting directors getting share of credit
Veteran casting director Marsha Chesley is casting for more credit.
The Big Screen: T.O. technicians display their artistic side
I mean no disrespect when I say that, upon arriving at the Off Camera exhibition at Filmport, I was surprised by the impressive quality of the art on display.
Who’s next? E1 eyes unsteady market
With financial markets imploding, the question arises, which Canadian media stock will next fall into the hands of an acquisitive Entertainment One?
U.S. bank bailout could stifle service work
The current Wall Street meltdown and $700-million bank bailout by Washington could either help Hollywood film and TV projects find their way to Canada, or hinder them.
Financiers gloomy on film biz at VIFF Forum
It was doom and gloom among feature film financiers at the 23rd annual Vancouver Film and Television Forum (Sept. 24-27), the conference side of the Vancouver International Film Festival.
Digital Media: CTF launches new media stream
New media content providers are getting a $2-million boost from the Canadian Television Fund.
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