As the level of Canadian production increases in volume and sophistication, the Canadian production and post scene has, like an attractive and sonorous onion, created layers of talent to support every audio and visual requirement….
Michael MacMillan is Chairman and CEO, Atlantis Communications, Toronto…
Dan Lyon is Vice-President Distribution, Astral Entertainment Group, Toronto….
Douglas Barrett is a Partner and Member of the KNOWlaw Group, McMillan Binch, Toronto….
Joe Fisher is Communications Director, Rainmaker Digital Pictures, Vancouver….
Chris Wallace is President, TOPIX Computer Graphics and Animation, Toronto…
Catherine Allman is President, Hawkestone Communications and Public Affairs, Toronto….
Not so very long ago, children’s tv was considered to be an obligation more than an opportunity, by those not directly creating it. Granted, tv as we know it, has been around since the early ’50s, gaining stature in the ’60s,…
Vancouver: As the local industry prepares for the 15th annual Vancouver International Film Festival Oct. 4-20, the embryonic regional distribution industry is gathering little momentum and distribution remains the weakest link in the local filmmaking equation. Clearly the $1,000 cup of…
Subtract 2,000 employees, diminish regional production, cut popular radio programming, add more commercials but air programming that redefines the cbc as ‘The Canadian broadcaster’ this is the solution cbc president Perrin Beatty announced as the public broadcaster’s plan to achieve…
The announcement of the $200 million Canadian Television and Cable Production Fund left a lot of shiny, happy people in its wake and finally established the who and what of the long-anticipated new government-sponsored injection into the Canadian film and television…
Greenlight Communications is heading into production on a $29 million feature and mow slate….
Michael Kuhn, president of PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, stirred the controversy over PolyGram’s efforts to establish a film distribution office in Canada when he addressed a packed house at the Toronto International Film Festival’s trade Symposium and slated the local attitudes as…
While seven new specialties prep to hit the screens next September, startup plans for the remaining 15 are coming together like a handful of mercury….
From her vantage point in the Toronto International Film Festival sales office, director Kelley Alexander says Lynne Stopkewich’s first feature Kissed ‘was the Antonia’s Line’ of this year’s festival, and it just happened to be Canadian….