Meg Tilly, Jodi Balfour, Charlotte Hegele, Ali Liebert, Antonio Cupo, Anastasia Phillips, Michael Seater and Peter Outerbridge are reprising their original roles.
Linda Hamilton is also reprising her third season guest role as a ruthless assassin in the series’ fourth season, slated to premiere in November (Schmid pictured).
The Vancouver web series about three suburban housewives eluding the evil corporation that gave them superpowers will release episodes weekly via YouTube and the series’ website.
The Montreal-based DVD and digital distributor plans to launch the homegrown drama into the Canadian entertainment market in time for the holiday season.
The Canadian actor (pictured) will play a gregarious factory worker and object of interest for the girls working the assembly line.
Writer/director Ben Ratner’s latest feature is based on his long-standing friendship with the late Babz Chula. (Helen Shaver pictured here)
The wartime drama will be back on Global TV for another round, following a successful six-part series launch.
The homegrown drama about Second World War women at work in a bomb factory goes before the camera in Toronto starting Sept. 12.
The Vancouver actor has joined the cast of the drama feature shooting in Sault Ste. Marie.
The series is produced and written by Jason Friesen and Dasha Novak, with the online campaign from Ayogo Games, along with support of APTN, BC Film, the CMF and Bell Development Fund.