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Spin welcomes Michelle Yu
Wednesday March 25th 2009The SPIN Design team welcomes Michelle Yu, a talent from the UK. Yu’s impressive portfolio of Animation, Compositing and Design work is surpassed only by her extensive list of Creative Director credits. With experience spanning a decade of working with the likes of the BBC, ITV4 and the mega-group U2,[…]
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‘Outrage’ leads Hot Docs lineup
Wednesday March 25th 2009Hot Docs unveiled its slate yesterday, including the international preem of Kirby Dick’s indictment of closeted American politicos “Outrage” and the Canadian preems of James Toback’s “Tyson” and Mercedes Stalenhoef’s “Carmen Meets Borat,” about the Romanian villagers seen in “Borat.” The 16th edition of North America’s largest nonfiction fest will unspool 171 pics, selected from a record 1,948 submissions, during its 11-day run, which kicks off in Toronto April 30.
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Guy Mayson exiting film, TV association
Tuesday March 24th 2009TORONTO — Canadian indie film and TV producers are looking for a new top government lobbyist after Guy Mayson on Thursday said he will step down as president and CEO of the Canadian Film and Television Production Assn. Mayson, who joined the Ottawa-based CFTPA in 1997, will remain with the[…]
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New York’s festival landscape
Monday March 23rd 2009The New York film scene is undergoing its biggest shakeup in years, mostly due to possible changes at downtown/uptown rivals Tribeca and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Exec shuffles at both places have caused a flurry of speculation about how the city’s movie event map will be redrawn. One major potential shift suddenly being buzzed about in film circles has been the long-discussed notion of moving the Tribeca fest from the spring into the fall.
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CFC to honor Norman Jewison
Monday March 23rd 2009Norman Jewison will be honored by the Canadian Film Center and Film Independent with a two-night tribute at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on April 17-18. The tribute marks the 20th anniversary of the CFC, which Jewison founded. It will include a screening of his 1967 pic “In[…]
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Archives for: March 20095
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Spin welcomes Michelle Yu
Wednesday March 25th 2009The SPIN Design team welcomes Michelle Yu, a talent from the UK. Yu’s impressive portfolio of Animation, Compositing and Design work is surpassed only by her extensive list of Creative Director credits. With experience spanning a decade of working with the likes of the BBC, ITV4 and the mega-group U2,[…]
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‘Outrage’ leads Hot Docs lineup
Wednesday March 25th 2009Hot Docs unveiled its slate yesterday, including the international preem of Kirby Dick’s indictment of closeted American politicos “Outrage” and the Canadian preems of James Toback’s “Tyson” and Mercedes Stalenhoef’s “Carmen Meets Borat,” about the Romanian villagers seen in “Borat.” The 16th edition of North America’s largest nonfiction fest will unspool 171 pics, selected from a record 1,948 submissions, during its 11-day run, which kicks off in Toronto April 30.
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Guy Mayson exiting film, TV association
Tuesday March 24th 2009TORONTO — Canadian indie film and TV producers are looking for a new top government lobbyist after Guy Mayson on Thursday said he will step down as president and CEO of the Canadian Film and Television Production Assn. Mayson, who joined the Ottawa-based CFTPA in 1997, will remain with the[…]
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New York’s festival landscape
Monday March 23rd 2009The New York film scene is undergoing its biggest shakeup in years, mostly due to possible changes at downtown/uptown rivals Tribeca and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Exec shuffles at both places have caused a flurry of speculation about how the city’s movie event map will be redrawn. One major potential shift suddenly being buzzed about in film circles has been the long-discussed notion of moving the Tribeca fest from the spring into the fall.
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CFC to honor Norman Jewison
Monday March 23rd 2009Norman Jewison will be honored by the Canadian Film Center and Film Independent with a two-night tribute at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on April 17-18. The tribute marks the 20th anniversary of the CFC, which Jewison founded. It will include a screening of his 1967 pic “In[…]
ARCHIVES
Archives for: March 20095
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Spin welcomes Michelle Yu
Wednesday March 25th 2009The SPIN Design team welcomes Michelle Yu, a talent from the UK. Yu’s impressive portfolio of Animation, Compositing and Design work is surpassed only by her extensive list of Creative Director credits. With experience spanning a decade of working with the likes of the BBC, ITV4 and the mega-group U2,[…]
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‘Outrage’ leads Hot Docs lineup
Wednesday March 25th 2009Hot Docs unveiled its slate yesterday, including the international preem of Kirby Dick’s indictment of closeted American politicos “Outrage” and the Canadian preems of James Toback’s “Tyson” and Mercedes Stalenhoef’s “Carmen Meets Borat,” about the Romanian villagers seen in “Borat.” The 16th edition of North America’s largest nonfiction fest will unspool 171 pics, selected from a record 1,948 submissions, during its 11-day run, which kicks off in Toronto April 30.
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Guy Mayson exiting film, TV association
Tuesday March 24th 2009TORONTO — Canadian indie film and TV producers are looking for a new top government lobbyist after Guy Mayson on Thursday said he will step down as president and CEO of the Canadian Film and Television Production Assn. Mayson, who joined the Ottawa-based CFTPA in 1997, will remain with the[…]
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New York’s festival landscape
Monday March 23rd 2009The New York film scene is undergoing its biggest shakeup in years, mostly due to possible changes at downtown/uptown rivals Tribeca and the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Exec shuffles at both places have caused a flurry of speculation about how the city’s movie event map will be redrawn. One major potential shift suddenly being buzzed about in film circles has been the long-discussed notion of moving the Tribeca fest from the spring into the fall.
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CFC to honor Norman Jewison
Monday March 23rd 2009Norman Jewison will be honored by the Canadian Film Center and Film Independent with a two-night tribute at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on April 17-18. The tribute marks the 20th anniversary of the CFC, which Jewison founded. It will include a screening of his 1967 pic “In[…]
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