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Archives for: July 20105
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Not To Scale announce exclusive Canadian representation by JP Reps
Thursday July 08th 2010Upwardly mobile London-based Animation Studio Not To Scale have signed an exclusive representation deal with JP Reps for them to represent Not To Scale in Canada. Ubik, Steve Scott, Pierre+Bertrand, Chris Ketchell, and other Not To Scale directors will all now be available for work in Canada with immediate effect.[…]
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Television at the crossroads: core business model might be a thing of the past
Thursday July 08th 2010While everybody is busy running over to their favourite consumer electronics store to pick up a 3-D television, it seems like the television industry – much like all of the traditional media channels – also struggles to define its place with viewers while grappling with a future of digitization, media fragmentation and uncertainty.
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CHUM ex-president gets OK for 4 HD channels
Wednesday July 07th 2010Former CHUM president Jay Switzer plans to launch four new high-definition channels in Canada devoted to love and adventure. The Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission has approved his application for four new English-language Category 2 specialty channels to be aired across the country. Switzer told the broadcast regular he plans to[…]
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Geneva Film Co. launches Lexus into the third dimension
Wednesday July 07th 2010Geneva Film Co., a leading producer of stereoscopic 3D commercials for theatre and television, announced it will take luxury automaker Lexus into the third dimension later this week with the launch of the brand’s new “Pitch” campaign for the Lexus LFA. The commercial is Lexus’s first foray into the world of 3D. It is also the world’s first automotive brand to leverage 3D as an advertising medium.
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Pinewood Studios provides a royal “show and tell” for the Queen’s visit
Tuesday July 06th 2010The Royal Tour stop at Pinewood Toronto Studios was hosted by Managing Director Edith Myers and Chairman Paul Bronfman. Significant input began months ago at the Ontario Premier’s office. The presentation for the Queen featured a 3D interpretive excerpt from the mini-series 1812 (directed by Deepa Mehta and lensed by Doug Koch). The Pinewood tour and presentation included a supporting cast of over a hundred local film/TV industry personnel.
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Archives for: July 20105
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Not To Scale announce exclusive Canadian representation by JP Reps
Thursday July 08th 2010Upwardly mobile London-based Animation Studio Not To Scale have signed an exclusive representation deal with JP Reps for them to represent Not To Scale in Canada. Ubik, Steve Scott, Pierre+Bertrand, Chris Ketchell, and other Not To Scale directors will all now be available for work in Canada with immediate effect.[…]
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Television at the crossroads: core business model might be a thing of the past
Thursday July 08th 2010While everybody is busy running over to their favourite consumer electronics store to pick up a 3-D television, it seems like the television industry – much like all of the traditional media channels – also struggles to define its place with viewers while grappling with a future of digitization, media fragmentation and uncertainty.
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CHUM ex-president gets OK for 4 HD channels
Wednesday July 07th 2010Former CHUM president Jay Switzer plans to launch four new high-definition channels in Canada devoted to love and adventure. The Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission has approved his application for four new English-language Category 2 specialty channels to be aired across the country. Switzer told the broadcast regular he plans to[…]
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Geneva Film Co. launches Lexus into the third dimension
Wednesday July 07th 2010Geneva Film Co., a leading producer of stereoscopic 3D commercials for theatre and television, announced it will take luxury automaker Lexus into the third dimension later this week with the launch of the brand’s new “Pitch” campaign for the Lexus LFA. The commercial is Lexus’s first foray into the world of 3D. It is also the world’s first automotive brand to leverage 3D as an advertising medium.
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Pinewood Studios provides a royal “show and tell” for the Queen’s visit
Tuesday July 06th 2010The Royal Tour stop at Pinewood Toronto Studios was hosted by Managing Director Edith Myers and Chairman Paul Bronfman. Significant input began months ago at the Ontario Premier’s office. The presentation for the Queen featured a 3D interpretive excerpt from the mini-series 1812 (directed by Deepa Mehta and lensed by Doug Koch). The Pinewood tour and presentation included a supporting cast of over a hundred local film/TV industry personnel.
ARCHIVES
Archives for: July 20105
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Not To Scale announce exclusive Canadian representation by JP Reps
Thursday July 08th 2010Upwardly mobile London-based Animation Studio Not To Scale have signed an exclusive representation deal with JP Reps for them to represent Not To Scale in Canada. Ubik, Steve Scott, Pierre+Bertrand, Chris Ketchell, and other Not To Scale directors will all now be available for work in Canada with immediate effect.[…]
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Television at the crossroads: core business model might be a thing of the past
Thursday July 08th 2010While everybody is busy running over to their favourite consumer electronics store to pick up a 3-D television, it seems like the television industry – much like all of the traditional media channels – also struggles to define its place with viewers while grappling with a future of digitization, media fragmentation and uncertainty.
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CHUM ex-president gets OK for 4 HD channels
Wednesday July 07th 2010Former CHUM president Jay Switzer plans to launch four new high-definition channels in Canada devoted to love and adventure. The Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission has approved his application for four new English-language Category 2 specialty channels to be aired across the country. Switzer told the broadcast regular he plans to[…]
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Geneva Film Co. launches Lexus into the third dimension
Wednesday July 07th 2010Geneva Film Co., a leading producer of stereoscopic 3D commercials for theatre and television, announced it will take luxury automaker Lexus into the third dimension later this week with the launch of the brand’s new “Pitch” campaign for the Lexus LFA. The commercial is Lexus’s first foray into the world of 3D. It is also the world’s first automotive brand to leverage 3D as an advertising medium.
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Pinewood Studios provides a royal “show and tell” for the Queen’s visit
Tuesday July 06th 2010The Royal Tour stop at Pinewood Toronto Studios was hosted by Managing Director Edith Myers and Chairman Paul Bronfman. Significant input began months ago at the Ontario Premier’s office. The presentation for the Queen featured a 3D interpretive excerpt from the mini-series 1812 (directed by Deepa Mehta and lensed by Doug Koch). The Pinewood tour and presentation included a supporting cast of over a hundred local film/TV industry personnel.
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