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Archives for: November 20105
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Distribution honchos look to balance risks
Tuesday November 09th 2010“Basically, we’re looking for films with a little more muscle than we were a few years ago,” said Summit chief financing officer Ron Hohauser, a panelist on Monday’s AFM studio finance and distribution panel. That was the running theme — a then vs. now mentality — among participants of the[…]
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TIFF Film Financing 303: International Financing Forum 2010
Tuesday November 09th 2010By TO411 staff writer Daisy Maclean The International Financing Forum was in fine shape in this, its fifth year. Functioning as a competitive feature film co-financing market, the event selected 39 feature film producers with developing English language projects, to network and do business with high-level film industry executives including[…]
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‘Afterlife’ is top grossing Canadian pic
Tuesday November 09th 2010“Resident Evil: Afterlife” is the top-grossing Canadian film ever, with a global box office take of $280 million, it was announced Monday. It has beaten previous title-holder “Porky’s.” Both pics were produced by Toronto-based filmmaker Don Carmody.
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Screen Actors Guild, AFTRA reach tentative agreement with Hollywood studios on 3-year contract
Monday November 08th 2010Two film industry unions have agreed to a proposed contract from Hollywood movie and television studios in a tentative deal that would eliminate the threat of an actors’ strike for at least three years. AFTRA and SAG reached the agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers after more than two months of negotiations. The agreement announced Sunday would increase benefit contributions to health and retirement funds by 10 per cent, bringing the total contribution rate to 16.5.
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Whistler Film Festival hitting new heights this year
Monday November 08th 2010The Whistler Film Festival is peaking in its 10th year with nine world premieres, five Canadian premieres and 21 films getting their first western Canadian screenings. There was a time when the five-day movie bash in the mountains had to make do with leftovers that didn’t make the cut at[…]
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Archives for: November 20105
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Distribution honchos look to balance risks
Tuesday November 09th 2010“Basically, we’re looking for films with a little more muscle than we were a few years ago,” said Summit chief financing officer Ron Hohauser, a panelist on Monday’s AFM studio finance and distribution panel. That was the running theme — a then vs. now mentality — among participants of the[…]
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TIFF Film Financing 303: International Financing Forum 2010
Tuesday November 09th 2010By TO411 staff writer Daisy Maclean The International Financing Forum was in fine shape in this, its fifth year. Functioning as a competitive feature film co-financing market, the event selected 39 feature film producers with developing English language projects, to network and do business with high-level film industry executives including[…]
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‘Afterlife’ is top grossing Canadian pic
Tuesday November 09th 2010“Resident Evil: Afterlife” is the top-grossing Canadian film ever, with a global box office take of $280 million, it was announced Monday. It has beaten previous title-holder “Porky’s.” Both pics were produced by Toronto-based filmmaker Don Carmody.
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Screen Actors Guild, AFTRA reach tentative agreement with Hollywood studios on 3-year contract
Monday November 08th 2010Two film industry unions have agreed to a proposed contract from Hollywood movie and television studios in a tentative deal that would eliminate the threat of an actors’ strike for at least three years. AFTRA and SAG reached the agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers after more than two months of negotiations. The agreement announced Sunday would increase benefit contributions to health and retirement funds by 10 per cent, bringing the total contribution rate to 16.5.
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Whistler Film Festival hitting new heights this year
Monday November 08th 2010The Whistler Film Festival is peaking in its 10th year with nine world premieres, five Canadian premieres and 21 films getting their first western Canadian screenings. There was a time when the five-day movie bash in the mountains had to make do with leftovers that didn’t make the cut at[…]
ARCHIVES
Archives for: November 20105
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Distribution honchos look to balance risks
Tuesday November 09th 2010“Basically, we’re looking for films with a little more muscle than we were a few years ago,” said Summit chief financing officer Ron Hohauser, a panelist on Monday’s AFM studio finance and distribution panel. That was the running theme — a then vs. now mentality — among participants of the[…]
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TIFF Film Financing 303: International Financing Forum 2010
Tuesday November 09th 2010By TO411 staff writer Daisy Maclean The International Financing Forum was in fine shape in this, its fifth year. Functioning as a competitive feature film co-financing market, the event selected 39 feature film producers with developing English language projects, to network and do business with high-level film industry executives including[…]
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‘Afterlife’ is top grossing Canadian pic
Tuesday November 09th 2010“Resident Evil: Afterlife” is the top-grossing Canadian film ever, with a global box office take of $280 million, it was announced Monday. It has beaten previous title-holder “Porky’s.” Both pics were produced by Toronto-based filmmaker Don Carmody.
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Screen Actors Guild, AFTRA reach tentative agreement with Hollywood studios on 3-year contract
Monday November 08th 2010Two film industry unions have agreed to a proposed contract from Hollywood movie and television studios in a tentative deal that would eliminate the threat of an actors’ strike for at least three years. AFTRA and SAG reached the agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers after more than two months of negotiations. The agreement announced Sunday would increase benefit contributions to health and retirement funds by 10 per cent, bringing the total contribution rate to 16.5.
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Whistler Film Festival hitting new heights this year
Monday November 08th 2010The Whistler Film Festival is peaking in its 10th year with nine world premieres, five Canadian premieres and 21 films getting their first western Canadian screenings. There was a time when the five-day movie bash in the mountains had to make do with leftovers that didn’t make the cut at[…]
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