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39% Of Film Industry Professionals Pirate Content
Monday April 14th 2014The next time you’re told that you’re wrong in pirating content, you’re apparently not alone: so do a significant number of people in the film industry. According to the results of a survey from Stephen Follows (reported by TorrentFreak) 39% of film industry professions pirate film and television content. Follows[…]
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Why Canadians love reality TV
Monday April 14th 2014Reports of reality TV’s death have been greatly exaggerated. Not so long ago, industry insiders predicted the craze would soon fade. There are only so many TV talent competitions and fly-on-the-wall camera shows audiences will watch before tiring, they said. But from Survivor to Naked and Afraid, The Voice to[…]
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Images Festival brings compelling experimental film and video to Toronto
Monday April 14th 2014For close to three decades, Toronto’s Images Festival, which runs till April 19, has worked at the bleeding edge of experimental film and video with a mind to bringing the most compelling of it home to show the rest of us each year. Mainstream it’s not and that’s the point: much of Images’ content each year delves unapologetically into fraught realms, both topical and visual. Work is often political, critical, socially conscious and, more often than not, an unabashed visual challenge to the status quo Someone’s got to do it. We’re lucky that someone is right here in our hometown. Following: a handful of standouts from this year’s selection.
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Paramount Television Sets Comedy, Drama Development Chiefs
Wednesday April 09th 2014Paramount’s nascent TV division has named its head of comedy and drama development along with other key execs working under prexy Amy Powell. Powell has spent the past few months assembling a handful of high-end projects and a core team of execs. She’s in the unusual position of launching a[…]
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P.E.I. film Queen of the Crows heading to Cannes
Wednesday April 09th 2014Queen of the Crows, an 11-minute short film produced entirely on P.E.I., has been selected for the Cannes film festival. Queen of the Crows is set in Charlottetown, against the backdrop of the nightly influx of thousands of crows. It’s about a young girl who thinks she’s a crow. Writer[…]
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Archives for: April 20145
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39% Of Film Industry Professionals Pirate Content
Monday April 14th 2014The next time you’re told that you’re wrong in pirating content, you’re apparently not alone: so do a significant number of people in the film industry. According to the results of a survey from Stephen Follows (reported by TorrentFreak) 39% of film industry professions pirate film and television content. Follows[…]
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Why Canadians love reality TV
Monday April 14th 2014Reports of reality TV’s death have been greatly exaggerated. Not so long ago, industry insiders predicted the craze would soon fade. There are only so many TV talent competitions and fly-on-the-wall camera shows audiences will watch before tiring, they said. But from Survivor to Naked and Afraid, The Voice to[…]
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Images Festival brings compelling experimental film and video to Toronto
Monday April 14th 2014For close to three decades, Toronto’s Images Festival, which runs till April 19, has worked at the bleeding edge of experimental film and video with a mind to bringing the most compelling of it home to show the rest of us each year. Mainstream it’s not and that’s the point: much of Images’ content each year delves unapologetically into fraught realms, both topical and visual. Work is often political, critical, socially conscious and, more often than not, an unabashed visual challenge to the status quo Someone’s got to do it. We’re lucky that someone is right here in our hometown. Following: a handful of standouts from this year’s selection.
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Paramount Television Sets Comedy, Drama Development Chiefs
Wednesday April 09th 2014Paramount’s nascent TV division has named its head of comedy and drama development along with other key execs working under prexy Amy Powell. Powell has spent the past few months assembling a handful of high-end projects and a core team of execs. She’s in the unusual position of launching a[…]
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P.E.I. film Queen of the Crows heading to Cannes
Wednesday April 09th 2014Queen of the Crows, an 11-minute short film produced entirely on P.E.I., has been selected for the Cannes film festival. Queen of the Crows is set in Charlottetown, against the backdrop of the nightly influx of thousands of crows. It’s about a young girl who thinks she’s a crow. Writer[…]
ARCHIVES
Archives for: April 20145
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39% Of Film Industry Professionals Pirate Content
Monday April 14th 2014The next time you’re told that you’re wrong in pirating content, you’re apparently not alone: so do a significant number of people in the film industry. According to the results of a survey from Stephen Follows (reported by TorrentFreak) 39% of film industry professions pirate film and television content. Follows[…]
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Why Canadians love reality TV
Monday April 14th 2014Reports of reality TV’s death have been greatly exaggerated. Not so long ago, industry insiders predicted the craze would soon fade. There are only so many TV talent competitions and fly-on-the-wall camera shows audiences will watch before tiring, they said. But from Survivor to Naked and Afraid, The Voice to[…]
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Images Festival brings compelling experimental film and video to Toronto
Monday April 14th 2014For close to three decades, Toronto’s Images Festival, which runs till April 19, has worked at the bleeding edge of experimental film and video with a mind to bringing the most compelling of it home to show the rest of us each year. Mainstream it’s not and that’s the point: much of Images’ content each year delves unapologetically into fraught realms, both topical and visual. Work is often political, critical, socially conscious and, more often than not, an unabashed visual challenge to the status quo Someone’s got to do it. We’re lucky that someone is right here in our hometown. Following: a handful of standouts from this year’s selection.
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Paramount Television Sets Comedy, Drama Development Chiefs
Wednesday April 09th 2014Paramount’s nascent TV division has named its head of comedy and drama development along with other key execs working under prexy Amy Powell. Powell has spent the past few months assembling a handful of high-end projects and a core team of execs. She’s in the unusual position of launching a[…]
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P.E.I. film Queen of the Crows heading to Cannes
Wednesday April 09th 2014Queen of the Crows, an 11-minute short film produced entirely on P.E.I., has been selected for the Cannes film festival. Queen of the Crows is set in Charlottetown, against the backdrop of the nightly influx of thousands of crows. It’s about a young girl who thinks she’s a crow. Writer[…]
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