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Archives for: January 20155
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Canada 2014 in Review: Hollywood Production Rebounds, Cable Unbundling Starts
Tuesday January 20th 20152014 was a year when Hollywood film and TV production locally made a comeback, the CBC got crushed by a sex scandal after already being damaged by escalating job and programming cuts, and U.S. programming suppliers took fright as Canada moved headlong toward cable unbundling. The sudden collapse of the value of the Canadian dollar against the American greenback in 2014 steered Los Angeles producers to Toronto and Vancouver for extra budgetary savings while making movies and TV shows.
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SIM Group Toronto to Host Technology Showcase
Monday January 19th 2015Some of the world’s leading manufacturers of camera systems, lenses, lighting equipment, workflow technology and other film and television production gear will be on hand as SIM Group hosts its SIM Technology Showcase on January 29th.
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Sony to close all 14 Canadian stores within 2 months
Monday January 19th 2015Sony is closing all 14 of its stores in Canada over the next six to eight weeks, the company announced in a statement today. Approximately 90 jobs will be affected, a spokesman for Sony Canada told CBC News. Sony Canada is not saying why the stores are being closed.
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Telefilm Canada pledges $11M for six new English-language feature films
Monday January 19th 2015Telefilm Canada is supporting six English-language productions with more than $11 million in funding through the Canada Feature Film Fund. The films, which hail from the Atlantic, Ontario and Nunavut, and Western regions, star Ellen Page, Ethan Hawke, Evan Rachel Wood, Sophie Nélisse and Callum Keith Rennie, among others. “This[…]
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Oscars 2015: See the Full List of Nominees
Thursday January 15th 2015It’ll be a fight to the finish. Boyhood, Birdman, and The Imitation Game all came out of this morning’s Oscar nominations looking strong, in an echo of last year’s three-movie race to best picture. All three of these best picture nominees saw their directors, screenplays, and two of their actors nominated for top prizes.
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Archives for: January 20155
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Canada 2014 in Review: Hollywood Production Rebounds, Cable Unbundling Starts
Tuesday January 20th 20152014 was a year when Hollywood film and TV production locally made a comeback, the CBC got crushed by a sex scandal after already being damaged by escalating job and programming cuts, and U.S. programming suppliers took fright as Canada moved headlong toward cable unbundling. The sudden collapse of the value of the Canadian dollar against the American greenback in 2014 steered Los Angeles producers to Toronto and Vancouver for extra budgetary savings while making movies and TV shows.
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SIM Group Toronto to Host Technology Showcase
Monday January 19th 2015Some of the world’s leading manufacturers of camera systems, lenses, lighting equipment, workflow technology and other film and television production gear will be on hand as SIM Group hosts its SIM Technology Showcase on January 29th.
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Sony to close all 14 Canadian stores within 2 months
Monday January 19th 2015Sony is closing all 14 of its stores in Canada over the next six to eight weeks, the company announced in a statement today. Approximately 90 jobs will be affected, a spokesman for Sony Canada told CBC News. Sony Canada is not saying why the stores are being closed.
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Telefilm Canada pledges $11M for six new English-language feature films
Monday January 19th 2015Telefilm Canada is supporting six English-language productions with more than $11 million in funding through the Canada Feature Film Fund. The films, which hail from the Atlantic, Ontario and Nunavut, and Western regions, star Ellen Page, Ethan Hawke, Evan Rachel Wood, Sophie Nélisse and Callum Keith Rennie, among others. “This[…]
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Oscars 2015: See the Full List of Nominees
Thursday January 15th 2015It’ll be a fight to the finish. Boyhood, Birdman, and The Imitation Game all came out of this morning’s Oscar nominations looking strong, in an echo of last year’s three-movie race to best picture. All three of these best picture nominees saw their directors, screenplays, and two of their actors nominated for top prizes.
ARCHIVES
Archives for: January 20155
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Canada 2014 in Review: Hollywood Production Rebounds, Cable Unbundling Starts
Tuesday January 20th 20152014 was a year when Hollywood film and TV production locally made a comeback, the CBC got crushed by a sex scandal after already being damaged by escalating job and programming cuts, and U.S. programming suppliers took fright as Canada moved headlong toward cable unbundling. The sudden collapse of the value of the Canadian dollar against the American greenback in 2014 steered Los Angeles producers to Toronto and Vancouver for extra budgetary savings while making movies and TV shows.
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SIM Group Toronto to Host Technology Showcase
Monday January 19th 2015Some of the world’s leading manufacturers of camera systems, lenses, lighting equipment, workflow technology and other film and television production gear will be on hand as SIM Group hosts its SIM Technology Showcase on January 29th.
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Sony to close all 14 Canadian stores within 2 months
Monday January 19th 2015Sony is closing all 14 of its stores in Canada over the next six to eight weeks, the company announced in a statement today. Approximately 90 jobs will be affected, a spokesman for Sony Canada told CBC News. Sony Canada is not saying why the stores are being closed.
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Telefilm Canada pledges $11M for six new English-language feature films
Monday January 19th 2015Telefilm Canada is supporting six English-language productions with more than $11 million in funding through the Canada Feature Film Fund. The films, which hail from the Atlantic, Ontario and Nunavut, and Western regions, star Ellen Page, Ethan Hawke, Evan Rachel Wood, Sophie Nélisse and Callum Keith Rennie, among others. “This[…]
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Oscars 2015: See the Full List of Nominees
Thursday January 15th 2015It’ll be a fight to the finish. Boyhood, Birdman, and The Imitation Game all came out of this morning’s Oscar nominations looking strong, in an echo of last year’s three-movie race to best picture. All three of these best picture nominees saw their directors, screenplays, and two of their actors nominated for top prizes.
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