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Archives for: February 20165
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CRTC to keep tabs on TV networks amid industry turmoil: chairman
Wednesday February 24th 2016On the heels of a hearing about support for struggling local television stations, the head of Canada’s federal broadcast regulator is warning TV executives not to let the pursuit of profits erode the public trust placed in them. Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission chairman Jean-Pierre Blais used a Wednesday speech[…]
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City, local producers hope to boost Edmonton’s TV and film industry
Monday February 22nd 2016How can Edmonton better position itself to entice film and television producers to do work in the city? That’s the question being asked by local film producers and city council alike. “I believe that we have some of the most dedicated, talented cast and crew in this city and they[…]
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Sony Pictures Readies First New Film For 4K Blu-ray Release
Sunday February 21st 2016Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (SPHE) will launch its first new feature film on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray disc with the March 29 launch of Concussion. The new movie will follow the studio’s March 1 release of its first six catalog titles on 4K discs. Those titles are The Amazing Spider-Man[…]
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Star Wars Sputters, Short of Avatar and Titanic Box Office Hauls
Friday February 19th 2016It appears the force is no longer strong at the box office. As it approaches the end of its remarkable run in theaters, ticket sales for Star Wars: The Force Awakens are fading fast. If past blockbuster patterns are any guide, the film will fall well short of the all-time[…]
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Vancouver-shot Deadpool worth $40m to B.C. film industry
Thursday February 18th 2016While the title character of Deadpool is known for his racy wisecracks, the economic impact of the US$58-million film is no joke, according to data from Canada’s Motion Picture Association (MPA). In a report released Friday (February 12), the same day of the Deadpool’s North American debut, the MPA estimated[…]
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Archives for: February 20165
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CRTC to keep tabs on TV networks amid industry turmoil: chairman
Wednesday February 24th 2016On the heels of a hearing about support for struggling local television stations, the head of Canada’s federal broadcast regulator is warning TV executives not to let the pursuit of profits erode the public trust placed in them. Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission chairman Jean-Pierre Blais used a Wednesday speech[…]
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City, local producers hope to boost Edmonton’s TV and film industry
Monday February 22nd 2016How can Edmonton better position itself to entice film and television producers to do work in the city? That’s the question being asked by local film producers and city council alike. “I believe that we have some of the most dedicated, talented cast and crew in this city and they[…]
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Sony Pictures Readies First New Film For 4K Blu-ray Release
Sunday February 21st 2016Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (SPHE) will launch its first new feature film on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray disc with the March 29 launch of Concussion. The new movie will follow the studio’s March 1 release of its first six catalog titles on 4K discs. Those titles are The Amazing Spider-Man[…]
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Star Wars Sputters, Short of Avatar and Titanic Box Office Hauls
Friday February 19th 2016It appears the force is no longer strong at the box office. As it approaches the end of its remarkable run in theaters, ticket sales for Star Wars: The Force Awakens are fading fast. If past blockbuster patterns are any guide, the film will fall well short of the all-time[…]
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Vancouver-shot Deadpool worth $40m to B.C. film industry
Thursday February 18th 2016While the title character of Deadpool is known for his racy wisecracks, the economic impact of the US$58-million film is no joke, according to data from Canada’s Motion Picture Association (MPA). In a report released Friday (February 12), the same day of the Deadpool’s North American debut, the MPA estimated[…]
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Archives for: February 20165
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CRTC to keep tabs on TV networks amid industry turmoil: chairman
Wednesday February 24th 2016On the heels of a hearing about support for struggling local television stations, the head of Canada’s federal broadcast regulator is warning TV executives not to let the pursuit of profits erode the public trust placed in them. Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission chairman Jean-Pierre Blais used a Wednesday speech[…]
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City, local producers hope to boost Edmonton’s TV and film industry
Monday February 22nd 2016How can Edmonton better position itself to entice film and television producers to do work in the city? That’s the question being asked by local film producers and city council alike. “I believe that we have some of the most dedicated, talented cast and crew in this city and they[…]
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Sony Pictures Readies First New Film For 4K Blu-ray Release
Sunday February 21st 2016Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (SPHE) will launch its first new feature film on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray disc with the March 29 launch of Concussion. The new movie will follow the studio’s March 1 release of its first six catalog titles on 4K discs. Those titles are The Amazing Spider-Man[…]
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Star Wars Sputters, Short of Avatar and Titanic Box Office Hauls
Friday February 19th 2016It appears the force is no longer strong at the box office. As it approaches the end of its remarkable run in theaters, ticket sales for Star Wars: The Force Awakens are fading fast. If past blockbuster patterns are any guide, the film will fall well short of the all-time[…]
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Vancouver-shot Deadpool worth $40m to B.C. film industry
Thursday February 18th 2016While the title character of Deadpool is known for his racy wisecracks, the economic impact of the US$58-million film is no joke, according to data from Canada’s Motion Picture Association (MPA). In a report released Friday (February 12), the same day of the Deadpool’s North American debut, the MPA estimated[…]
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