Canada’s film and television industry has no single production capital. Ontario and British Columbia are its two major hubs, competing for international projects while supporting different parts of the screen-production economy. In fiscal 2024/25, Canada’s
Continue ReadingFrom Screen Test to Trend: How Vertical Video Is Changing the Audition
For most of its history, screen work in Canada has been a service industry. Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal have spent decades standing in for New York, Boston, Chicago and Seattle, and that arrangement trained a
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Hannah Carman’s Creative Career
Building a career in the film industry is a tough but worthwhile job. Just last week, I made an article covering Thommy Morais where he did an interview. Now I want to try something new
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Remembering Legendary Emmy-Winning Voice Actor Eric Bauza
On October 25th, Canada – and indeed the film and television industries as a whole – lost a bona fide legend and titan of voice acting, Eric Bauza, who passed away the age of 46.
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The Ontario – Quebec Border Scene in Bon Cop Bad Cop: Why the Film’s First Jurisdiction Problem Explains Everything That Follows
A dead man hanging over the Ontario – Quebec border is a striking way to open a police comedy. In Bon Cop, Bad Cop (2006), though, the location does more than attract attention. The body
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How Data Management Is Changing the Entertainment Industry
The entertainment industry has changed significantly with the growth of digital technology. From film production and music distribution to streaming platforms and audience engagement, technology now influences almost every stage of the entertainment business. While
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