2015 – Page 13

Houdini and Doyle in Production for Global in Toronto

November 26, 2015November 26, 2015Announcementscanada film industry news today, Houdini and Doyle, tv

(via CNW) Shaw Media has recently announced that production has started on a new drama called Houdini and Doyle. The series is produced by David Titcher, David Hoselton and David Shore as a Canada/UK treaty co-production from Shaftesbury and Big Talk

NFB looking for Canadian animators

November 26, 2015November 26, 2015AnnouncementsAnimation, NFB, NFB Hothouse Apprenticeship Program

(via NFB) There’s another opportunity for animators out there. Beginning its 11th season, NFB’s Hothouse Apprenticeship Program is looking for animation submissions from Canadian filmmakers and artists who want to get their project up and running.

Animators Needed, Depression-Busting Movies, Black Radical Imagination, and More

November 26, 2015November 26, 2015Today's Top StoriesBirth of the Dragon, Black Radical Imagination, canada film industry news today, Emmanuel Lopez Motivatorman, Gallus Entertainment, Indieflix, It's A Wonderful Life, MFM, movies as anti-depressant, Vancouver

Gallus Entertainment needs animators — 2D, both junior and experienced — to work on its series Lazoo, MFM announces. The studio is located in Sudbury; get all the other details here. (Via WireService.ca) The right

Free Film Viewing — Happy (U.S.) Thanksgiving from Indieflix

November 25, 2015November 25, 2015Announcementscanadian independent film, free movie streaming, Indieflix

Indieflix is usually just for members who pay the (small) fee to see curated independent films from all over — that’s how they generate revenue to share with the creators — but for two days

Bloom: Review

November 25, 2015November 25, 2015Reviewcanadian independent film, Michelle Brunette, Michelle Brunette's short documentary Bloom, National Screen Institute, NSI, short documentary Bloom

Michelle Brunette’s short documentary Bloom is a difficult film to watch, emotionally — especially if you’ve had a film student in the family or among your friends — but that’s what gives it a touch

News Round 2

November 25, 2015November 25, 2015Today's Top StoriesAtmospheric Pressures – Short Films from CFMDC, Atom Egoyan, canada film industry news today, Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre, Cogeco Cable, Experimenta film festival, Whistler Film Festival

(Via PRNewswire) A cable exec has been named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women. Louise St-Pierre, President and CEO of Cogeco Cable, was announced as a Women’s Executive Network (WXN) 2015 Canada’s Most Powerful Women: