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Small Audiences, Drones, A Sequel, and Reinvesting in Culture

Today's Top StoriesACTRA, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, Claude Jutra, Dead Men Tell No Tales, drones, Eric Goggin, Geoffrey Rush, Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom, Pirates of the Caribbean, Quebec Film Gala

Brendan Kelley of the Montreal Gazette writes about the Quebec Film Gala and the fact that fewer people tuned into it. Gala du cinéma québécois has reached only 531,000 viewers, unfortunately  lower than last year’s rate of

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Prism Prize, G-G Awards, and Basic Human Needs

Today's Top StoriesBasic Human Needs, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, Canadian music videos, Governor General's Awards in Visual and Media Art, Indiecan10K Canadian Film Challenge, Philip Hoffman, Prism Prize Top 20, Prism Prize Top 20 and Top Ten, Saskatchewan, SMPIA

(Via Wireservice.ca) The Prism Prize Top 20 and Top Ten best Canadian music videos of 2015 have been announced, with one more round of voting to go before the winner is awarded $10,000 at a

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By and for Kids at TIFF; Open for Complaints

Today's Top Stories15th annual Jump Cuts Young Filmmakers Showcase, 2016 TIFF Kids Festival, Big Telecom, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, CCTS, Jump Cuts Young Filmmakers Showcase, OpenMedia, TIFF, TIFF Bell Lightbox, TIFF Kids, TIFF Kids Festival, TIFF Kids Industry Conference, Vancouver Web Fest

The finalists in the 15th annual Jump Cuts Young Filmmakers Showcase — “young” meaning a lower limit of Grade 4 — have been chosen by the TIFF Kids Festival.  TIFF says “The films include stop-motion,

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Refugees, Independent Film, and a Mockumentary

Today's Top Stories48-Hour Anti-Racism Film Festival, Beck and Call, Calgary anti-racism film festival, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, David Guthrie, gender gap in the film industry, Michael Stevantoni, We Make Movies Canada (WMM-CA), You're Going to be a Good Man

Kaitlin Lee of 660news.com writes that Calgary is hosting the first 48-Hour Anti-Racism Film Festival. Back in February, teams of writers got together at the University of Calgary to discuss this issue and then started

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Issues, Rights, and Stills — News for St. Patrick’s Day 2016

Today's Top StoriesAnita Rau Badami, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, CBC's Canada Reads, Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services (CCTS), CRTC, Erin Simkin, Firsttake Entertainment, The Hero's Walk, tv

(Via CNW) The Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services (CCTS) will be the single point of contact for unresolved issues with communications service providers –– TV, Internet, wireless, and landline — the CRTC has just

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