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Looking Ahead: Webinar, Festival, and Doc

December 18, 2015December 18, 2015Today's Top StoriesAnas Aremeyaw Anas, canada film industry news today, Canada's Top Ten Film Festival, free webinar for documentary filmmakers, Into the Forest, Liz Marshall, MFM, MFM’s Saturday Morning Coffee Klatsch, Nadia Tavazzani, Patricia Rozema, Ryan Mullins' Chameleon, Simon Brothers, TIFF Bell Lightbox

With 2015 almost over, there’s still a lot to look forward to — before and after Christmas and New Year’s. Tomorrow morning (December 19th), MFM as announced a free webinar for documentary filmmakers — this

From Strike to Still Standing to the Ultimate Airport

December 18, 2015December 18, 2015Today's Top StoriesBC film industry, canada film industry news today, Danny Schur, Jonny Harris, Samantha Barks, Still Standing, Strike!, Ultimate Airport Edmonton

(via bcbusiness.ca) Mary Beach reports the BC film industry gets quite the business boost for measly money. U.S. film companies have been able to benefit from the Canadian dollar since it is decreasing in value

Casting Call, Calgary’s Shortest Day, and EUFF

December 17, 2015December 17, 2015Today's Top StoriesAubrey Arnasan Kindergarten, canada film industry news today, Canadian Film Institute (CFI), casting call, European Union Film Festival (EUFF), Fishing in the Moonlight, MFM, The Shortest Day

Once again there’s an urgent casting call from Fishing in the Moonlight, filming in Sudbury. They need an older First Nations man. Details are here at MFM. (Via WireService.ca) The 30th European Union Film Festival

She Has a Name, Lost Ones, and More

December 16, 2015December 16, 2015Today's Top StoriesAndrew Kooman, canada film industry news today, Eliane Gagnon, Isaiah Tootoosis, LA Cinefest, Lost Ones, Rainmaker Entertainment and Shaftesbury, She Has a Name, The Revenant

Mark Weber of the Red Deer Express writes that a local author’s story is being turned into a movie. Andrew Kooman, author of She Has a Name, is happy that his play about human trafficking

Makeup Artist Wanted, Photographer Unknown, Big Picture, Tokyo Cowgirl

December 15, 2015December 15, 2015Today's Top Storiescanada film industry news today, Cineplex, Didier Charette, Fishing in the Moonlight, Gold Diggin' Hoedown, Lily and the Snowman, Lisa LeBlanc, Loïc Suty, makeup artist, MFM, NFB, Sundance, The Unknown Photographer, Turbulent, virtual reality

There’s an urgent crew call for a makeup artist (“Pretty make up only, on two actors”) in Sudbury tomorrow for the short film Fishing in the Moonlight. Details at MFM. (Via PRNewswire) More about The

Cameron, Committees, Closet Monster/Coppola, and Cable Cams

December 14, 2015December 14, 2015Today's Top StoriesLeah Cameron, Marrakech International Film Festival, Matt Maddaloni, Sea To Sky Cable Cam, SMPIA (Saskatchewan Media Production Industry Association), Stephen Dunn, Where Cool Came From

(Via 24-7 Press Release) Toronto-born writer/director Leah Cameron is back for Season 2 of the docu-web series Where Cool Came From. Is there such a thing as timeless cool? Host Dave LeBlanc searches North America

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