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Being Canadian (Review)

July 5, 2016July 4, 2016ReviewBeing Canadian, film Being Canadian, Robert Cohen

At one point Robert Cohen, the writer-director of Being Canadian, parks outside his old high school. He wants to prove wrong the teacher who told him he’d never amount to anything. He yells (from inside

The List (Review)

July 4, 2016July 4, 2016Reviewcanada film industry news today, Ian MacDonald, Madchen Amick, Mark Walker, review, Ryan O'Neal, The List, The List (Review)

What is it with all these full lengths about legal matters and civil authorities being really bad movies? Or, to put it lightly, having mediocre content. I kind of have to wonder if this is

News Today: Canada in a Day, Stephen King, Drive in movie, re-mention (Video)

July 4, 2016July 4, 2016Today's Top StoriesCanada in a Day, Drive-in, Fountain Tire, It, Stephen King, Toronto, Winnipeg

Northern Stars announces CTV’s special broadcast of Canada in A Day being made on September 10, with two hours of what being Canadian means, another version of Stephen King’s It is currently shooting in Toronto

Interviewing the Filmmakers – 1 Year Later

July 4, 2016July 4, 2016Filmmakerscanada film industry news today, canadian independent film, filmmakers

When I began interviewing filmmakers one year ago, I had been writing screenplays, attended many pitch-fests, attended many film festivals and been to film school. I really thought I had a pretty good idea of

The New Star Trek Fan Film Rules: A Case Study

July 1, 2016June 30, 2016TipsGuidelines for Avoiding Objections, Star Trek, Star Trek fan film, Vancouver B-Movie Factory

Last week’s Guidelines for Avoiding Objections, issued by CBS and Paramount Pictures for anyone who might be thinking of making a Star Trek fan film, dredged up some memories here at HNMag. (We learned of

Casting Call, Canada in a Day, Carle and Carole

June 30, 2016June 30, 2016Today's Top Storiescanada film industry news today, Canada in a Day, canadian independent film, Carole Laure, CTV, Éléphant : mémoire du cinéma québécois, Gilles Carle, La Tête de Normande St-Onge, MFM, Montreal's Cinémathèque québécoise, Normande, Raymond Cloutier, Trish Dolman

Here’s a casting call for a commercial (“Palladino Promise”) in Sudbury — they’re looking for one each male and female of this description: “Positive, bubbly, speaks well and should look like a professional on-camera.” Other