The standard narrative about Canadian actors goes like this: get good enough at home, pack a bag, move to Los Angeles. Ryan Reynolds did it at nineteen. Rachel McAdams followed a film degree with a
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Between Distance and Direction: Logistics as the Hidden Framework of Canadian Filmmaking
Every film starts long before the camera rolls. The distances are long, the seasons short, and the logistics behind every production – often invisible – form the real skeleton that holds Canadian cinema together. For
Continue ReadingHistoric Architecture Meets Modern Cinema: Montreal’s Versatile Venues
It’s no surprise that there are a lot of great venues for theatres in the province of Montreal. Montreal’s Old Port architectural heritage is a staple in theatres and other businesses around town for many
Continue ReadingCANADA’S LAST OF US
HBO has found another major hit with The Last of Us. The show’s hyper realism allows it to recreate the post-apocalyptic world known to fans of the video game. The abandoned and overgrown cities are
Continue ReadingSurprising Film & TV Locations in Canada
Big landmarks and beautiful nature will always make up fantastic filming locations wherever they are in the world, and Canada has no shortage of both – it is used in artwork to promote, in gaming options
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