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Machinima Workshop, Wireless Code Review, TO After Dark Fest

July 28, 2016July 28, 2016Today's Top Stories11th Annual Toronto After Dark Film Festival, Aboriginal Territories in Cyberspace's (AbTeC), canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, CRTC, CRTC Wireless Code, Machinima, Skawennati, Skins Machinima Workshop, Vancouver, Vancouver's Contemporary Art Gallery, virtual reality

(Via CNW) Is your contract with your wireless service provider as clear as you’d like? Ever experienced “bill shock”? The CRTC is about to evaluate how well its Wireless Code is working at the three-year

What Star Trek Beyond Did for BC

July 27, 2016July 26, 2016The Bottom LineBritish Columbia, canada film industry news today, MPA-Canada, Star Trek Beyond, Vancouver

(Via CNW) What has the film industry done for this country’s economy lately? And who’s had the benefit of it, other than those who’ve been able to land jobs in the industry? MPA-Canada has an

Lord Jones is Dead (Review)

July 26, 2016July 25, 2016ReviewAndrew Holmes, Austin Andrews, Journalists, Lord Jones is Dead, Photographer, review, Vancouver

Directed by Vancouver’s own Austin Andrews and Andrew Holmes, Lord Jones Is Dead is like the Office Space of print journalism. Two journalists and a photographer wait outside a house that may or may not

A Wealth of Production

July 19, 2016July 19, 2016Today's Top StoriesVancouver, Vancouver Film Commission Office

This season proves that Vancouver is still one of the most popular cities in which to shoot. All the way from superhero series to alternative history series set up camp here and use the city’s

Exclusive – Motorcycle Boy Productions Part I

June 20, 2016July 31, 2019Exclusive, InterviewBlaine Anderson, canada film industry news today, canadian independent film, Candiland, Down The Line, Hilary Muth, James Clayton, Motorcycle Boy Productions, Residue, Rusty Nixon, Vancouver

Every time I interview a filmmaker I am inspired. When the crew of Motorcycle Boy Productions sat down with me to discuss their process of filmmaking, I was impressed no less. They were humble, personable

Vancouver: A Place People Recognize As Washington, Oregon, or California

June 14, 2016June 14, 2016OpinionBC tax credits, canadian independent film, Juno, The X-Files, Vancouver, X-Men

A year ago I lived in Kerrisdale, the neighbourhood that inspired Superbad. It is a neighbourhood filled with seniors, sushi restaurants, and students living in basement suites. Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg went to the