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PRODUCTION GUIDE by Jose Arroyo • • PRODUCTION GUIDE by Jose Arroyo exec. p. mgr. Stephen Sassen assoc. p. cons!. co·ord Garry Brolly foreman Gary York of the excitement. activity, people and events Marianne Canepa asst. p. (LA) Gary Hall prod. painter Ted Polkinghorner, Jacob Wiebe trans­ that are shaping the XV Olympic Winter games. man. Randy Cheveldayve prod. co-ord Valerie port co· ord Jim Perenseff transport capt. Production commenced Jan. 1, 1987, wrapping he following is a list of films in production (actually before cameras) McNicol prod. sec. Susan Crawford L.A. Prod. Larry Fanzega, Marty Grohn, David Anderson Jan. 31 , 1988. Currently sold to CFTO, CFRN, and in negotiation in Canada. Needless to say, the films which are Sec. Dot Mallard VAN Receptionist Stephanie caterer (Film Fare) Sandy BenneH caterer Bet­ CJOH. and CKY. sup. p. Brian Vos pJd. Gord still in the project stage are subject to changes. A third category,ln Matches-Johnson office handiman Jon Moore tina D'Ercevielle 1st aid craft service PaHi Enno, Dave Oberg, Ed Gatzke sc. Kathy Reno T d. Michael Pressman 1st a.d. Ritchie Forrest Pre-Production, will be used to indicate films which are in active pre-pro­ MacReynolds auditor Linda Kelly prod. est. Tin host Gord Kelly reporters Mane Hohtanz, Ken 2nd a.d. Ron French lrd a.d. Jim Rowe asst d. Ten Eyck ass!. audl. Billy Boyd, Judy Wolch Newans, Russ Peake, Cathy Sproule. Brian duction, having set a date for the beginning of principal photography and trinee BreH Dowler d.o.p. Ed Koons cam op. C. asst. to prod. est. Sam Evans casting (LA) Pockar and Jarl Om holt-Jensen. being engaged in casting and crewing. Films are listed by the name of the MacDonald 1st asst cam. P.K. Smith 2nd ass!. Victoria Burrows casting (VA) Lindsay Walker company which initiated the project, or with which the project is popularly cam. Dan Heather 1st ass!. cam. 2 D. Elsenor ecas!. asst. Lara Wing extrast cast. Eleanor associated. This is not necessarily the name of the production company. camera trainee Tracy Sim script sup_Wendy Spencer, Kerri Carson Mcglasson stills Ken CLEO 24 INC. Where the two companies are different, the name of the production com­ McLean prod. ass!. Anne WaH art d. Brent Stanisforth loc. sec. ltd. Michael Evans drivers pany, if known, is also given. In instances where a producer has asked us Thomas asst. art. d. Eric Torian Art Director Ron Gadoury, Darold Hadley, Jerry Gaudette, (514) 842-8336 Trainee David Hay set Dec. Kim MacKenzie Ray Breckenridge, Robert Cawley, Reg Glass, not to list a project, or to withhold certain credits due to ongoing negotiations, set buyer K.J. Johnson set dresser Mark Lane , Elaine Barrett, Judy Smith, Diane Kilmurry, Mike NORTH OF NOWHERE: we have respected his request. The guide only lists productions or series Michael Bethune, B. Jarvis prop master Chris "Red" Murphy, Rory Moffat, Tony Johnson, Pat THE GREAT RACE TO THE POLE whose duration will be one hour or over. _ Wright set props Rob Smith props buyer Sally O'Brian, Robert Stoodby, Stan Stefaniuk, Jack A feature- length documentary on the world 's Please telephone additions and up-dates information to: Broadbent sound mixer Patrick Ramsay boom C. Vlahavic stand In's Janet Munro, Steve strangest race. Shooting in Resolute, N.w.T., Cinema Canada (416) 596-6829 or (514) 272·5354 Richard Hurst gaffer John ScoH Best Boy Drew Carich. the North Pole and Europe from Feb. 28 to May Davidson elec. P. Cunningham, Kosto leviar 9 '87. exec. p. Arnie Gelbart and Charles gen. op. D. Bird key grip Tom Evans dolfy D. Ohayon ; d. Josh Freed, George Hargrave sc. FILM CREDIT ABBREVIATIONS Bennet grip best boy D. Walker grip R. Jobin , CBCITORONTO Josh Freed, cam. Maurice Chabot sd. John d. director asst. d. assistant director s.c. script adapt. adaptation dial. dialogue ph'!dop. Craig Munro splx. Mike Mianardus, Jor Van Martin BUDGET $750.000pult. Kevin Tierney, photography sp. ph. etx. special photographic effects ed. editor sup. ed. supervising editor Kline splx. asst. Steve David make-up Todd A. (416) 975-3311 David Novek Associates (514) 284-2113. The sd. sound sd. ed. sound editor sd. ree. sound recofding p. des. production designer art. d. Mcintosh, Charles Porlier hair Janet Sala cos!. BREAKING ALL THE RULES hour long version has already been sold to Bri­ art director set dee. set decorator m. music cost. costumes I.p. leading players exec. p. design Judy Truchan cost. sup. Maria Taipale A two hour drama about the creation of the Tri­ tain's Channel 4, France's Antenne 2, Cannal executive producer p. producer assoc. p. associate producer line p. line producer p. sup. set cos!. Barb Claydon set cost. dresser K. vial Pursuit game. This comedy is the story of Plus and Germany's WDR. In Canada, the CBC, production supervisor p. man. production manager p.c. production company dist. distributor Clarkson stunt co-ord Ken Kirzinger 2nd. unit the inventors' unorthodox roller coaster ride to it"s Northern Network and Radio-Quebec will An asterisk (., following the film's title indicates financial participation by Telefilm Canada's d. Randy Cheveldave lac. mangr Dennis success. It will be shooling ir. Montreal. Toronto also screen the show. I.p. Shinzi Kazama, Pam Broadcast Program Development Fund. Moore, Kirk Johns asst. loc. man gr. B. and Niagara-on-the Lake. Irom March to may Flowers. Milan Camogursky, Krister Boeht, Dick Schomacker construct. co-ord Garry Brolly '87. p. David Barlow Martin Wiener assoc. p. Smith, Nicolas Hulot. foreman Gary York painter Ted Polkinghorne. Marsha Chesley d. David Barlow W. William J. Jacob Wiebe transport co-ord Jim Perenseff Thomas 1st a.d. Tony Thatcher unit man. Lars transport captain Larry Fanzega, Marty Grohn, Dahl design. Milt Parcher set decoration ON LOCATION David Anderson caterer (Film Fare) Sandy Stephen Finney cost. Ada Kangyal make-up CINE-GROUPE INC. BenneH caterer BeHina D'Ercevielle 1st aid Elaine Saunders graphics Bert Gordon design (514) 524-7567 craft service Patly MacReynolds auditor Linda co-ord Steve Cudmore film ed. Vincent Kent t Kelly prod. est. TIn Ten Eyck ass!. aud. Billy d.o.p. Nick Evdemon lighting Robert Spears BINO FABULE Boyd, Judy Wolch ass!. to prod. est. Sam sd. Wes Blanchard casting Doug Barnes, A 90-minute 3-D animation shooting in Montreal ALLIANCE ATLANTIS FILMS Evans cast (LA) Victoria Burrows casting Diane Kerbel con!. Mark Corbeil prod. sec. to May 31 , 1987 and from May 15 to Sept. 15 '87 ENTERTAINMENT LIMITED (Vancouver) Michelle Allan extras cas!. Rena Ginsberg pub. Ginny Bellwood (416) 975- in Europe. Canada/Belgium co-production d. Eleanor Spencer stills Ken Staniforth loc. sec. 7169. I.p. Malcolm Stewart, Gordon Glapp, Rejeanne Taillon co-d Andre Roussil sc. Jean­ (416) 462-0246 Rierre Liccioni, Nicole Leriche visual concept CORPORATION ltd. Michael Evans drivers Ron Gadoury, Bruce Pirrie, Damir Andrei, Rena Polley, Diana Darold Haley, Jerry GaudeHe, Ray Brecken­ Reis, Cynthia Belliveau, Peter FauseH. The film Christian Bernard art d. Vianney Gauthier Head Office (416) 967-11741 RAMONAQ ridge, Robe rt Cawley. Reg Glass, Elaine Bar­ d.o.p. Andre G. de Tonnancour animators Nina Ten half-hour episodes in a series based on Be ­ is sCheudled to be broadcast on the CBC early (514) 284-9354 reH , Judy Smith. Diana Kilmurry. Mike "Red" next year. May, Yves Lapointe, Suzie SynnoH work. verly Cleary's best-selling Children's books. Its Murphy. Rory Moffat. Tony Johnson. Pat admin. Diane Chartrand assist. cam/grip Syl­ protagonist is Ramona Quimby - a mischevi­ O'Brian . Robert Stoody, Stan Stefaniuk, Jack C. CHASING RAINBOWS vain Labrosse admin. Berangere Maltais THE GUNFIGHTERS ous , effervescent eight-year old . The series. Vlahavic Stand In 's Janet Munro, G. Hamilton . A 13 x I-hour drama series set in Montreal in the assoc. p. Andre A. Belanger exec. p. Jacques Two hour television movie pilot for Global Tele· produced by Atlantis in associalion with Lancit M. Hatch. early '20s. Shooting began in Toronto April 16 PeHigrew. With participation from Telelilm Can­ VISion Network Filming in Alberta and British Co· (France) , Media Productions Inc ., PBS, CHC H and will co ntinue until Sept '88. For broadcast In ada. Societe generale du cinema. lumbia May 25 through June 19. '87. sup. p. television, and Revcom Te levision, wi ll begin STINGRAY January, 1988. Co-production between CBC shooting April 6 for 11 weeks in Toronto. exec _ Stephen J. Roth exec. p. Sonny Grosso. Larry A TV series presently shooting In Vancouve r. and Northernlight and Picture . exec.p. Mark p. Michael MacMillan p_Seaton McLean line p. Jacobson p. Jeff King , Allan Stein sc. Jim exec. p. Stephen J. Cannell ass!. to Mr. Can­ Blandford p. Louise TurcoHe Gerlach , John Galt prod _man _Kim Todd . Worldwide home video Byrnes d. Clay Borris d.o.p. Miklos Lente cas!. nell France Curcio exec. p. Frank Lup sup. p. p.des. David Moe assoc.p. Charles Pantuso COMMUNICATIONS distribution Will be handled by Karl-Lorlmar. All d. Clare Walker prod. man . Arv i Lilmatamen Jo Swerling sec. to Mr. Swerling LoreHa CBC engineer Keith Field assoc.p.lp.prod. other media distribution is by Revcom and At­ CLAUDE HEROUX pub. Karen Pidgurski I.p. Art Hindle, Tony Ad­ Johnson sup. p. Chuck Bowman p.lw. Judy Karen Lapoint p.man. Dwig ht Gallinger unit lantis Television International. dabbo , Re iner Schoene. Burns sec. to Mr. Bowman Ms. Bunrs Bev man. Alan MacPherson p.acc!. Bev Smithyman (514) 842-6633 White p.lw/(L.A.) Tom Blomquist sec. to p. art.d . Re y Kelar artist Valerie White sc.
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