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The NFB Announces Senior Executive Appointment

Jacques Bensimon, Government Film Commissioner and Chairperson of the National Film Board of , is pleased to announce the appointment of Tom Perlmutter as Director General, English Program.

Mr. Perlmutter, who will be based in , will oversee the development and production of innovative, creative and ground-breaking English-language film and new media productions.

The English Program maintains production offices in Montreal, Halifax, Toronto, , Edmonton and Vancouver.

A veteran of the Canadian film and television production TOM PERLMUTTER industry, Tom Perlmutter will take up his appointment on December 1.

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