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Sloan asst dir. Tim Eaton conlinuity Ann McGibbon Lp. Anne Dansereau, LITTLE PICTURE WITH NELVANA LTa BIG IDEAS he following is a list of films in production (actually before Peter Briemonis, Kenneth Gordan, Ken (416) 863-0091 the cameras) and in negotiation in Canada. Needless to say, Lemere, Sandy Kyser A series of five feature films: all Can* T DRATS* dian low budget. the films which are still in the project stage are subject to Animated feature in production since changes. A third category, In Pre-production, will be used to NATIONAL FILM BOARD Feb. 1, 1980. p. Patrick L. Loubert, Mi­ THE RESORT indicate films which are in active pre-production, having set a chael Hirsh d. Clive A. Smith p. man. date for the beginning of principal photography and being OF CANADA Rory King Dale Cox designer Frank (514) 333-3333 Nissan d.o.p. Lenora Hume ed. Scott FLASHPOINT engaged in casting and crewing). Films are listed by the name of LaBarge sp. eff. (EASE) : Keith Ingham A COOP the company which initiated the project or with which the tech. sup. Dennis Brown unit d. Greg A documentary on the Eskimos to be Duffell, Ken Stephenson. MacTAGGARTS WAR project is popularly associated. This is not necessarily the name shot in three parts ending in March : p. of the production company. Where the two companies are Jean Dansereau d. Maurice Bulbulian LIVE, LOVE, LAUGH different the name of the production company, if known, is also cam. Roger Rochat asst cam. Serge RSL FILMS LTa given. In instances where a producer has asked us not to list a Lafortune sd. Claude Chevalier. (514) 931-7155 TWO KINDS OF TERRIBLf project or to withhold certain credits due to ongoing negotiations, NUNS PARADISE we have respected his request Principal photography began on March A one hour documentary. Shooting be­ 22. All exteriors to be filmed in Israel, p. gan early this Sept and should end on CORPORATION " Robert Lanlos, Stephen J. Roth, c<»-p. April 1981. With a budget of $350,000. p. Please telephone additions and up-dates information to: Wendy Green a.d. Jim Kaufmannd.o.p. IMAGE M & M Signe Johansson exec. p. Kathleen Adam Greenberg script sup. Monique Cinema Canada (416) 366-0355 or (514) 272-5354. Shannon research Holly Dressel, Eliza­ (514) 878-1474 Champagne p.acc Manon Bougie-Bo- beth Schwartzbaum tL Margaret We&- yer ed. Howard Terrill asst'l ed. Rick NIGHTMARE Film credit abbreviations cott cam. Suzann Trow cam. asst Wallace d. se. Stuart Glllard art d. Principal photography to begin in sum­ d. director aftsL d. assistant director sc script adapt adaptation dial dialogue Bonnie Andrukaitus sd. Ingrid Cusel Claude Bonniere cost des. Mary Jane mer 1981 in Georgia and Montreal, Esti­ pli./dop. photography sp. ph. efx. special photographic effects ed. editor sup. ed. elec RogerMartin loc buss. man. Eva McCarty music Paul Hofferi unit pub. mated budget: $6.5 millions, p^ Rene supervising editor sd. sound sd. ed. sound editor sd. rec. sound recording p. des. Zebrowski production designer art d. art director set dec set decorator m. music cost Lana Iny. Malo d. Jean-Claude Lord sc Jean- costumes Lp. leading players exec p. executive producer p. producer assoc. p. Claude Lord, Jean Saivy, Jamie Brown, associate producer line p. line producer p. sup. production supervisor p. man. LE PATRIMOINE based on a story by Joseph Hayes Lp. production manager p.c. production company dist distributor An asterisk (') fol­ REUGIEUX 89816 CANADA LTa Richard Gere. lowing the film's title indicates financial participation by the Canadian Film A documentary in eight half-hour seg­ (416) 445-7492 Development Corporation. ments on religious art in Quebec Shoot­ IMAGE THE SOUND CRAWLEY FILMS ing all around Quebec from January 18 Shooting begins Feb. 8 in Toronto on this (613) 728-3513 to end of March. Estimated budget of 90 min. feature about jazz and the peo­ $320,000. Co-financed by Radio-Canada THE STRANGE ONE* ple who make it. co-p. Ron Mann and and NFB. p. Jean Dansereau sc Michel Special effects photography has begun. Bill Smith d. Ron Mann art d. Sandy Lessard d. Francois Brault asst d. Vvan Location filming in Toronto, Ireland, Kybartasd.o.p. Robert Fresco creative FEATURES IN PRODUCTION Provostcam. FranpoisBrauItassL cam. Scotland on a budget of $4 million. consultant Emile De Anionio. Sepharin Bouchard sd. Jos Champagne Shooting begin in June 1981 p.c Craw­ and Yves Gendron light Maurice De ley Films Production p. Budge Crawley CANAMEDIA INTERNATIONAL CINEMA Ernsted. exec p. F.G.Townsend assoc p. [wild­ life unit) William H. Carrick sc Barry PRODUCTIONS LTD. CORPORATION Lane, adapted from a novel by Fred (416) 968-1970 (514) 284-9354 Bosworth sThe Strange Ones d.o.p. Ro­ bert Ryan ph. Robert Ryan, Patrick Ca­ THE CANADIAN CAPER . QUEST FOR FIRE Began shooting on March 9. A two-hour rey sp. effects ph. Patrick Carey, Ro­ A co-production^between Canada and T\' drama in coproduction with CBS, bert Ryan. France. Estimated Budget S9.S million. PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION scheduled for a24 day shoot. Budget$2.4 Shooting began on Oct. 21 in Scotland million. lATSEcrewp. Les Harrisco.-p. million film to shot in spring 1981 in and Kenya, and stopped at (he end of Bob Iveson exec p. Stanley Rubin line ASA PRODUCTION INa Toronto with a ACFC crew. p. David DRACULA SUPERSTAR Dec. 1980. They will start shooting again p. Rob Iveson ed. Kent-Pepler Produc­ Koyle p. man. Jason Paikowsky d., sc. in Canada in April '81 in Ontario p.c. (514) 288-4011 PRODUCTION INC. tions d. Lamont Johnson d.o.p. Bert Boon Collins Lp. Eddie Benton, Tony Cinetrail Inc. p. John Kemeny, Denis Crupi, Marilyn Slaley. (514) 861-5278 Dunk art d. Carol Spiers p. man. Sally HIT AND" RUN* Heroux, Claude Leger p. man. Matthew Dundas. To begin principal photography in DRACULA SUPERSTAR Vibert p. coor. Barbara Shrier compt Montreal on a $5 millions budget on To be shot in 1981 in Montreal withaS3.5 Leslie Kemeny p. accL Micheline Bonin June 1981 p. Joseph F, Beaubien, Nicole aM. FILM ca INa million budget. p.c Dracula Superstar assL to p. Anne Burke unit man. Peter M. Boisverl p. man Lyse Lafontaine d. Production p. Peter Lebensold, Richard HEAVY METAL Bray p. sec Angela Heald sc. Gerald (514) 844-1300 Robin Spry sc Douglas Bowie, Arthur Lightstone, James Kaufman. Brach, from the story by Rosny-Aisne d. ANIMATION Ca INa Fuller, Spry, based on the book by Tom BREAK AWAY Jean-Jacques Annaud a.d. Peter Bray, (514) 842-2517 Alderman. To be done in 1981. p. Bruce Mallen ass. Charles Braive d.o.p. Claude Agoslini p. Carol Klein exec p Michael Gilbert. FILIAL PRODUCTIONS IN& HEAVY METAL light John Berrie 1 st cam. Al Smith 1 st Photography began in the middle of cam. grip Carlo Campana 2nd cam. ASTRAL BELLEVUE PATHE (416) 535-2867 October 1980 in Montreal, Ottawa and Keith Wood focus puller George Bot- (514) 748-6541 BRUCE A RAYMOND PAUL HTDRN London, England on this animated fea­ tos 2nd cam. loader Christophe Bon- ROLLING STONE PRODUCTIONS A documentary to be shot in England, ture made up of 10 shorts stories taken niere2n^l camp, grip Andre Ouellette Egypt, India, China, L.A., Victoria on a p. Harold Greenberg exec in charge (416) 485-3406 from Heavy Metal magazine. Budget $7.3 gaffer Maris Jansen elect. Frieder $400,000 budget, p. Alan Lane, Phil Des- of prod. Don Camlody. million. Production by Michael Mills Hochheim sd. mix. Claude Hazanavi- WANTED : CARL DURAND jardins d. Phil Desjardins d.o.p. Marc Productions Ltd. Boxcar Films Ltd., .At­ cius boom Denis Dupont art d. Guy To begin in May 1981 in Alberta with a S4 Champion sc Alan Lane, Phil Desja^ • kinson Film Arts Ltd. (Ottawa), Halas &, Comtois props Enrico Campana, Ga- CAPTURED tniliion budget p. Bruce A. Raymond sc. dins exec p. K.C. Vallis p.inan. Ann Batchelor (England!, p. Ivan Reitman reth Wilson ward master John Hay Shot in 1981. p. Harold Greenberg d. Ted R. John Hugh. O'Brien asst ph. Joan Hutton ed. Ralph exec p. Len Mogel asso. p., p. man. ward mistress Renee April ward asst Kotcheff. Brunges sd. Shibly Samaan pub. Ruth Peter Lebensold p. sup. Christine La- Blanche Boileau make-up Lyne Des- Batey (416) 463-6181 mus. Paul Horn and rocque arL d. Michael Gross sc diaL, marais, Michele Burke, Joan Isaacson, CANAMERE FILMS LTa others. adapt. Len Blum, Daniel Goldberg d. Suzanne Benoit, Marie-Josee Lafontaine SKETCfTUFE (519) 453-0164 p. Harold Greenberg d. Stan Daniels. Gerry Potterton ed. Janice Brown aud. sp. effx. asst Neil Truffonnovitch DEATH TO ed. Peter Thillaye aud. mix Austin and const, man. Claude Simard carpen­ THE DONNELLYS FILM FIVE INa ' JoeCrimaldimus. Elmer Bernstein. Bob ters Jos Girard, Jean-Guy Proulx, NOP- MIRI (416) 595-0015 Ezrin voices August Schellenberg, John mand Richer, Richard Boucher cast To begin in 1981 exec. p. Roger A. A co-production between Astral Belle- Leblanc sc adapted by Maridon Miller. Stocker. Joseph Golland. Andree Champagne pub. David Novek vue Pathe and Miri Sunshine Produc­ THE BIRDS OF PREY* and Associates stills Takashi Seida ed. tion, schedule for 1981 in Israel To begin shooting in 1981 p., d. Daryl Ian McBride ed. assf s. Sidonie Kerr, Dulie BC. Clive Exton ph. Billy Williams Glenn Berman stunt coord. Jerome CINAK LTEE p.de«ign Trevor Williams pub. Rain- L&L Tiberghien. BIP PRODUCTIONS (514) 248-3295 say (4161 960-5433. LE SPHINX (416) 597-0188 (416) 923-2161 A feature film for children to be filmed ANNE AND JOEY THE LAST BUTTERFLY A feature length film began shooting LIGHTSCAPE MOTION in Quebec, summer 1981 with an esti­ FILMPLAN [. To begin shooting Fall '81 with a $4 Dec. 15, 1980 and is currently suspend­ PICTURE COMPANY LTD. mated budget of $200,000. p. Marguerite million budget on a Canadian /French/ Duparc d. Claude Paquette coL 16mm. INTERNATIONAL INC ed, p. Anthony Tudhope co-p. Antho­ (416) 964-1575 Czechoslovakian co-production. coord._^ (514) 849-6051 jf. ny Azzopardi d. Martha Coolidge art d. (416) 465-1098 p. and sc Michael Jacot exec. p. John Ninkey Dalton d.o.p. Daniel Hainey sd. DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY THE MUSIC OF Pozhke line p. Steven Norlh d. Rene Principal photography to begin Slimmer Dan Latour sc. Leonard-John Gales, Ju­ COOPER-ROSENFELD THE SPHERES Clement lp. Marcel Marceau. 1981. Estimated budget $6.5 million p. dith Thompson, John McDonald p. (416) 922-2251 Siiooting began Oct, 4, 1980 in Toronto. Claude Heroux exec. p. Pierre David man. Anthony Mackinnon Lp. Laura Budget: $110,000. A scifi comic iiorror SCREWING OF THE Victor Solnicki d. Han-ey Hart sc Lenny Harrington, Joe Mastroianni. film sliot in English! and Frencli p. Pliilip BLACK ROSE FILMS AVERAGE MAN Wise, Victor Solnicki, Fiona Lewis, Zal- JaclcsoncL PJiilip Jackson d.o.p. Nadine (416) 366-2481 man King, Lynn Gailerpub. ParatellSW) Humenicit sc. Jackson, Gabrielle de 845-0111 and David Novek and AssOt THE CELLAR 15141 284-2113. Monlmollin miniatures Michael M. Pre-production has begun on this $1^ 52/Cinema Canada- April 81 A-Vv CANADA'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT PRODUCER OF TELEVISION PROGRAMMING (v^/y Nielsen-Ferns International Ltd. 55 University Ave. Suite 1100. Toronto Canada M5J 2H7 ^^A/y Tel: (416) 361-0306 Telex: 06-22745

WEST LIGHT LN. FILM LTa NIELSEN-FERNS Scheduled for 1981. Based on Canadian PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION (514) 527-2356 INTERNATIONAL novel The Nymph and The Lamp. p. Jon Slan. FRANKENCAR (416) 361-0306 VIDEODROME HAZELTON MOTION An action film to be shot on location on To be shot in Toronto in Fall 1981 exec PELAGIE-LA-CHARETTE THE PETTING ZOO PICTURES the viarious Canadian raceways in early Presently in development at20 th Century p. Pierre David, Victor Solnicki p. Clau­ 1981. Estimated budget: about $2 mil­ A feature theatrical release plus a 6 /l de Heroux BC, JACK LONDON'S TALE . Kong with a $7 million budget sc Ray- H.A. Towers d. Bill Davis sc Bill Davis, OF THE KLONDIKE nold Gideon, Bruce A. Evans. Mimi Davis, Lawrence Holden pub. Ste­ HOT TO TROT phen Chesley Assoc. (416) 922-2442. Planned for 1981 are 2 of the seven part series, titled «The Man On The Other Scheduled Fall 1981. Budget: $4 million NATIONAL FILM p. Rafal Zielinski d. Rafat Zielinski sc REACHING Bank> and «The Race For No. lo. p.c BOARD OF CANADA Norfolk Communications p. William I Edith Rey, fhDm a story by Rey and SMALL POTATOES INTERNATIONAL CINEMA Zielinski ! sc John Palmer and Claude Jutra Lp. (514) 333-3333 Macadam d. David Cobham sc Peter Maury Chaykin, Saul Rubinek. CORPORATION Wildeblood for sThe Man On the Other RAYMOND DAOUST (514) 284-9354 LE CONGRES ^ Bank" and William Cannawayfor «The Race For No. 1» pub. Clifton Rothman (514) 526-6621 A fictional feature, development budget (416) 922-2442. ' HARRY ALAN TOWERS BETHUNE- $70,000 p. Jacques Vallee d. Anne-Claire GUILTY OF • (416) 923-3581 THE LONG MARCH Poirier sc Marthe Blackburn. BEING INNOCENT To begin in 1981 in China, Canada and KILLER WHALES Principal photography to begin in the 'SS^GB Spain with a.budget of $20 million p.c. Planned for 1981 as a 1- hour special p. c Summer 1981, in Gaspe. p. Raymond L'EP'dV'ZE BLANCHE DaousL A Canadian U.K. co-pix>. to begin in 1981 I.C.C. p. John Kemeny, Denis Heroux d. A fictional feature, development budget Norfolk Communications p. Paul Kent in Toronto and London, G.B. Canadian Ted Kotcheff sc .Ted Allan pub. David $40,000 p. Jean Dansereau d. Marcel exec p. William Macadam sc Erich budget: $10 million p. Harry Benn (G.B.) Novek Assoc. (514) 284-2113. Carriere sc Victor L6vy-Beauliea Hoyt exec. p. Harry Alan Towers d. Peter U LANGEVIN •' Carter sc. Gerald Wilson adapt of Len DEADWOOD (418) 681-6125 Deighton'sbest-sellerlp. James Mason, KINGSPENCE ESTHER BRANDEAU, LA JUIVE ShootingscheduleforMay/June 1981 as Halpli Richardson, Douglas Campbell, FINANCIAL CORP. 26 1 /2 hour shows using puppets and ST-LOUIS SQUARE Kate Nelligan, Gordon Pinsent, Hod Stei- A feature combining fiction and docu- (416) 363-9281 metary, development budget $60,000 p. invited guests sc Gordon Ruttan. shooting should begin in May 1981 in I ger pub. Stephen Chesley or Clifton Montreal with a budget of $5 million, p. Rothman, Stephen Chesley Associates Jean Dansereau d. Jacques Bensimon. DO VOU KNOW WHERE Robei^ Langevin sc Amie Gelbart d. (416) 922-2442. PARAGON MOTION Gilles Carle. YOUR PARENTS ARE? L'HOMME EXPERIMENTE p. Tom Kerschener d. Mario AzzopardL PICTURES SOUTHERN CROSS A feature documentary with fiction, de­ velopment budget $40,000 p. Jacques RONALD L COHEN j A Canadian-Italian co-production plan- (416) 961-0994 ,ned for 1981 shoot on a $3 million KUPER PROa Vallee d. Roger Frappier. PRODUCTIONS I budget p. Harry Alan Towers d. Enzo (416) 961-6609 (514) 935-8262 .Castellan sc; Martin Walger, Peter Wet MADELEINE PARENT TIPTOES ;,beck ed. Stan Cole ph. Alejandro UUoa A feature documentary with a develop­ Scheduled to begin in 1981, U.S. fi­ , •'^d. Jeny Holmes Lp. Sandra Anders, CHILD OF THE ILLUSTRATED ment budget of $70,000 p. Jean Danse­ nanced, no Canadian content p. Jon Franco Nero, Glenn Ford, John Ireland, GEORGE CARLIN THE HOLOCAUST reau d. Annick De Bellefeuille. Slan Une p. Robert Sax. Lp. Amy Irving, , Jaekkl Chong pub. Stephen Chesley and p. Jack Kuper sc Jack Kuper, from the shooting to begin July 6 1981 p. Ronald JefT Bridges. Assoc. (416) 922-2442. book by Jack Kuper. Cohen sc. George Carlin. April 81 - Cinema Canada/53 CLASSIFIED

Telephone-answering machine Office for rent, 67 A Portland, Toron­ Mondello, Carole is back to (Mont­ with remote control, $400. Call Milton to. Call Jill, 368-9944. " (73) real. Call her, she'll get the job done PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION (514)738-7304. (73) on time within budget with cheerful Helen's Modelllng&Talent Agency disposition. Professional services SEAGULL PRODUCTIONS Location for rent: Niagara on the offering new faces and fresh talent such as delegate producer, produc­ TELEMONTAGE INa Lake. Grand old empty colonial house Call (416) 274-4986. (73) tion manager, unit and location overlooking lake, large rooms, ve­ (514} 933-4365 (514) 875-6323 For sale: 2 Eclair NPR mags. manager. 12 years experience, shot randa, balcony, fireplaces, one aore $2000. Peter Benison 2297 Oxford across Canada and U.S.A. R^sum^ private grounds. Contact Dr J. MEMOIRS Ave., Montreal. (514) 484-0714. and recommendation available oii ViRULYSSE - Wright (416) 363-4569. (73) OF MONTPARNASSE A series of 26 animated programs, 30 (73) request (514) 388-9967. (73) To begin in Montreal in winterl981 with minutes each. The pilot is in production, ForSale: Radio Sound For Drive-In For sale: Complete documentary Special Effects: Stage blood, pros­ a S4 million budget, p.c A I*ersephone- and the series will begin May 15 p. Theatres. Installed $2500. For fur­ sound package. Nagra-IS, complete, thetics, pyrotechnics, fire, licensed Seagull Production exec p, James Sha- Pierre Delanauze d., sc Gilbert Gratton ther information (306) 698-2227 in mint-condition, 3-AKG CE-10 Lav. gun carrier, special chemicals vick p. Larry Hertzog sc Jack Paris, p, man. Jean-Marc Lapointe p-s. Chris- Saskatchewan, Canada (73) Steve Manners pub. The Network (4i6) tiane Bastien d.o-p. Claude Larue asst. Mikes, 3 power supply- 1-AKG CE-8 phone (416) 637-5027. (73) 368-6175, David Novek Assoc. (514) 284- cam. Serge Gregoire cont. Solange Be- For Sale; 320 seat theatre. In very 8" condenser Mike with windsock and mount All Mikes on warranty. Elec­ Voices, Voices - Attn. Producers, 2113 cast. Casablanca. rube art d. Camille Leduc light. Aurele good condition, of cement block and Animatora Need a unique impres­ Dion sd. Marcel Fraser ed. Claude Lan- stucco construction. Spacious living tronic slate, Beyer DT96A - 50 ohm - headset, boom pole, cables, acces- sionist ? Cme who creates multitudes glois music Alain Clavier marionnet- quarters and two car heated garage of original cartoon and straight CALIFORNIA CHABLIS included. Town of 1500 in central soriea Everything $5,900 or best of­ To begin in 1981 in Vancouver with a tes made and operated by the Theatre voices. Contact Sharon Bloom (416) de I'Avant-Pays. Robots conceived by Alberta, large farming and oil area. fer Peter Sinclair (416) 690-0377. $3,5 million budget, p, James Shavick (73) 667-9385, Box 1062 Postal Station Raymond Corriveau and Marc St-Jean. Must sell for health reasons. Asking 0., Toronto, Ont M4T 2P2 or agent 8C. Steven Manners cast Casablanca. $85,000. Phone (403) 882-3479. Rosedale mansion available for film M. Savage or D. Toth (416) 997- (73) location rental Huge rooms, fireplace, 0292. (73) TRIMEDIA gardens, etc Call (416) 928-3370. SELKIRK FILMS INa Space For Rent- King/Spadina: Wanted: Used focussing quartz (73) (416) 967-5550 (403) 264-4460 1000 sq.ft +furnished common area lights, 650's or Ikfs and aluminum for professional use (i.e. film produc­ For Sale: Arriflex BL camera with light stands, (pret laniros, Lowelsor GOODBYE CALIFORNIA ATHABASCA tion or photographer's studio), built-in crystal motor, 10-100 zeiss Colortrans). Phone (416) 767-4340. A Canada/U.K. co-production sched­ To be shot in Edmonton with a budget oi $350/month, utilities included. Call zoom lens & accessories. Excellent (73) uled for next spring p. Peter Snell d. Don $2.4 million. p.c. Trimedia Studio /Great Jill (416) 368-9944. (73) condition. Call (416) 884-5668. 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