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Cinema Canada (416) 596-6829 Or (514) 272-5354; Sharon Harel Sc CINEMA CAN A D A • BY JOSE ARROYO AND CAROLYN SHAFFER co-produclion produced by Cinar he following is a list of current projects being produced in Campbell . Peggy Smilhhar1. Tony An agreement between Atlantis Films Kedrova. Rober1 Wisder. Patrusha Films. Monlreal and Initial Groupe. Rosalo Limiled (Canada). Ellipse Sarakula. Nicholas Rice . Tanya Canada . Only TV series and films over one hour are Paris. Shooling in Monlreal and Paris DIAMONDS Programmes S. A. (France). Granada Jacobs. until fall '89. 26 half-hour animated included. Pr~jects are separated into four categories : On A fasl-paced. lighl mystery-advenlure TeleVision Inte rnational (U. K.). and UNDER THE UMBRELLA TREE television episodes. p. Micheline T series. Principal photography on the 22 Wilcox Productions Inc. (U .S. ) will This preschool series is a variety show Location, Pre-production, Projects in Negotiation, and In the Can. Charest. Ronald A. Weinberg. Jean one-hour episodes began July 1987 in allow for the production and world-Wide wi th puppels and a permanenl hosl. Cazes d. Gerald Poner1on orlg. Idea While films in the project stage are subject to change, only those Toronto. The series is produced by distribution of the series. budget $6 Holly LaRocque. The series is strongly Gerald Poner1on sC. Michael ShOr1 Alliance Entertainment Corporation in million. The show will be shown in in oriented towards music with a happy in active pre-production at the time of publication - those who anlm. d. Pino Van Lamsweerde anlm. assoclatjon with Grosso-Jacobso n Ihe Unlled Siaies on Ihe USA Nelwork. blend of entertainment and education. have set a date for beginning principal photography and are also Productions for CBS and Global and in Canada on First Choice Pay-TV Production Company : Noreen Young Gerry Capelle. Ziatko Grigic orlg. m. Television Networks. To be broadcast and on the Global Television Network. Production in co-production with CBC Judy Henderson theme song Jo engaged in casting and crewing - are listed under Pre-production. in the fall. exec. p. Sonny Grosso, exec. p. Peter Sussman. Larry Wilcox and wilh Ihe par1icipalion of Telefilm Raposo dlstrlb. Cinar Films pub. The In Negotiation section is published every other month due to Larry Jacobson p. Jeff King sup. p. p. Sealon McLean. Presenlly shooting Canada. Slar1ing production in April. relet. Lorraine Jamison, David Novek Slephen J. Roth exec. In ch. 01 prod. in Europe. exec. p. Noreen Young. p. Sheila Associates (514) 284-2113. lack of turnover in projects. Films are listed by the name of the Mimi Bohbol exec. story ed. Philip Petzold d. Wayne Moss. Richard company which initiated the project, or by the company that is Rosenberg d. George Mendeluk. Rene CANAMEDIA PRODUCTIONS Mor1imer sc. Ken Sobel. pub. Barbara CINE-GROUP INC, popularly associated with it. The production company is not Bonniere, Jorge Monlesi, Tim Bond I.TD. Chernin. (416) 975-6776. (514) 524-7567 d.o.p. Miklos Lente casting Clare (416) 591-6612 WHAT'S NEW THE LITTLE FL YING BEARS necessarily the same company which initiated or is associated with Walker pub. Bill Vigars. Theresa Burke AVIATION IN THE NORTH A weekly half-hour series produced by Co· production between Cine-groupe I. p. Nicholas Campbell. Peggy One hour documentary special on bush CBC TV children 's department in and Zagreb Film in Yugoslavia. Firsl the project. Smithar1. Tony Rosato. Alan Fieman. pilots and aviation in the north. Toronto. A frank, fun fast-paced show co-production between Canada and When h-vo compagnies are different, the name of the production Richard Comar, Laurie Paton. Shooting wi ll continue through summer lor and aboul teenagers. the world they Yugoslavia. Canadian majority company; if known, is given. If producers ask us not to list a IRON EAGLE II: THE BATTLE '88. p.ld. Les Harris assoc. p. Andrew live in, their interests and concerns. production. To be aired early 1990. BEYOND THE FLAG Johnson. Participants include Telefilm The show looks at news events and project or to withhold certain credits because of ongoing Feature film . Canada-Israel Canada. OFDC and TVOntario. issues. movies and music, always COSCIENT INC. negotiations, we respect their request. co-production shooting in Israel. asking and answering questions from (514) 284-2525 Pnncipal pholography began Dec. 20. CSC/ TORONTO the viewpoinl of kids. Special acted LES CARNETS DE LOUISE, Please telephone additions and up-dates to: exec. p. John Kemeny. Jacob Kotzky. (416) 975·3311 segment on sexual harassment and TV series. 52 shows. Shoo ling unlil Cinema Canada (416) 596-6829 or (514) 272-5354; Sharon Harel sc. Sidney Furia, Kevin MR. DRESSUP child abuse. exec. p. Cindy Reyes p. May 22. p. Richard Lalerriere. Laurenl Elders d. Sidney Furie d.o.p. Alain Th is well-known Canadian series with Lynne Sleigh. Donna Lee Aprile. Dee Gaudreau d.lco-ord. Andre Guerard FAX (514) 270-5068 Dostie casting Claire Walker pub. Ernie Coombs as Mr. Dressup and Gibney. Kathy Price hosV p. Howard d. Laurier Bonin, Louis Faure. Theresa Burke (Canada). Barbara puppeteer Judith Lawrence as Casey Green and Suhana Meharchand pub. LA FOURCHETTE D'OR Barkay (Israel) I. p. Lou Gosset Jr .• and Finnegan, features art, stories, Barbara Chernin. (416) 975-6776. 105 haif-hour daily programs on FILM CREDIT ABBREVIATIONS Mark Humphrey. Sharon Brandon. make-believe. songs and social WONDERSTRUCK cooking until end of May. d. Pierre d. director aSSl d. asslslanl dtroclor s. c. scripl adapl adaplationdial. dlalogu, ph. I dop. pholography sp. ph .• Ix. Stuart Margolin, Alan Scarle. Maury lessons. Produced by CBC TV An ongoing science magazine for 8 - Gagnon p. Laurent Gaudreau. special pholographlC effocls eel. edrtor sup. ed. superviSing edrtor sd. sound sd. ed. soun<! edrtor sd. ree. soun<! Chaykin. dlstrlb. U. S. - Tri-Star Network Children's Depar1ment. p. 17 -year-olds. produced by the CBC TV L'INDICE recording p. des. prodL<iIOll lles~ner art. d. art dtrOClor ..' dec. sel decoralor m. mus~ cosl coslUmes I. p. l.adlng Pictures! Canada - Alliance Shirley Greenfield d. Don Brown pub. Network Children's Department. A Daily show on business and economy ~aye" exoc. p. ,xecutlV. prod"",r p. produc.r assoc. p. assooal. producer line p. line producer p. sup. Releasing/ foreign - Carolco Pictures. Barbara Chernin. (416) 975-6776. fast-paced eclectic series for young with Radio Quebec. d. Louis Faure producllon supervlser p. man. producton manager p.c. production company disl dlslnbllIor An aslerisk (') MOUNT ROYAL' SESAME STREET - CANADIAN people who are curious about exec. p. Richard Laferriere.Laurent lollowlnglhefilm·. Utle Indicales ManoaJ partiopabon by T.I.film Canada's Broadcasl Program Dev,'opmen' Fund. A new prime-time weakly Canadian INSERTS every1hing. The series shows that Gaudreau p. Fran90is St-Laurent. Ben Mark Holzberg gaffer Michael dramatic series. An official These 22 minute inserts have been science and technology can be GRAND AIR McMurray best boy Eldie Benson Canada-France co-production. Mount produced annually since 1972 for entertaining. relevant and Weekly show with Radio Canada on elec. Tom Deman genny op. A. Royal is being produced by Alliance inclusion in the Canadian version of par1icipalory. Baffin Island shoot in outdoor life such as hunting and fishing ALFRED HITCHCOCK FILMS Randy Jones key grip Chris Dean Entertainment Corporation in Sesame Street. They foster February. Currently shooting in d. Marie Larouche exec. p. Richard (416) 530-0300 asst. key grip Daniel Narduzzi sd. association with the CTV TeleviSion awareness of Canada's regional Pangnir1ung . Baffin Island exec. p. Liz Laferriere , Laurent Gaudreau p. ALFRED HITCHCOCK mix Clark McCaren boom Peter Network. Societe Radio-Canada. divers ity and multicultural nature and Fox rep. Debra Manhews p. Paul Franr;ois St-Laurent. PRESENTS Melnychuk transp0r1 co-ord Jeff Rogers Telecommunications and SFP teach basic French. Four new Goodman. Bob McDonald. Debra C'EST QUOI TON SIGNE? Production began Nov. 30thon41 new Sieinberg tranpon cap. Jamie (France). with Ihe participation of Canadian Muppet characters have Mathews host Bob McDonald pub. l-hour monthly on astrology. d. Pierre episodes of the series. Shooting will Weyman head drlver/ plct. vehicles Telelilm Canada. Principal been created by the eBC in association Barbara Chernin. (416) 975-6776. Duceppe p. Richard Laferriere. conlinue until Nov. 1988. Produced by Richard Spiegleman driver Jerome photography on Ihe Iwo-hour pilot with Jim Henson. exec. p. Michel Laurent Gaudreau Paragon Motion Pictures for Universal McCann honey wagon driver John began Aug. 25. with shooting on 15 Lavoie p. various. across the country in CFCF Television and USA Network in the Bray post prod. sup. Calherine Hunt one-hour episodes to follow. exec. p. ! eBC regional centres. pub. Barbara (514) 273-631 1 DREAMWEAVER Uniled Slates and for Global TeleVision post prod. co-ord LOUise Moritsugu creator Robert Lantos I. p. Emile Chernin. (416) 975-6776. THE ACHIEVERS (902) 454-2829 in Canada. exec. p. Jon SIan, Michael m. prod. David Greene eds Tom Genest, Patrick Bauchau, Domini THE PRIVATE CAPITAL Profiles of people well known or CHANGING HABITS Sloan sup. p. R~er1 DeLaurentis p. Joerin. Bill 'Pooch' Goddard asst ed. BIy1he. Catherine Colvey. Jonathan A three-hour drama special that unknown. TV series. p. Zsolt TV series. 12 x 1/2 h. Shooting Feb. Barbara Joy Laffey co-po Niegel Wans Lan Lamon. Crombie. Guylaine St. Onge. Monique chronicles Ottawa society at the turn of Patakfalvi exec. p. Don MacGowan 28-March 5. Modern-day Sound of assoc. p.l prod. man. Mary Kahn Mercure, Pierre Kohl. the century. It began shooling Jan. 30. asst. p. Luba Danylewick. Music style comedy about an prod. co-ord. Sandie Pereira d. Zale ALLIANCE NIQHTHEAT Based on the boOk by Sandra Gwyn. TODAY'S MAGAZINE 18-year-old orphan living in an Dalen, Studa Gunnarson,-Timothy ENTERTAINMENT Weekly television series produced in winner of the Governor-General 's TV series p.
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