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$320,000. Co-financed by Radio-Canada France and Austria, A one hour télé­ NATIONAL FILM BOARD and NFB. p. Jean Dansereau se Michel vision documentaiy on Raoul Wallen- he foUowing is a list of films in production ( actually before Lessard d. François Brault asst cL Yvan berg p. Wayne Arron se Peler Lauter- the caméras) and in negotiation in Canada. Needless to say, OF CANADA Provost cam. François Brault asst cam. nian d. David Harel d.o.p. Yoran Pirot- T (514) 333-3333 Sépharin Bouchard sd. Jos Champagne sky put). Linda Shapiro/David Novek the films which are still in the project stage are subject to and Yves Gendron light Maurice De Associates 14161 928-3131. changes. A third category, In Pre-production, will be used to NUNS Emsted. indicate films which are in active pre-production, having set a A one hour documentary. Shooting be­ TELEMONTAGE INC date fôr thé beginning of principal photography and being gan early this Sept, and should end in RSL FILMS LTD. engaged in casting and crewing). Films are listed by the name of May 1981. With a budget of $350,000. p. (514) 931-7155 (514) 875-6323 the Company which initiated the project, or with which the Signe Johansson exec p. Kathleen Shannon research Holly Dressel, Eliza- VIRULYSSE project Is popularly associated. This is not necessarily the name PARADISE beth Schwartzbaum d. Margaret Wes- Principal photography began on March A séries of 26 animated programs, 30 of the production company. Where the two companies are cott cain. Suzann Trow cam. asst 22, Ail exteriors to be filmed in Israël, p. minutes each. The piiot is in production, différent, the name of the production company, if known, is also Bonnie Andrukaitus sd. Ingrid Cusel Robert Lantos, Stephen J. Roth, iL se. and the séries will sian shooting in given. In instances where a producer has asked us not to list a elec Roger Martin loc buss. man. Eva Robert Lantos, Stephen J. Roth, co-p. June. p. Pierre Delanauze d., se Gilbert Zebrowski project, or to withhold certain crédits due to ongoing negotiations, Wendy Green a.d. Jim Kaufmann d.o-p. Cïratlon p. man. Jean-Marc Lapointe Adam Greenberg script sup. Monique p.8.C:hristiane Bastien d.o.p. C:laude we hâve respected his request. LE PATRIMOINE Champagne p.acc Manon Bougie-Bo- Larue asst cam. Serge Grégoire cont RELIGIEUX yer éd. Howard Terrill asst't éd. Rick Solange Berube art d. riamille Leduc A documentaiy in eight half-hour zz^ . Wallace d. se. Stuart Gillard art d. light AurëleDionsd. Marcel Fraser éd. Please téléphone additions and up-dates information to ; ments on religious art in Québec. Shoot­ Claude Bonnière cost des. Mary Jane C^laude Langloîs music Alain Clavier Cinéma Canada (416) 366-0355 or (514) 272-5354. ing ail around Québec from January 18, McCarty music Paul Hoffert unît pub. marionnettes made and operated by to end of May. Estimated budget of Lana Iny, ihe Théâtre de l'Avant-Pays. Robots coiv Film crédit abbrevîations ceived by Raymond c:on'iveau and Marc d. director asst d. assistant i^irector se script adapL adaptation diaL dialogue St-Jean. ph./dop. photograptiy sp. ph. ef x. spécial photographie effects éd. editor Bup. éd. TYAGI FILMS LTD. supervising editor sd. sound sd. éd. Sound editor sd. rec. Sound recording p. des. IN PRE-PRODUCTION production designer art d. art director set dec set decorator m. music cost (416) 752-9127 costumes Lp. leading players exec p. executive producer p. producer assoc. p. DOOR DESH associate producer line p. line producer p. sup. production supervisor p. man. BRAT PRODUCTIONS RUBICON FILM Hindy production with Knglish suh production managerp.c production Company dist. distributor An asterîskC) fol- (416) 535-7294 PRODUCTIONS IN& litles to begin shooting June 5 1981 in loiving the filin's title indicates Hnancial participation by the Canadian Film Toronto and Niagara Falls area. Sche­ Development Corporation. HELLO GOODBYE., (416) 226-9102 duled for 45 da>s with a hudgel of A low budget feature film scheduled for RAOUL WALLENBERG S5OU,U0O. exec p. lyagi Dayal se Suraj May 18 in Toronto, p. Barbara Tranter Prakash Sanini d. /Vmbrish Sangal Lp. se Robert Boyd d. Boyd d.o.p. Rolf Shooting will begin IVlay 18 and should Shashi Ka|)ot)i-, Pai-xt^ttn iiahi. Cutis art d. Don Davis. end July 30, 1983. Il will take place in FEATURES IN PRODUCTION C^anada, 11.S.A., England, Israël, Swedeii, NIELSEN-FERNS Comtois props Enrico Campana, Ga- INTERNATIONAL HEAVY METAL reth Wilson ward master John Hay ANIMATION Ca INa ward misf ress Renée April ward asst. (416) 598-1730 Blanche Boileau make-up Lyne Des- THE WARS (514) 842-2517 marajs, Michèle Burke, Joan Isaacson, Shooting begins May 18,1981. A120 min. HEAVY METAL Suzanne Benoit, Marie-Josée Lafontaine feature for télévision, exec p. Richard sp. eîî%. asst. Neil Truffonnovitch Nielsen se Timothy Findiey based on Photography began in the middle of const. man. Claude Simard carpen- October 1980 in Montréal, Ottowa and his novel "The Wars" p. sup. Samuel ters Jos Girard, Jean-Guy Proulx, Nor­ Jephcoltd. Robin Phillips Ist a.d. Tony London, England on this animated fea- mand Richer, Richard Boucher casL TAKE Lucibello 3nd a.d. David McLeod as- ture made up of 10 shorts stories taken Andrée Champagne unît put Quinn from Heavy Métal magazine. Budget$7.3 sec p. Bob Linnel p. man. Linnel art d. Donoghue/David Novek Associates (519) Daphne Dare d.o.p. Savas Kalogderas million. Production by Michael Mills 793-3625 pub. reL David Novek Associ­ Lp. BrentCarver, Martha Henry, William Productions Ltd. Boxcar Films Ltd., At- ADVANTAGE ates (514) 284-2113 stills Takashi Seida Hutt, Jackie Burroughs. kinson Film Arts Ltd. (Ottawa). Halas& éd. lan McBride éd. asst's. Sidonie Batchelor (England). p. Ivan Reitman Kerr, Glenn Berman stunt coord. Jé­ exec p. Len Mogel asso. p., p. man. rôme Tiberghien cast: Evrett McGill, LES PRODUCTIONS OFUS! Peter Lebensold p. sup. Christine La- Ron Perlman, Nameer el Kadi, Rae rocque art d. Michael Gross se diaL^ Dawn Chong. YVES HEBERT IN& adapt Len Blum, Daniel Goldberg d. (514) 288-1888 le anu Uic c\pi Gerry Potterton eil. Janice Brown aud. éd. Peter Thillaye aud. mix Austin and INVESTIGATIVE LES TRANSISTORS iccO h\' rcscr Joe Grimaldi mus. Elmer Bemstein. Bob PRODUCTIONS/NATIONAL A six hour TV-Drama for teenagers. wuii ihc neu Cinéma Canada. Ezrin voices August Schellenberg, John Shooting scheduled from July to No- Stocker, Joseph Golland FILM BOARD OF CANADA vember 1981. p. Yves Hébert se Vincent /Xuuusl ( nu>n!hl\ cJun-iii (416) 369-4093 Davy. d. Hébert. World Film Festival of Montréal INTERNATIONAL CINEMA MAGIC IN THE SKY QUADRAMEDIA INC. CORPORATION A 60 min. documentary schedule be­ tween Dec. '80 and June '81. Shooting in (416) 466-4656 World Film Festival of Montréal (514) 284-9354 Toronto, Frobisher Bay, Ranklan Inlet SKILLINGS MOUNTAIN KCSLTX allons : .Aug. I 4 and New York wifh an estimated budget Shooting begins July 15, 1981 in the of $200,000. p. Peter Raymont d. Ray- QUEST FOR FIRÊ Toronto area. Budget $800,000. AtlFC: Scf">lemhoi' { niiuniiK i.'^iitiiin) mont assoc p. Ted Riley d.o.p. Martin A co-production between Canada crew. p. lan Stuarl exec. p. HansKoehl Toronto's Festival of Festivals Duckworth and lan Alkan. and France. Estimat«d Budget S9.5 d. Stuart. Rcst'r\ allons : Aue. 2 I million. A first shooting began on Oct 21 in Scotland and Kenya, and stopped at LIGHTSCAPE MOTION aj. LANGEVIN .ScpiemlxT (dail\ cdilion) the end of Dec. 1980. A second shqoling PICTURE COMPANY LTa Banff International Festival of Films for Télévision began jn Canada (Ontario) on April 21, (418) 681-6125 i^osciN allons ; Scpl. I N and it should end on May 21, 1981-p.c. (416J 964-1575 Cinétrail Inc. p. John Kemeny, Denis Hé- (416) 465-1098 ST-LOUIS SQUARE Call André Lauzon, advertising manager (514) 272 5354 Shooting should begin in July 1981 in roux, Claude Léger co-p. Jacques ' or, Del Mehes, gênerai manager (4)6) 366-0355 Dorfmann, Vera BeJmont exec. p. THE MUSIC OF" Montréal wilh a budgetbfS5 million, p. Michael Gruskoff assoc p. Mickey THE SPHERES Robert Langevin se Amie Geibari d. Moore p.man. Stephan Reichel p. Shooting began Ocl. 4, 1980 in Toronto, Gilles C^arle. coord. Barbara Shrier compt Leslie Budget: $110,000. A scifi comic horror Kemeny p. acct Micheline Bonin asst film shot in English and French p. Philip RONALD I. COHEN ... making the best even better ! to p. Anne Burke unit man. Peter Bray Jackson d. Philip Jackson d.o.p. Nadine p. sec Angela HeaJd se. Gérard Brach, Humenick se. Jackson, Gabrielle de PRODUCTIONS from the story by Rosny-Aisne d. Jean- Montmollin miniatures Michael M, (514) 935-8262 Jacques Annaud Ist ass't d. Mathew Sloan asst dir. Tim Eaton continuity Viberl d.o.p. Cîaiiaë Aa^Sîin: l^J^t Ann McGibbon Lp, Anne Dansereau, CUiÊi». John Berrie l st cam. Al Smith 1 st Peter Briemonis, Kenneth Gordan, Ken GEORGE CARLIN lontreal, P.O. H2V4N3 cam. grip Carlo Campana 2nd cam. Lemere, Sandy Kyser. shooting lo begin July 6.1981. p. Ronaid Keith Wood focus puller George Bot- Cohen se Cieorge tlarlin. tosZnd cam. loader Christophe Bon- nière 2nd camp, grip André Ouellette gaîïer Maris Jansen eleot Frieder Hochheim sd. mix. Claude Hazanavi- cius boom Denis Dupont art d. Guy 74/Cinema Canada - May 1981 ~\ A^CANADA'S U^RGEST INDEPENDENT PRODUCER OF TELEVISION PROGRAMMING (v^/V Nielsen-Ferns International Ltd. 55 Univèrsity Ave. Suite 1100. Toronto Canada M5J 2H7 ^AZ/ Tel: (416) 361-0306 Télex: 06-22745 °

FRANKENSTEIN To begin in 1981 p. Claude Hèroux exec. PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION p. Victor Solnicki, Pierre David se, cL Professional Directory David Cronenberfi. ASA PRODUCTION INC. MacTAGGARTS WAR MODELS (514) 288-4011 LIVE, LOVEj LAUGH p. Claude Hèroux exec p. Pierre David, Victor Solnicki se Charles Dennis. ïfÎT AND RUN* TWO KINDS OF TERRIBLE Katherine —Party Specialist To begin principal photography in ------•._,-•, FOR THOSE I LOVED Montréal on a$S millions budget in June uOnrQnATlUN '^ canada/France co-production based 1981. p. Joseph F Beaubien, Nicole M. IMAPE M )L M °^ ^^'^ bock by Martin Gray p. André We cater to your every need Boisvert p. man Lyse Lafontaine d., llllllUC lll Ce Ifl Djaoui (Producteurs Associés), Gilbert Robin Spiy se Douglas Bowie, Arthur (514) 878-1474 GoldschmidI (Madeleine Films), Pierre "ON LOCATION" Fuller, Spry, based on the book by Tom David, Victor Solnicki, Claude Hèroux BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNER Alderman. NIGHTMARE (Fiimplan International). Principal photography to begin in sum- xo be shot in 1982. ALSO SNACK SERVICE ASTRAL BELLEVUE PATHE mer 1981 in Georgia and Montréal Esti- ^^^mm^^^^^^^^^^^mmmm^^^^ mated budget: $6.5 millions, p. René FINFFILM Call Katherine (514) 748-6541 Malo d. Jean-Claude Lord se. Jean- nn A fil inxin HO liiA Claude Lord, Jean Salvy, Jamie Brown, PRODUCTIONS INC (416) 869-1976 ROLLING STONE based on a story by Joseph Hayes !.p. (416) 967-5400 p. Harold Greenberg exec in charge Richard Gère. o! ppod. Don Carmody. i.n.....r» m.»« MOTHER LODE CAPTURED CHAWLCY rlLMS scheduled for a later summer 1981 Shol in 1981. p. Harold Greenberg d. Ted (613) 728-3513 shoot in BritishColumbia on a$5 million Kotcheff. budget p. Daniel Fine assoc p. Tony (416) 482-4177 THE STRANGE ONE* Thatcher se Fraser Heston Lp. Charl- SKETCH LÎFÊ Special effecls photography has begun. '°" Heston. p. Harold Greenberg d. Stan Daniels. Location filming in Toronto, Ireland, TÏÏTSÎ^^^Mi^^TnîïT^TÏÏ^^^" Scotlund on a budget of $4 million. HARHY ALAN TOWERS DAVID J. KNIGHT MIRI Shooting begin in June 1981 p.c. Craw- (416) 923-3581 astrological consultant A co-production between Astral Belle- ley Films Production p. Budge Crawley vue Pathé and Miri Sunshine Produc­ exec p. F,G. Townsend assoc p. (wild- SS-GB 2279 Yonge Street tion, schedule for 1981 in Israël. life unit) William H, Carriok se Barry A Canadian-UK. co-pro. to begin in Fall Suite 20 Lane, adapted from a novel by Fred 1991 in Toronto and London, G.B. Cana- Toronto, Ontaiio ATRIUM FILMS INC. Bosworth .The StrangAlne. d.o.p. Ro- dian budget : $10 million p. Harry Benn M4P 2C6 (514) 284-3152 bert Ryanph. RobertRyan, PatrickCarey (G.B.) exec. p. Harry Alan Towers d. sp. effects ph. Patrick Carey, Robert PcterCarterso. Gerald Wilsonadapt of FLECTRÎC CHURCH CAPER Ryan. Len Deighton's best-seller Lp. James member of To be shot this Fal! 1981 in Montréal wÊ^^^^^mÊ^im^mmÊ^^^^^m^^^m^ Mason, Ralph Richardson, Douglas astrological consulting services with an estimated budget of $1.5 M. DRACULA SUPERSTAR CampbeH, Kate Nelligan, Gordon Pin as exec. p. Paul Krivicky d. Roger Cardinal DDnnilPTinM IMP sent, RodStel-gerpub. stephenChestey •se. Greg Van Real, Marc Carrier. rnUUUIlIlUn inU or CUfton Rothman, Stephen Chesley (514) 861-5278 Associates 14161 922-2442. Jacques Taillefer, BIP PRODUCTIONS DRACULA SUPERSTAR HORfiAR FM M9 (416! 923-2161 Tobesliot in 1981 in Montréal with aS3.5 (tjiij 7qQ qnnf; Insurance Broker Ltd. THELAST BUTTERFLY million budget p.c. Dracula Superstar 1514) 7dci-9UUb Production p. Peter Lebensold, Richard î~7=,r:rrrF ÂTuTc p T\ / A f^ E C To begin shooting Fall '81 with a $4 Lightstone, James Kaufman, LOINTAINS RIVAGES Servingthe film and entertainmentindustry million budget on a Canadian /French/ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Photography lo begin in 1981 in France. Czechoslovakian co-production. coord. PII AA CIME IMP Spain and North Africa with a SI.5 mil- , p. and se Micliael Jacot exec. p. John rlLIVl rive inb. lion budget, p. Kamei Rahniouni se 200 St Jacques St., suite 603 Pozhke Hne p. Steven North d. René (416) 960-5433 Djamel llenysekhlef from his own novel Montréal, Québec H2Y 1M1 Clément Lp. Marcel Marceau. _ _——— — ___ «A cause du parfum des oran^eS". THE BIRDS OF PREY* Téléphone ; (5 ) 4) 842-1488 To begin shooting in 1981 p., d. Darjl |MPPR|AL PROnlJCTIONS IM. FILM CQ. INC. Duke se Clive Extonph.Billy Williams IWirCniHL rnUUUllIlUHO (514) 844-1300 p.design Trevor Williams pub, Robert Ll tt BREAK AWAY ~ Ramsay Communications. (514) 843-8855 Tobedoneiniggl. p. Bruce Malien ass. p. Çarol Klein exec. p Michael Gilbert, FILM PLAN UTTLE DEVTL ~ C^^^i^ I ftiyr n ftl À Tl nu AI IMP Toheshot inNovembengsi in Montréal I n I CnnH I lUnHL l n U with an estimated budget ofSl.5 million. BRUCE k RAYMOND (514) 849-6051 p. Jacques Rajinont co-p. Louis-C'laude PRODUCERS SERVICES ' PRODUCTIONS —— —-———— Thibault assoc p. Kobert Uaaiien se. DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY • Raymont, Dan Fiorella. has added (4161 485-3406 •Principal photography to begin summer WANTED : EARL DURAND 1981. Estimated budget S6.5 million p. GÙNSMITH (L'ARMURIER) New Sound Mixing Facilities To begin in 1981 in Alberta with a S4 Claude Hèroux exec. p. Piéride David, To be shor this Sunmier of 1981 in the million budget p. Bruce A. Raymond se. Victor Solnicki d. HarveyHartsc Lenny Laurentide north of Montréal with an : Rock& Roll B. John Hugh, Wise, Victor Solnicki, Fiona Lewis, Zal- estimated budget of S1.5 million, p. Jac- man Kin&LynnGailerpub. Paratel(5141 ques Raymond co-p. Louis t:laudeThi- : Ward-Beck Console $55.00/hr. 845-0111 and David Novek and Assoc. bault se, d. Louis ("laude Thibault Lp. : (7) 16mm Tracks CANAMERE FILMS LTa (514) 284-2113. Jean Coutu assocp. Robert Bastien. (519) 453-0164 CONTACT: Michael Flanigan (416) 421-8820 VIDEODROMÉ llUTFRrriM FIIM^ DEATH TO To be shot in Toronto in Fall 1981 exec '" '••"""'"' ' *•"'" THEDONNELLYS p. Pierre David, Victor Solnicki p. Clau- 141b) dbb-/77d To begin in 1981 exec. p. Roger A. de Hèroux se, d. David Cronenberg. LUKE'S SUMMER I

May 1981 - Cinéma Canada/75 NIELSEN-FERNS NATIONAL FILM „^ LhS PRODUCTIONF INTERNATIONAL ,LA GAUCHET SE PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION BOARD OF CANADA (416) 361-0306 (514) 845-8186 bor Takacs, Stephen ZoUer d. Tibor (514) 333-3333 KUPER PROD. Takacs se Stephen Zoller. PELÂGÏ&LA-CHARETTE THE FRiLTÔFTTÛL A comprehensive Indebl 60 min doc. LËœNGRES' A feature theatrical release plus a 6/1 (416) 961-6609 mentary on Canadian fashion ,„ be ,ÏÏ A fictional feature, development budget hour mini séries in English and French inFalll981 inCanada, US,A.a„dEm„ CHILD OF $70,000 p. Jacques Vallée d. Anne-Claire to be shot in New-Brunswick, Québec With an estimated budget of $225000^ THE HOLOCAUST MANITOU Poirier se. Marthe Hlackburn. and USA for summer 1981. exec p. Raymond Gravelle, Patrick Valiely î p. Jack Kuper se Jack Kuper, from the PRODUCTIONS LTa LTÊPOPEËTBLANCHE Richard Nielsen d. René Bonnière se. Vallely researcher» Ewa Zebrow,k, Barbara Cartwrighl Ben Marotte. book by Jack Kuper. (416) 924-2186 A fictional feature, development budget Antonine Maillet ex. story éd. David $40,000 p. Jean Dansereau d. Marcel Peddie prod. sup. Samuel Jephcotl LN. FILM Lia GÔTBÔY Carrière se. Victor Levy-Beaulieu. ROMANCE MOVIES TÏTE MAGNÛMIOD""—~ (514) 527-2356 Scheduled to begin in 1981, exec. p. ESTHER BRANDEAU, Three features for TV in co-production A Feature co-production lo be ,hot i„ Ralph Ellis pr William Davidson se between Nielsen-Ferns International Fall '81 in Montréal with an eslimateil Davidson, based on autobiography by LA JUIVE Ltd. and Harlequin. Enterprises, exec. budget of $500,000. P.C. Le. Productions FRANKENCAR A feature combining fichon and docu- Roger Caron consuLt. Roger Caron. p. Richard Nielsen p. Michael Peacock, La Gauchet Inc. and Rare Film Produo. An action film to be shol on location on metaiy. development budget $60,000 p. lions Inc. exec. p. Raymond Gravelle a the various Canadian raceways in early Lew Lehman story éd. Lew Lehman DON'T HIT THE Jean Dansereau d. Jacques Bensimon. Mark Nader B&,d. Nader d.o.p. f^^ 1981. Estimated budget: about $2 mil­ prob. sup. Samuel Jephcott PANIC BUTTON Massenet sd. Don Cohen pub. Colette lion. Some photography to be done in ïTmJNÏMÊEXPÈKIMETnrïr Scheduled forl981, exec p. Ralph Ellis, THE TÏN "FLUTIT Martin/(514) 845-8186. California. p. Didier Faire d. Paul Bartel. p. William Davidson se William David­ A feature documentary with ficdon, de­ velopment budget $40,000 p. Jacques BONHEUR D'OCCASION son and Martin Lager, based on a story A Rose Films Inc-Nielson-Fems Inter­ MEGA MEDIA Vallée d. Roger Frappier. by Lager. national co-production. A five one-hour LES PRODUCTIONS PRODUCTIONS WoËLErNETPARENT séries in English and French, based on a &EPJ. INt MURPHY-FOX A feature documentary with a develop­ novel by Gabrielle Boy. To be shot in (514) 270-1496 THROUGH THE EYES 1381 in Montréal ejcec p. Pat Fems and OF TOMORROW PRODUCTIONS IN& ment budget of $70,000 p. Jean Danse­ reau d. Annick De Bellefeuille. Marie-Josée Raymond iL Claude Four- LA VIE EN FOREf~ A séries of eight 100 minute features for nier se B. A Cameron and Claude Fonr- A13 half-hour séries for télévision to be televfsion. The first, The Man Who Cried (514) 487-1400 nier prod. sup. Samuel Jephcott shot in Summer 1981, with an estimated Alien begins June 1981. Others in the budget of $390,000. p. and d. André A séries entitled : Terror at thé Edge of FUNNY MOVIËTEH? WILDÈRNESS IMAN? Bélanger se Louise Pelletier pub. re, Time, No Place Like Paradise, The Night- p. Jack F. Murphy, Andrew Alexander GREY OWL Sheila Burke. mare Ward, The High Frontier, The , scr. Scan Kelly, Tony Hendra, Ted Mann A Nielsen-Ferns/Yorkshire Télévision N.B. : This documentary TV-seriesdoea Final Game, and Dominant Blue. p. Ti- d. George Mihalka d.o.p. Rodney Gib­ co-production. A 2 x 2 hours miniseries not require actors. bons. CFDC participation. for TV. To be shot in Canada, Britain. exec p. Pat Ferns/David CunJiffe se RAFAL PRODUCTIONS INC Alan Plater prod. sup. Samuel Jeph­ cott. (514) 932-0396 6ET YOUR TICKET THE ADVENTURERS OF HOT TO TROT Scheduled Fall 1981. Budget : S4 million HUDSON'S BAY p. Rafal Zietinski d. RafaI Zielinski se TO DUR NEW A 6 part miniseries for TV in co-produc­ Edith Rey, from a story by Rey and tion between Nielsen-Ferhs and Telecip. Zielinski exec. p. Pat Fems/Roland Britti se Pierre Nivollet, Jean-Claude Camredon prod. sup. Samuel Jephcott RAYMOND DAOUST DOUBLE FEATURE (514) 526-6621 •* Starrîng the new Cinéma Canada •* NORFOLK GUILTY OF COMMUNICATIONS LTa BEING INNOCENT Principal photography to begin in the (416) 961-8400 Summer 1981, in Gaspé. p. Raymond Daoust KILLER WHALES Planned forl981 as a l-hour spécial p.<% SEA6ULL PRODUCTIONS Norfolk Communications p. Paul Kent exec p. William Macadam »c Erich (514) 933-4365 Hoyt. MEMOIRS DÊADWÔOD ~ ~~ OF MONTPARNASSE Shooting schedule for 1981 as 26 1/2 To begin in Montréal in winterissi wilh ^^îmSo hour shows using puppets and invited a $4 million budget. p.c A Persephonf guests se Gordon Ruttan. Seagull Production exec p. James Sh» Vick p. Larry Hertzog se Jack Parit, PARAGON MOTION Steve Manners pub. The NetwùrkWlB 368-6175, David Novek Assoc 15141 284- PIGTURES • 2113 cast Casablanca. (416) 961:^0994 CALIFORNIA CHABLIS TIPTOES To begin in 1981 in Vancouver with i Scheduled to begin in 1981, U.S. fi- $3.5 million budget, p- l^mes Shavick ] ^EAR(i2,ssues) nanced, no Canadian content p. Jon se. Steven Manners casi CasaManca.^ Slan line p. Robert Sax Lp. Amy Irving, ' 'ndividuals: Sis. 2 VEARS (24 issues) i a sa vinn nf «R „„ r- i ^ - -^o; Jeff Bridges. SELKIRK FILMS INU n/ndiwduals;S34 WEST UGHT (416) 967-5550 Scheduled forl981. Based on Canadian novel The Nymph and The Lamp. p. GOÔDBYE^CÂUFORNÎÂr' Jon Slan. A Canada/U.K co-production schei uled for nexl spring p. PeterSnelldDon n, ^ '^'"STCUS*: THE PETTING ZOO Sharp se Sharp. Alan Scott, ChnsBiyMt. Presenlly in development at20Ih Century Fox p. Jon Slan in partnership with TAURUS 7 PRODUCTION Edgar Sherick. °'"<^-ciua,s:S30.Co.«,ns,.S36"-^-^- °'^ '-' • S50. (514) 842-6838 Dlnd.v,dua(s.S46 Co ^ , PERSEPHONE " A LONG ROAD TOBABYLONE . °'nd,V,d,a,s.-S38.Co.5„,,.S,/''^°ad ' °^ 'nsl. ; S52. PRODUCTIONS LTa TO be shot in Montréal P-0»"^»" J^ (416) 960-6039 \ velli. lan Rutherford d. ClaudeCaslr» P'easç enter a • • p„ " '"div,duals : S54 Co ^ t velli BC Jamie Znamieronsky i-'V- ÏÔO HORSÊ Mario Romanini. ^"'^'''"^-^"'^scr.puonfor: ° """ ^ ^^° To be shot in Vancouver with a budget of $5 million exec. p. Peler Snell p. Gail Thompson se Mark Rosend. Bill TRIMEDIA' Fruet, (403) 264-4460 ATHABASCA ..,.^a«eiof ^ CITV " " - LES PRODUCTIONS Tobe shot in Edmontonwithabudg pRovïNcr——-- — - DE LA CHOUEHE $2.BearFilmLtdexec.p.Dav.dD-tp4 million p.c Trimedia «"«^ . (514) 288-5719 Alec MacDonald se David Dorlol^ D Payment enclosed CÔUM'TRY " XTÔVES JMALEINE • Bill me. P,o. no. t.'BillmyviS/\acc, no ~COOE To shoot in Montréal in 1981 with a u.F.a HOLDINGS" • E'^Piry date $325,000 budget, se collective effort d. Marc Voizard ph. Georges Archam- (514) 670-1060 SIGNATURE baull. DÔîJBÏXBÂRRir7 , TobeshotinVancouverwUh»W^„„^ $1.9 million, exec p. Samca U«39M«t«mfl«fS,afioaMo„t,«,l and Léonard Trager p. Clauoe 0''ftH2V4N3 velli 9C Gerry younkins.

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LES FILS DE LA LIBERTE FREEDOM ROAD mini-série de 6 films de 55 minutes chacun 16mm couleur version long-métrage en cours de montage en coproduction avec Antenne-2 et la Société Radio-Québec

avec la collaboration de l'Institut québécois du Cinéma et de la Société de Développement de l'Industrie cinématographique canadienne

UNE AURORE BOREALE NORTH LIGHT, LOVE LIGHT long-métrage de 85 minutes 16mm couleur disponible en version 35mm en coproduction avec TF-1 et la Société Radio-Canada

avec la collaboration de l'Institut québécois du Cinéma et de la Société de Développement de l'Industrie cinématographique canadienne

Producteur: Interimage- Nicole Godin et Jean Lebel

Ces films peuvent être visionnés sur cassettes

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May 1981 - Cinéma Canada/77 C L A S S I F I E D Seven Arts sales had priorlty Writer wanted. To collaborate with American Cinematographer Mag­ Telephone-answering machine producer/writer "Arnold Dog of the azine: Looking for 3 issues. Sept, with remote control, $400. Call Milton (cont from p. 6) in Seven Arts instead. North" on sequel "Arnold Goes to and Oct 1977, and Jan 1976. Will (514)738-7304. (73) Sea". Story in my head but too tired, pay$5 each. Call Roland(613) 521- Location for rent: Niagara on the formed Ménard that the in- The upshot was that the Seven lazy, drunk, busy whatever. Anyway, 3603, collect, evenings only. (73) terest generated that night Arts issue fell seriously short of Lake. Grand old empty colonial house the first one was a lot ot work Requi- overlooking lake, large rooms, vé­ alone would allow B.G.O. to its goal (raising only $4 million site : must hâve seen the 100 minute For sale: 2 Eclair NPR mags. randa, balcony, fireplaces. one acre sell out the issue. some of an anticipatedSlO mil­ motion picture "Arnold Dog of the $2000. Peter Benison 2297 Oxford private grounds. Contact Dr. J. lion), and B.G.O., having lended North". Write Box 5100, Cinéma Ave., Montreat (514) 484-0714. Wright (416) 363-4569. (73) Meanwhile, B.G.O. became Canada 834 Bloomfield, Outremont (73) involved with the Seven Arts ail its énergies to the Seven H2V3S6 (74) For Sale: Radio Sound For Drive-ln Arts issue, had no interest, For Sale: Complète documentary Théâtres. Installed $2500. For fur- project, and some of the ad- sound package. Nagra-IS, complète, ministrators of the two com­ energy or time to sell the units ForRent : 6 plate 16mni Steenbeck, ther information (306) 698-2227 in mint-condition, 3-AKG CE-10 Lav. Saskatchewan, Canada (73) panies were the same. Seven for Une journée. good condition. Call(416) 533-6770. Mikes, 3 powersupply- 1-AKG CE-8 (74) Arts (an innovative project No funds were forthcoming 8" condenser Mike with windsock and For Sale : 320 seat théâtre. In very mount Ail Mikes on warranty. Elec­ good condition, of cemertt block and which was to fund several un- from Seven Arts to finance Une FMI on sale. 35mm and 16mm avail­ tronic slate, Beyer DT96A - 50 ohm - stucco construction. Spacious living named features with monies, journée, and B.G.O. falled to able. Call Ken (416) 465-1654. headset, boom pôle, cables, acces- quarters and two car heated garage gathered through a publfc of- sell a single unit, despite the (74) sories Everything $5,900 or best of­ included. Town of 1500 in central fering, much like a mutual producer" s efforts to provide fer. Peter Sinclair (418) 690-0377. Alberta, large farming and oil area Estate Sale: Indoor théâtre and (73) Must sell for heaith reasons. Asking fund) was running into dif- ail the necessary papers and to adjoining commercial property (to- $85,000. Phone (403) 882-3479. ficulties, and the closing date participate in a sales campaign. gether or separate). Idéal business Rosedale manslon available for film (73) for the Seven Arts offering was and development opportunity. Jim location reniai. Huge rooms, tire place, Ménard is left with an un- gardens, etc. Call (416) 928-3370. (403) 349-3939 or 349-3267. Ted Space For Rent - King/Spadlna : put off repeatedly. finished (and for the moment, (403) 465-6776. (74) (73) and unfinishable film), and is 1000 sq.ft-i-furnishedcommon area Meanwhile, B.G.O. refused to For Sale : Arriflex BL caméra with for professional use (i.e. film produc­ proceed with the issue on Une suing for $1,143,549 in damages. Studio Space for rent: 4200 sq. ft built-in crystal motor, 10-100 zeiss tion or photographer's studio), journée, insisting that Seven Pierre Thibeault, once intérim Queen-Spadina, second floor. Im­ zoom lens & accessories. Excellent $350/month, utilities included. Call médiate possession. (416) 862- condition. Call (416) 884-5668. Jill (416) 368-9944. (73) Arts would provide the funding director of the Canadian Film 0199. (74) once its issue was sold. There Development Corp., is handling (73) For Sale: 16mm Arriflex BLEQ is the suggestion that potentlal the cause for Ménard at the EditingEquIpment for sale: 16mm Génie Award winning actor vétéran caméra with 10-100 zeiss zoom lens firm of Martineau, Walker in and 35mm Steenbecks, 16mm Séries of 32 features, Canadian citizen; and accessories. Mint condition investors in Une journée were 900 Steenbeck 16 mm 4 Plate Sera résumé on request Dan Freedman, $9,600. Call Peter (416) 233-1438. encouraged by B.G.O. to invest Montréal Flatbed, 35mm Moviola 2 Sound 500 W. 35th St NYC 10001. (73) (73) Heads, 16mm Moviola. We buy and sell ail types of Motion Picture Equip- Photography stills : vétéran photo Hâve many excellent original Tinsel and Sham/Take One ment Canadian Motion Picture journaiist, industrial and advertising musical compositions suitable for Alberta pives green Print One co-production. Equipment Rentals Ltd. 33 Granby photographer seeks work in features. film and T.V. Would also compose Street, Toronto, Ontario M5B1H8. I.A.TS.E 644, Michael Jordan (416) new ones. Gerald(416) 247-3154. Dlrecting duties will be split Tel.: (416) 977-7113. (74) 889-2354or(416)626-5465. (73) (73) between Nick Bakyta (Tinsel light tolittle offering Film in trouble? Got a sick baby? Summer screen writing : The TV. and Sham) amd Glenn Ludlow For Sale : 1,400 feet (3X400' plus Phone Phil Hudsmith, Editorial Con­ EDMONTON - Alberta has ap- and Film Institute is pleased to pré­ (Take One Print One). One script 200' short end). Double-X Négative sultant (416) 977-7113. (73) sent a two-day seminar with by Sy proved its first public issue of (B/W; 7222). Freezer kept M. Her- wdU be written by Gayle Helfrick Field, June 20-21. Mr. Field wiilcon- film units for a cost of $1,000 sey, (604) 687-4187, nights. (73) (Tinsel and Sham), three by duct an intensive seminar on methods Cinéma Canada has a each. 2,500 units are being of- Ludlow. Bette Chadwick of of writing your screenplay. Members For Sale: E.B.M.-Electric crystal classified ad policy, aimed fered to finance the Fil Fraser- The Other Agency Casting Ltd. of the workshop may attend five ad- sync 400 ft mag., zoom and lenses. atstimulating communication Jack Wynters $2.5 million pro­ handled the casting of biUngual ditional lectures with agents and Fluid Tripod. many extras. $4000. within the film community. producers from Toronto and Holly­ 16mm Moviola-old model $1000. A Insertions in the classified duction of 4x4. It is believed to actors. Linda Jeffery is produc­ be the fîrst time in Canada, that wood at the Univèrsity of Alberta 35mm Moviola$1750. Editing bench column will be run free of tion manager. Sound is by Don Call (403) 437-5171 or write to TV. $75. Call 921-2254 or (416) 762- charges for individuals with a public issue of film units has Paches and Michel Gabereau. and Film Institute, Box 10, Sub. 11, 0677. (73) Univèrsity of Alberta, T6G 2E0. Fee subscriptions, wishing to been offered at a cost of less Film Production Company requires Editors are Ludlow and Bariy $99.00. (74) place Industry^related than $5,000 per unit. Freeman, and caméra is by script ideas for feature films. Format ads. For companies and Office for rent, 67 A Portiand, Toron­ The $1,000 offering has been Harvey LaRocque and Andy should be completed script short organizations, the classified designed to make film invest- to. Call Jill, 368-9944. (73) story or outline minimum 2,000 Oppen. Cast includes David words. Ail materials should be sut>- rate of $0.50 a word applies. ment- andtax déferrai- avail- Lereaney, Roger Perriard, Ben Wanted: 16mm mag recorder for mitted with self-addressed and So, if you are looking for able to a winder range of Al- Pariseau, René Aubin and Pau- transfersystem. AlsoSennheiser815 stamped envelope if return neces­ a Job, want to buy or sell bertans than were previously and 816 mikes, and16mmAngenieux sary Reply to Box 832, CineMag, something, offer a service or lette Desaulniers, with host 12 to 120 zoom lens for Bolex H-16 able to take advantage of the 834 Bloomfield St, Montréal, Que- share information, write to : Wilf Dubé. reflex caméra C-mount Call A. Cam­ bec, Canada. (73) capital cost allowance," said pus (416) 929-3166. (73) Cinéma Canada 67 Portiand, Toronto the film's producer, Jack Wyn­ Researcher/Writer For Hire. Film, Ottawa stock shot researcher 5- M5V2M9 ters. "We feel that there are Brooks Howls years expérience. Will locate ail your sliils, information and sources, many people in the province Visual documents. (Film, télévision, scripts, outlines, présentations and or Box 398, who would like to participate (cont from p. 16) photographs, sound recording). Call articles. Contact: Jill Patrick, 67A Phill Mader 1-613-729-6462 (days); Portiand Street, Toronto M5V 2M9. Outremont Station, in the development of the film FoUowing The Howling, 1-613-235-6839 (evgs.) (73) Tel.: 861-1214 or368-9944. (73) Montréal H2V4N3 industry in western Canada, Brooks has had offers, but is and this represents an oppor- sitting and v^aiting for the right lOrder Formi tunity at a relatively low cost. " offer. "l've had a lot of offers for 4x4 Productions Ltd., the télévision - but in Los Angeles company offering the units, is they haven't seen The Howling THE REEL WEST jolntly owned by Fraser Film so they don't know about me. FILM AND VIDEO Associates and Jack Wynters' The/re callingout of curiosity, Productions Ltd., both of Ed- because theyve heard about it. D I G EST 198 1 monton. Copies of the prospec­ But I don't want to do TV now if tus are available through the I can help it. Maybe later, but To order copies of the Réel West Film and Video Digest 1981, please|complète fof m and mail along vriBi companys Edmonton and Cal- you bave more time to create a check or money order to: gary offices located at no. 2001, character in film, so I would 9918 - 101 St., Edmonton, and prefer to work in films. If by Réel West Productions Inc. Please send me copies of the Réel Wfâl Film and no. 801, 5920 McLeod Trail, Cal- chance that doesn't happen, 212-811 Beach Ave. Video Digest 1981. ($3.95 plus 1.50 postage gaiy- then I hâve no qualms about Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2B5 and handling per copy.) doing télévision." The Howling, which stars a Enclosed is payment of_ TinselandSham Dee Wallace, Kevin McCarthy, D Contact me regarding your Production Arrangement Plan. Slim Pickens, John Carradine EDMONTON- Tinsel and Sham Name Productions Ltd. of Edmonton and Patrick MacNee, opens is producing four films for the across Canada May 15. Company Name Department of National Défense Address _ . . and the National Film Board. MONTREAL- Marc Carrier and The survival séries, to be pro- Gregoiy Van Riel, who recently duced in French and English, optioned their screenplay Tel. will be shot in northern Alber­ Born Again to Atrium Produc­ ta, Newfoundland and Resolute tions, hâve a second property Bay. Titles are ; Winter Bush, on the market. Titled Baker's A DIRECTORY FOR FILM VIDEO Arctic Survival Summer Bush, Dozen, the screenplay is an AND AUDIO VISUAL PRODUCTION IN WESTERN CANADA and Rescue. The séries is a original idea by Marc Carrier

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