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British Columbia Film Commission Production Statistics 2007 2007 Shot in Bc Totals BRITISH COLUMBIA FILM COMMISSION PRODUCTION STATISTICS 2007 2007 SHOT IN BC TOTALS TOTAL PRODUCTIONS # % Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC % Features/DVD Features 47 24% $ 428,322,558 $ 260,784,365 28% TV Series 42 21% $ 622,559,767 $ 435,120,166 46% Movies of the Week 43 22% $ 104,126,297 $ 92,401,686 10% TV Pilots 7 3% $ 23,626,584 $ 16,357,584 2% Mini Series 3 1% $ 50,704,493 $ 35,057,893 3% Documentaries 32 16% $ 18,706,755 $ 14,707,472 2% Short Films 9 4% $ 245,500 $ 245,500 0% Animation 19 9% $ 118,639,789 $ 88,673,149 9% Total 202 100% $ 1,366,931,743 $ 943,347,815 100% DOMESTIC PRODUCTIONS # % Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC % Features/DVD Features 24 17% $ 84,509,508 $ 81,609,894 20% TV Series 24 17% $ 168,041,039 $ 157,641,573 39% Movies of the Week 36 26% $ 83,378,067 $ 74,445,538 18% TV Pilots 1 1% $ 769,584 $ 764,584 0% Mini Series 2 1% $ 34,386,993 $ 24,357,893 6% Documentaries 32 23% $ 18,706,755 $ 14,707,472 4% Short Films 9 7% $ 245,500 $ 245,500 0% Animation 10 8% $ 70,036,361 $ 53,932,027 13% 138 100% $ 460,073,807 $ 407,704,481 100% FOREIGN PRODUCTIONS # % Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC % Features/DVD Features 23 36% $ 343,813,050 $ 179,174,471 33% TV Series 18 28% $ 454,518,728 $ 277,478,593 52% Movies of the Week 7 11% $ 20,748,230 $ 17,956,148 3% TV Pilots 6 9% $ 22,857,000 $ 15,593,000 3% Mini Series 1 2% $ 16,317,500 $ 10,700,000 2% Documentaries 0 0% $ 0 $ 0 0% Short Films 0 0% $ 0 $ 0 0% Animation 9 14% $ 48,603,428 $ 34,741,122 7% 64 100.00% $ 906,857,936 $ 535,643,334 100% FACTSHEET BRITISH COLUMBIA FILM AND TELEVISION PRODUCTION 2003-2007 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 Year end Dec 31 Year end Dec 31 Year end Dec 31 Year end Dec 31 Year end Dec 31 Number Production Number Production Number Production Number Production Number Production of $ Spent in of $ Spent in of $ Spent in of $ Spent in of $ Spent in Projects BC Projects BC Projects BC Projects BC Projects BC production $ = millions of dollars Domestic Features/ DVD Features 24 81.61 18 49.7 24 43.1 30 49.75 22 41.65 Television Series 24 157.64 14 55.78 18 88.93 15 100.34 22 89.45 Television Movies, Mini- Series, Pilots, Documentaries, & Other 80 114.52 100 135.15 65 57.14 65 48.84 54 29.22 Animation 10 53.93 12 37.19 11 35.61 6 14.95 2 8.47 Total Domestic 138 407.7 144 277.82 118 224.78 116 213.88 100 168.79 Foreign Features/ DVD Features 23 179.17 35 424.68 39 580.28 16 191.56 25 821.58 Television Series 18 277.48 25 432.78 13 298.1 21 235.75 15 308.86 Television Movies, Mini- Series, Pilots, Documentaries & Other 14 44.25 20 51.41 28 80.69 31 137.52 25 91.62 Animation 9 34.74 6 41.18 13 49.82 10 22.49 4 13.71 Total Foreign 64 535.64 86 950.05 93 1008.89 78 587.32 69 1235.76 TOTAL 202 943.34 230 1227.87 211 1233.67 194 801.2 169 1404.55 Shot in British Columbia Production Numbers & Values 1992-2007 1600 250 230 $1,405 1400 211 205 202 200 198 197 $1,234 $1,228 192 194 1200 $1,180 $1,108 $1,070 169 171 169 $994 1000 $943 150 s n o i t c u d t $808 o n $801 r e P p 800 f S o $ r e b m $631 u 102 N 100 600 95 $537 85 73 $433 $402 400 61 $286 50 $211 200 0 0 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Productions Dollars Spent in BC Number of Productions made in BC Production Spend 1992-2007 1600 1404.55 1400 1233.381227.87 1180.37 1200 1108.48 1069.87 993.58 1000 943.34 t n 807.99 801.2 e p 800 S $ 630.58 600 537.26 432.81 401.97 400 285.97 211.22 200 0 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Year Canadian vs Foreign Spend $ Millions Canadian 1992-2007 1400 1235.76 1200 Canadian Foreign 1006.9 1000 950.05 856.83 830.02 800 760.97 $ 587.32 600 564.09 535.64 444.79 424.53 405.78 419.39 407.7 400 361.84 363.2 318.51 297.53 277.82 251.64 206.06 213.88 224.78 188.1 175.06 168.79 200 145.29 163.56 97.87 104.44 114.3 65.93 0 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Year Shot In British Columbia Number of Features 1992 to 2007 70 60 50 s e 39 r 22 29 u t a 40 e 16 F 23 35 f 25 o Foreign r e 30 15 b 14 22 Canadian m 15 u 15 N 11 10 20 11 32 30 27 8 24 24 21 22 22 10 19 18 18 15 17 16 17 8 0 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Year Shot In British Columbia Number of TV Series 1992 to 2007 45 40 35 18 30 15 s 19 e i r 25 e 21 21 S 10 25 13 V T f 9 o Foreign r e 20 b Canadian m u N 9 15 12 11 8 24 8 22 20 10 4 19 18 6 17 15 15 14 11 5 7 7 7 8 7 5 0 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Year Shot in British Columbia Number of TV Movies, Pilots, Mini-Series 1992-2007 80 70 20 60 s n o i Foreign t c u 50 Canadian d 14 o r P 28 f o 40 r e 50 27 b 42 m 37 u 30 44 28 37 N 56 27 35 27 28 20 28 25 39 29 10 21 15 11 11 10 11 12 11 6 8 7 8 8 0 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Year Shot in British Columbia Number of Docs, Shorts, Animation 1992-2007 100 90 5 80 70 s n o i t 0 c 60 0 3 6 u 14 d 9 13 o r 4 P 50 0 f Foreign o r 1 86 e Canadian b 40 m u N 61 30 Please Note Documentaries/Shorts 59 57 56 & Other Projects Were Not Tracked 51 48 48 50 47 By The BC Film Commission as part 20 41 of the Yearly Statistics Package Before 1997 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Year Production Name Type Domestic vs. Foreign Studio ALL TERRAIN BRAIN SEASON 1 ANIMATION USA Global Mechanic ATOMIC BETTY 3 ANIMATION CO-PRO Atomic Cartoons/Breakthrough Films (w/France) BARBIE: ISLAND PRINCESS ANIMATION USA Rainmaker BEING IAN SEASON 4 ANIMATION CDN Studio B Productions CAPTAIN FLAMINGO - SEASON 3 ANIMATION CO-PRO Atomic Cartoons/Breakthrough Films (w/Phillipines) CHAOTIC ANIMATION USA Bardel Entertainment CLASS OF THE TITANS 2 ANIMATION CDN Studio B Productions EDGAR & ELLEN SEASON 2 ANIMATION USA Bardel Entertainment EDGAR & ELLEN SPECIALS ANIMATION USA Bardel Entertainment GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE ANIMATION CO-PRO Studio B Prods/Classic Media/Nickelodeon (UK) MONSTORIES SEASON 2 ANIMATION CDN Monstories Season 2 Enterprises PUCCA II, SEASON 2 ANIMATION USA Studio B Productions RICKY SPROCKET ANIMATION CDN Studio B Productions SKUNK FU! SEASON 1 ANIMATION USA Cartoon Saloon SPACE CHIMPS ANIMATION USA Vanguard Animation STORM HAWKS ANIMATION CDN Nerd Corps Entertainment VIVA PINATA ANIMATION USA Bardel Entertainment ZIXX: LEVEL III ANIMATION CDN Zixx III Productions/YTV ANOTHER CINDERELLA STORY DIGITAL FEATURE USA Warner Premier ARK OF TRUTH, THE DIGITAL FEATURE USA MGM/Sony Pictures CAPTIVE DIGITAL FEATURE USA MGM/Sony Pictures CENTER STAGE 2 DIGITAL FEATURE USA Columbia Tristar DR. DOLITTLE: GOIN HOLLYWOOD DIGITAL FEATURE USA 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment DR. DOOLITTLE 4: FIRST DOG DIGITAL FEATURE USA 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment HIGHER FORM OF LEARNING DIGITAL FEATURE CDN Insight Film Studios JOYRIDE 2: END OF THE ROAD DIGITAL FEATURE USA 20th Century Home Entertainment LOST BOYS 2: THE TRIBE DIGITAL FEATURE USA Warner Premier SAFETY GLASS DIGITAL FEATURE CDN Nasser Entertainment Group SANCTUARY DIGITAL FEATURE CDN Stage 3 Media SMILE OF APRIL DIGITAL FEATURE CDN Broken Artists Pictures STARGATE SG-1 CONTINUUM DIGITAL FEATURE USA MGM Studios Production Name Type Domestic vs. Foreign Studio APRES LE GENOCIDE DOCUMENTARY CDN Red Letter Films ART OF OBSERVATION DOCUMENTARY CDN Asterisk Productions BLOWDOWN DOCUMENTARY CDN Parallax Film Productions BRANDED: SAVING OUR TOWN DOCUMENTARY CDN Mars Entertainment CHASING A DREAM DOCUMENTARY CDN Spohr Films CHIEFS AND CHAMPIONS SEASON II DOCUMENTARY CDN Big Red Barn Entertainment CLOSER TO HOME SEASON 1 DOCUMENTARY CDN Real World Media CONFESSIONS OF AN INNOCENT MAN: THE WILLIAM SAMPSON STORY DOCUMENTARY CDN Paperny Films DEATH IN THE FOREST DOCUMENTARY CDN Dilemma Productions DEFYING GRAVITY DOCUMENTARY CDN Gold Star Productions DOWN HERE DOCUMENTARY CDN Shore Films Inc FATHERHOOD DREAMS DOCUMENTARY CDN Fatherhood Dreams Productions FOR FUN AND PROFIT DOCUMENTARY CDN DocTV Productions GLUTTON FOR PUNISHMENT DOCUMENTARY CDN Paperny Films HIJACKED FUTURE DOCUMENTARY CDN 0790519 BC Ltd.
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