LINE Mfl"g PRODUCTION GUIDE by Del Mehes and Michael Dorland

Bonnie Sherr Klein/Trene Lilienheim Eagle sec Jennifer Scott p. assf s. Ethan INTERNATIONAL CINEMA Angelico/Abbey Neidik dist NFB re­ Rill, Bill Bannerman, David Maltese, he following Is a list of films in production (actually before lease date Summer 1984. Gabe Fallus accountant Norma Rose the cameras) and in negotiation in Canada. Needless to say, CORPORATION d.o.p. Barry Bergthorson focus puller; T MARIO Edie Craddock tech. p. John Grimsditch the films which are still in the project stage are subject to (514) 284-9354 video tape operator Norbert Von Der- changes. A third category, In Pre-production, will be used to SEN VA-T-EN GUERRE LE CRIME heidt loc. sd. mix. Thomas Hidderley indicate films which are in active pre-production, having set a From the novel "La sablifere" by Claude boom Michael O'Connor art d. Carol D'OVIDE PLOUFFE Jasmin, this feature film about a boy's date tor the beginning of principal photography and being Spier asst art d. Dan Davis const Feature film and television mini-series imaginary world began shooting July 18 man. Bill Harman art dept trainee engaged in casting and crewing). Films are listed by the name of based on the novel by Roger Lemelin in the Ues-de-la-Madeleine, until end- Louise Doyle set dec. Elinor Rose Gal- the company which initiated the project, or with which the shooting mid-July to mid-October August, and in Montreal until mid- braith asst set dec Christine MacLean project is popularly associated. This is not necessarily the name througout Quebec. Canadian co-pro­ Sept. NFB co-production, with Intei^ asst set dresser Martin Reinryb, Bruce national Cinema Corp. Budget: $1.6 mil­ of the production company. Where the two companies are ducers : ICC, in assoc. with the National McKenna props Peter Lauterman asst Film Board, Alcan, Radio-Canada/CBC. lion, exec p. Jacques Bodet co-p. Denis props Joe Hampson ward. des. Del- different, the name of the production company, if known, is also French co-producers : Antenne 2/ Films Heroux p. H6lfene Verrier p. man. Lo- phine White 1st asst ward. Sherry, given, In instances where a producer has asked us not to list a A2, Filmax. With financial participation raine Richard loc man. Ginette Guillard McMorran ward, mist Mary Jane' project or to withhold certain credits due to ongoing negotiations, from LTnstitut qu^b^cois du cinema, unit man. Louis-Philippe Rochon d. McCarty make-up Shonagh Jabour CFDC, S.O.D.I.C.C, Cinemas Unis, Super- Jean Beaudin sc Arlette Dion, Jean we have respected his request. hah- Ivan Lynch gaffer Richard Allen channel Ontario and Superchannel Beaudin, Jacques Paris 1st a.d. Michel beat boy Martin Harrison 3rd. elec Alberta, exec p. John Kemeny & Denis Gauthier 2nd a.d. Louise Chantraine, Tom Fennessey gen. op. A Randy key Phil Comeau cont Monique Champagne Please telephone additions and up-dates information to: Heroux co-p. Gabriel Boustani p.c. grip Norman Smith best boy grip Brian Cin^-Plouffe (11) Inc. p. Justine Hdroux art d. Denis Boucher props Charles Daniels craft serv. Steve Payne casting Cinema Canada (416) 596-6829 or (514) 272-5354. p. man. Micheline Garant p. sec. Domi­ Bernier asst props Dino Bomato sp. Liz Ramos Casting asst casting Merti nique Houle unit man. Josette Perrot- efic. Gary Zeller, Louis Craig cost des. Toth extras Faces &. Places, Clibby Film credit abbreviations ta loc. man. Francois Sylvestre 2nd Franpois Laplante dresser Marianne Verian unit publicity Linda Shapiro d. director assL d. assistant director sc. script adapt, adaptation diaL dialogue unit man. Madeleine Rozon NFB Carter make-up Brigitte McCaughry Public Relations asst publicists Ca­ plk/dop. photography sp. ph efx. special photographic effects ed. editor sup. ed. coord. Ashley Murray asst NFB d.o.p. Pierre Mignot 1st asst cam. therine Burak, Marsha Stall stills Alex supervising editor sd. sound sd. eiL sound editor sd. rec. sound recording p. des. coord. Denise Beaudoin acct R^jane Jean Lupine 2nd asst caui. Christiane Dukay Lp. Raul Julia, Linda Griffiths, production designer art d. art director set dec set decorator m. music cost. Boudreau asst acct Barbara Pecs, Guemon stills Attila Dory gaffer Roger Wanda Cannon, Jackie Burroughs,-Do­ costumes Lp. leading players exec p. executive producer p. producer assoc p. Francine Lagac^ recept/typiat Linda Martin beet boy Guy Cousineau key nald C. Moore, Chapelle Jaffe, Louis associate producer line p. line nrnHucer p. sup. production supervisor p. man. Ekdahl d. (series) Gilles Carle d. (fea­ grip Yvon Boudrias grip Jean-Pierre Negin, Maury Chaykin. Teleplay is by production managerp.c production company disL distributorAnasteriskC) fol­ ture) Denys Arcand Ista.d. JacquesW. Lamarche sd. Richard Besse boom Corinne Jacker based on the story by lowing the film's title indicates financial participation by the Canadmn Film Benoit 2nd a.d. Monique Maranda 3rd Esther Auger ed. Werner Nold asst John Varley. Development Corporation. a.d. Martha Laing cont Johanna Pr^ dresser Nicole Chicoine p. sec. Nicole gent d.o.p. Francois Protat 1st asst Hilareguy unit pub. Mireille Kermoyan cam. Yves Drapeau 2nd asst cam. Lp. Nathalie Chalifoux, Normand Peter Michel Bernier stills Piroshka Mihalka mann, Francis Reddy. framer Jean-Pierre Lachapelle boom Normand Mercier sd. Claude Hazana­ ST. LOUIS ON LOCATION vicius, Michel Guiffan, Marc Conil ed. SUMMER CAMP (series) Pierre Bernier, Werner Nold One-hour documentary, began shooting March 1983 ; additional shooting sche­ son. l.p. Christopher Earle, Charlene ed. (feature) Monique Fortier art d. duled for August 1983 in the St. Louis FILMS LTD. Seniuk, Ed McNamara, Todd Stewart, Jocelyn Joly asst art d. Raymond district of Montreal. Spring '84 release. ASTRAL FILM Jackie Burroughs, Kenneth Pogue. Dupuis art dept coord. Barbara Shrier (416) 362-5907 prop master Ronald Fauteux props p.? NFB - Montreal p. Marrin Canell PRODUCTIONS SEEING THINGS Jean Labrecque ensemble dec. Jean- exec. p. Barrie Howells d. Derek May CABIN FEVER (514) 748-6541 Eight one-hour series. Fifth episode, as Baptiste Tard on-set props Patrice unit pub. Patricia Billing dist. NFB Feature film shooting Aug. 3 to Sept. 6 in yet untitled, shooting Sept 8-21. written Bengle asst on-set props Ian Lavoie release date Spring 1984. Beaverton andToronto, Ontario. U.S. dis, DRAW by Sheldon Chad. p.c. CBC T.V. Drama Millenium (Roger Corman) p. Maurice Feature-length Western made for HBO painters Sylvie Lacerte, Claire Alary Dept. assoc. p. Martin Wiener, Duncan head make-up Marie-Ang^le Protat Smith d. Miklos Lente 1st a.d. Peter about the last stand of two aging gun- Lamb, George McGowan ex. p. Robert Saunders 2nd. a.d. Camilla Frieberg p. fighters began principal photography asst make-up Blanche Pierrehumbert Allan p. Louis Del Grande and David head hair Ga^tan Noiseux cost des. man. Colin Brunton d.o.p. Fred Guthe Aug. 18 in Fort Edmonton Park, Alberta, Barlow d. George McCowan d.o.p. Nikos ROSE & RUBY ed. Marcus Manton ari d. Sandy Kybar for six weeks. Budget: $4.2 min. U.S. Nicole Pelletier asst cost Lise Pinet Evdemon p. des. Dan Yarhi music Philip dresser Sylvie Rochon wardrobe tos cost des. Nancy Kaye hair & release: Home Box Office. Cdn dist: Schreibman od. Vincent Kent sd. ed. PflODUCTIONS make-up Vera Jordache gaffer Jock Astral Films Ltd. for theatrical, pay and Laurie Drew ward, dresser Louise Kevin Townshend publicity David Gagne chief elec Don Saari elec Chuck (416) 961-0555 Brandis key grip David Zimmerman conventional TV exec. p. Harold Green­ McCaughna. prod, coord. Mike Dolgy sd. Noise berg, Stuart Rekant p. Ron Cohen d. Hughes, John Lewin Lp. Anne Letour- LOOSE ENDS neau, Gabriel Arcand, Jean Carmet, Boys Inc. sp. efx. Derek Howard castln Stephen Stem Lp. Kirk Douglas, James (formerly Girl Bikers) Lucinda Sill p. sec Kim Cayer conti­ Coburn, Alexandra Bastedo. V6ronique Jannot, Denise FiliatrauU, D.LT. PRODUCTIONS INC. Donald Pilon, Pierre Curzi, Juliette Huot, Feature film began shooting Aug. 15 on nuity Susan Smith craft serv. Clara Serge Dupire, Louis Lapare, Doris Lussier, the Toronto Island, until Sept. 17. exec. Pacitto, Pam Craig ist cam. ass't Ray (416) 222-4541 Michel C6t6, Dominique Michel, Daniel . p. Damien Lee p. David Mitchell, Steven BnDunstein 2nd. cam. ass't Donna Ouimet. North assoc p. Sean Ryerson d. John Mobbs stills John Phillips ass't art d. ATLANTIS FILMS WILDFIRE : THE STORY Blanchard sc Mike Pasoemek d.o.p. Judy Dryland props Tony Bennett asst (416) 960-1503 OF TOM LONGBOAT Ludek Bogner art d. Roy Smith ed. props PeterMeltler ward. Jill De Mun- One hour TV drama began July 5, 1983 Shooting on series from Canadian Marian Wilkinson cont Mimi Wolch nik ass't ward. Delanie Prasek best for 40 days in Toronto, Hamilton &. THE BLOOD OF OTHERS Lp. Coleen Camp, Angus Mclnnes, Ken b<^ Jens Stirrup grip Jeff Power stunts literature began July 17 and will conti- Kitchener. Telecast on CBC, May 1984. Shooting began July 20 in Paris for 18 inue toOctober . Six i/z hr. dramas based on Welsh, Sonja Smits, Chris Cattell, Wendy The Stunt Team additional casting Production sponsored by Labatfs Bre­ weeks on this political drama based on Bushell, Pete Spence. Christian Liedtke p. accountant Hea­ stories from Canadian literature. Pre- wery. p./d./sc. David Tucker d.o. p. Leo the novel by Simone de Beauvoir p.c. Bold to CBC. Two other projects TBA. ther Davis p. ass't Mark Mathews, An­ Zourdoumis sd. Daniel Latour cam. Cin^-Simone (Cdn), Filmax (France), drea Millar, lan Scott, Nancey Allen, Antenne 2/Film3 A2 (France), d. Claude CORNET AT NIGHT asst. Rita Johnson lighting Marijan Wayne Marcus, Katja Lampinen ass't Klimmert a.d. Joe Kertes p. man. Susan Chabrol p. Denis H6roux and John d. Bruce Pittman sc. Joe Wiesenfeld, ed. Michael Rea trainee ed. Mark Lewis Phillips sc adapted from a book by Kemeny co-p. Gabriel Boustani exec, RSL FILMS LIMITED Lp. Foster Brooks (ass't to Mr. Brooks, based on a story by Sinclair Ross Lp. R.H. Bruce Kidd tech. consultant Bruce p. Lamar Card d.o.p. Richard Ciupka p. Thomson, Marilyn Lightstone. John Lambert), Konnie tCrome, Mike Kidd Lp. Terry Harford, Allan Royal, des. Francois Comtet cost des. Pierre (TORONTO) MacDonald, Wally Wodchis, Jason Sa- THE SENSE Fern Henry-Pearsons, Irving Layton. Cadot p. man. Jacques Bourdon sd. (416) 967-1174 rokin, Ruddy Hall, Andrew Perking, Kim rec Patrick Rousseau ed. Yves Langlois SHE WAS BORN WITH OVERDRAWN AT THE Brooks, Tony Mason, Milan Cheylov, 1st a-d. Michel Dupuy Lp. Jodie Foster, Mike Hamelul^ Denise Katzman. d. Peter Shatalow sc. Robert Duncan Michael Ontkean, Kate Reid, Lambert MEMORY BANK based on a stoiy by W.P. Kinsella Lp. FRANK COLE FILMS Wilson, Stephane Audran, Alexandra Shooting Aug. 20 to Sept. 12 at Magder August Schellenberg, Joanna Schellen­ Stewart, Christine Laurent, Jean-Pierre Studios and Toronto locations. Two-hr. berg. (613) 523-0355 Aumont. TV feature licensed by PBS for American A DEATH Plaj^ouae Series, p. Robert Lantoa in A theatrical feature drama about beinga association wilh David Loxton of WNET. CRC man. Locations: a room, and the Sahara exec p. Stephen Roth d. Douglas Wil- ZERRA FILMS LTD. Desert. Five week shooting began Aug. NATIONAL FILM HOARD Uams p. man. Gerry Arbeid loc man. (416) 925-3311 22. May 1984 release. d./sc./exec. p. Duane Howard 1st a.d. Mac Bradden (416) 362-1709 I LOVE A MAN Frank Cole assL d. Richard Taylor p. - MONTREAL Mac Bradden loc man. Duane Howard UNFINISHED BUSINESS Robert Paege assoc. p. Bemice Kaye (514) 333-3422 an d. Carol Spier asst art d. Dan Davis A Zebra Filitu-NFB coproduction, pro­ IN A UNIFORM d.o.p. Carlos Fen'and asst cam. Marc art dept trainee Louise Doyle driver For The Record. Shooting Aug 16-Sept. 6. DARK LULLABIES duced with CFDC assistance. Pre-sale to Poirier anlm. cam. Stosh Jessionka sd. Ethan Rill asst to p. Jo-Anne Bates CBC. Shooting iKgan Aug. 29 for six One.hQur drama in Toronto, exec p. A two-p^i documentary about the effects Elie Abdel-Ahad mus. David Irving casting Liz Ramos asst casting Merri weelcs in Toronto, p. Annette Cohen, SIg Gerber p. Alan Burke d. Don Mc- of the Holocaust on the children of the mixer Daniel Pellerin ed. Jacques Toth d.o.p. Barry BergThorston talent Don Owen exoc. p. Don Haig, Doug Hrearty sc John Frizzell d.o.p. Ed [.ong. survivors and the children of the perpe­ Couillard art d. Elie Abdel-Ahad video co-ord. Louise Casselman ward. des. Dales auoc p. Dorothy Courtois-Le- trators, shooting in Israel, (^rmany, GENTLE SINNERS cont L,ea Deschamps creative cons. aaat p. man. Jeff King p. co-ord. cour KJ± Don Owen d.i>. p. Doug Kiefer Montreal, New York, Chicago- Fall 1983. Shooting July 30-Sept. 7 in Manitoba, 2- Anne Miquet cost Mailin Boppe props Alison Dyer asst to p. Andras Hamori art d. Barbara Tranter a.d. Martin Wal. p.c NFB - Montreal p. Edward LeLor- p. sec Jo-Anne Bates talent co-ord. hour TV special, exec p. Peter Kelly d. Anne Milligan, Francis Miquet make­ tera Id. Bryan Day Lp. Isabelle Mejias, rain/Irene Lillenheim Angelico/Abbey Louise Casselman set p. aaat NeU Huhia Eric Till

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financing from the Alberta Motion Pic­ ture Development Corp, Canamerica, IN PRE-PRODUCTION and First Choice pick-up. exec. p. Ralph PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION Martin d. Malcolm Collett p. sup. Yvonne Jackson mus. Bill Skolnik animators Steve Habatich. Norm Hoen, Norm Drew, ACPAV DIMENSIONS 2000 PROD. 12400 CANADA INC. EAGLE FILMS Al Sens, Hugh Foulds. (514) 849-1381 CANADA LTD. (514) 866-1548 (CANADA) INC. LE CARRE ST. LOUIS AU PRES DE MA BLONDE c/o 569 Sheppard Ave. VV. (416) 534-7711 Feature slated for six week shoot, as of NEWFOUNDLAND Script in development, to be shot in 1983. Ste. 410 Downsview, Ontario Sept, 20. p. Richard Sadler d. Nardo Cas­ sc. Gilles Noel p. Marc Daigle. M3H 2R8 tillo p. man. Anne Burke sc Gerald OUT OF WEDLOCK Wexler. INDEPENDENT LA FEMME DE L'HOTEL Comedy feature begins shooting late DEATH MOVES summer in Toronto for five weeks. Bud­ FILMMAKERS CO-OP LTD. Theatrical feature film, to shoot in Octo- get $450,000, Developed with the assis­ ber'83, in Montreal. Budget: $500,000. p. Two-hour action drama for theatrical tance of the CFDC. p. Gaopal Goel exec (709) 753-6121 Bernadette Payeur sc L6a Pool, Michel release and subsequent pay TV. Shooting CANAMEDIA PROD. LTD. p. Janesh Dayal d, Harvey Frost sc Ken Langlois d. L6o Pool. planned for summer 1983 in Toronto, Gass Lp. Saul Rubinek, Kate Lynch, Dixie Vancouver. Budget $2.5 milion. Union 16 Servington Cres. CROSSPOINTS shoot. p./8c. Alan Rose, Toronto Seatle. A 60 min. drama for TV scheduled in Fall '83 shoot in Newfoundland, p. Francine EXOTIC DANCING - Fleming, Paul Pope p.c. Nfld. Indepen­ ARC CINEMA CO. LTD. THE INSIDE STORY dent Filmmakers Co-op. Ltd. d. Fran­ (604) 669-9111 DON MCMILLAN One-hour documentary for pay and nel- FILMLINE cine Fleming sc. Francine Fleming p. man. Tony Duarte. worlt TV. Summer '83 shoot. p./d. Les LAST LAUGH " PRODUCTIONS Harris res. Linda McCabe. PRODUCTIONS INC. Horror feature with stand-up comedy lo (416) 921-1056 (514) 288-5888 be shot in Vancouver. piC Arc Cinema FUN PARK Development Co. Ltd, exec p. Peter TWICE AROUND Prepping has started on this low-budget, LES PRODUCTIONS Devaney. THE BLOCK CANAMERICA FILM serious teen film, scheduled to begin 90 min. feature drama for television shooting Sept. lO in Montreal for five DE LA CHOUEHE scheduled for fall shoot in Toronto with CORPORATION weeks. Budget: $1.5 min. d. Rafal Zie­ (514) 288-5719 $500,000 approx. budget. p.c Don Mc­ linski. Millan Prod, exec p. Cedric Heniy p.' (604) 738-9095 CANAMEDIA PROD. LTD. Don McMillan d. Carey Connor sc Steven TEENAGERS - LES JEUNES 16 Servington Cres., TALES OF THE MOUSE One-hour drama in French and English Bradmen. HOCKEY LEAGUE co-production NFB/ONF slated for Sept. Toronto, Ontario One-hour animation special for pay-TV, start. Casting underway for 16-19 year- co-produced with Marmelade Animation FOUR NINE FILM olds. Co-exec. p. Franco Battista, Bob THE COMET HUNTER Ltd. Shooting in Vancouver. Budget; PRODUCTIONS LTD. sc Tom Berry, Christiane Duchesne d. Movie for television, 90 min. Scheduled FA. INTERNATIONAL $1.5 min. exec. p. Ralph Martin d. Mal­ Marc F. Voizard. for spring 1983 in Onlario. p. Les Harris 654-4462 colm Collett voices Bobby Orr, Denis (403) 291-0410 sc Glenn Norman Potvin, Richard Brodeur, Kenny Lins- (403) 266-7482 ROCK'N'ROLL THROUGH THE EYES man. JOHN WARE'S LES PRODUCTIONS Musical on fihn and tape for pay-TV, 96 OF THE PERFORMER COW COUNTRY min., scheduled for early 1983. p. Les A three pari television pilot to shot in A two-hour movie for pay television PIERRE LAMY Harris sc and mus. John Gray. England and Canada. Scheduled shoot­ based on book by Grant McEwan. Sche­ ing TBA. Ifs an in-depth look into (he CINELASER duled to commence shooting in Alberta (514) 521-1984 THE HOXTY CHRONICLES lives of some of the greatest rock musi­ 4060 BOUL. ST-LAURENT, in 1984 with budget of $3 min. With the LE SILENCE Cdn.-Brit. co-production p. Les Harris cians, exec. p. Peter Bobras p. Walter MONTREAL assistance of the Alberta Motion Picture ET LE CONFORT sc. Jamie Brown. Giacomini. . Development Corporation, the CFDC Pre-production began Aug. 8 on this and First Choice Canadian Communi­ DEAF TO THE CITY feature-length drama, scheduled to be^ cations, p. Maxine Samuels assoc. p. VIRGINIA; THE Low-budget theatrical film based on the shooting Sept. 19 in Montreal. Budget: Les Kimber. CANAMERICA FILM LOST LEGACY Marie-Claire Biais novel, scheduled to $1.2 million, d. Claude Jutra p. man. Feature to begin shooting in September shoot for five weeks in Montreal, one Lorraine Duhamel. additional week in Arizona and San CORPORATION 1982 based on an imporiant archeolo- Francisco. Financing still in develop­ (604) 738-9095 gical discovery, exec. p. Peter Bobras p. ment, p. Bernard Ferro p. sec Edith INTERNATIONAL FILM Walter Giacomini. For further informa­ Malo and French television. Fall '83 re­ OLDER tion call Peter (416) 654-4462. lease, p. Bernard Ferro p. sec Edith SERVICES INC. Made for TV film from a story by Nyuma Plourde unit inan. Linda Leduc p. man. LES PRODUCTIONS Shats, to shoot in Alberta and Vancouver, Louis Goyer loc man. Ren6e Rousseau (416) 252-9341 summer-fall 'S3. Approx. budget; p. sec Brigitte Bouchard d. A. Mazouz MARTIN'S DAY SDA LTEE $750,000 sc. Graham Crowell. FAIRCREST FILMS LTD. 1st a.d. Silvan Alexander 2nd a.d. Mi- UK/Canadian co-production begins (514) 866-1761 INTERLOCK diel Vilani cont Andr^ Gaumond d.o.p. (613) 745-2236 shooting Sept. 12 in Toronto and Lake Thriller shooting summer '83 at various Philippe Lavalette 1st asst cam. Paul STARS OF TOMORROW/ Muskoka area for eight weeks. Budget: B.C. locations. Budget: $1.5 min. sc Gravel 2nd asst cam. Robert Michon LES ETOILES DE DEMAIN THE STRANGE ONE* $5 million. Dist. MGM. exec p. John Tom Braidwood, Stephen E. Miller, from sdlls Lyne Charlebois sd. Marcel Fraser [Pepping for a Sept. 12 start-up of prin­ Special effects photography has begun. Hayman p. Roy Krost and Richard Dalton their original script. boom. Jean-Guy Bergeron sd. ed. d. Alan Gibson sc Alan Scott and Chris cipal photography, until Dec. lO. Three Location filming in Toronto, Ireland, Claude Langlois ed. H61fene Girard asst. Bryant p. man. Marilyn Stonehouse half-hours in English and French on COCAINE BLUES Scotland on a budget of $4 million p.c ed. Herv6 Kerlann sd. ed. Claude Lan­ publicity : Patricia Johnson casting: young Canadian athletes, training for Theatrical feature film, shooting in B.C. Faircrest Films Ltd. p. Budge Crawley glois art d. Michel Marsolais asst. art Deirdre Bowen Lp. Richard Harris, Justin the '84 Olympics. Locations : Montreal, and South America, summer '84. sc sc adapted from a novel by Fred Bos­ d. Lynn Trout prop master Rejean Henry. ^ ^ Winnipeg, Budapest, Santo Domingo, Peter Bryant from an original story by worth, "The Strange One" d.o.p. Robert Harvey props Claude Pare painter- Los Angeles, exec p. Nicole Boisvert p. Ralph Martin. Ryanp - Robert Ryan, Patrick Carey sp. dec. Fabien Tremblay painter Marc Greg Graham d. Gary Toole. efx p. Patrick Carey, Robert Ryan Lemieux asst painter Sylvain Simard THE STOCK EXCHANGERS head make-up Louise Mignault asst SC Michael Singh. make-up C6cile RigauU hair. Alain LAURON PRODUCTIONS Thiboutout dresser France Gauvreau, FILMLINE Jacynthe V6zina gaffer Yves Charbon- LTD. neau best boy Jean Courteau key grip PRODUCTIONS INC. Franpois Dup6r6 ^ip Michel P6riard (416) 967-6503 CINE-GROUPE INC. acct element Pedneault p. asst Ri­ THE DISABILITY MYTH (514) 524-7567 (514) 288-5888 chard L6veille Lp. Macali Noel, Franpois Pratte, Luce Guilbeault, Mitch Martin, PART II: Education A L'OMRRE DU SQUARE AMERICAN TWIST Three half-hours for television, based Jacques Godin, France Chevrette, Yves THE DISABILITY MYTH Low-budget theatrical feature on coiv on novellas by British mystery writer Corbeil, Catherine Colvey, Riva Spier, temporary morals, p.c. Film Assotnates PART III: Transportation Patricia Highsmith. Scheduled for Fe­ Alpha Boucher, Jacques Lussier, femilio sc. Douglas Bowie, based on an idea by Two one-hour documentaries for TV. bruary '84 shoot, p. Jacques Pettigrew Zinno, Nathalie Breuer, Sylvie M^lancon, Pieter Kroonenburg d. Doug Jackson. exec p. William Johnston, Ronald Lillie Bc/d. Michel Bouchard. Christine Landry, Peter Blackwood. p./d. Alan Aylward d.o.p. Mck Stiliadis Andr^ Lacoste, Robert Higden, Harry ed. Harvey Zlataratis asst cam. John FAT MAN, TAILOR, HiJl, Len Watt, Margarita Stocker, Ir^ne Dowcett sd. Dan Latour. SOLDIER, SPY Kessler, Mark Walker, Terry Coday, THE BILL KOCH STORY Jacques Dufour, Don B6dard. Theatrical feature film on the terrorto' Ninety-minute documentary TV special CINEFORT INC. kidnapping of U.S. General James Dozier, for U.S. TV, in association with SPI Vei^ (514) 288-3350 for Fall '83. Financing from First Choice, monL exec p. William Johnston, Ronald Home Box Office, co-p. co-p. Hobefl Lillie d, Ira Levy d.o.p. Peter William­ Cooper Productions, Toronto, in aasoc. son asst cam. Robert MacDonald. A LIFE'S WORK Six 12-minute films for children about with First Choice Canadian. Based on CORVIDEOCOM LTD. work to be shot in various locations Jonathan BeatysTime Magazine article, across Canada, p. Mary Armstrong. ac cons. Beaty sc. Jay Teitel _ (613) 722-2553 MARMALADE ANIMATION HEADING HOME BIG BEAR BAGATELLES LTD. A 60-minute drama about the situation Shooting in Alberta on 6 x 1-hour serie" A 90-min. drama scheduled for begin of thousuids of women who take gar­ scheduled for Februaiy, '84, with baddng shooting in the Ottawa Valley in Septem­ (604) 689-3123 ment work into their homes. To be shot from CBC, CFDC and the Alberta Film ber M. p. Alan White sc. Patrick Gran- CALICO CAT in Montreal, p. Mary Armstrong, Development Coip. Licensed by CBC- leese d. Stewart Dudley. Shooting five half-hour children's ani­ Based on the novel by Rudy Wlebe •«• mated TV specials for pay^TV, home cons. Wlebe sc Peter White, Jami" video and broadcast TV. Location: Brown exec. p. Michael Spencer p- Vancouver. Budget: $2J min, with David Fatteiwn, Pieter Kroonenbu*

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GREENPEACE III Johnston, Ronald Lillie d, William John­ Feature length drama shooting dates plays for television. Creative Consultant: Three-part mini-series scheduled to shoot Summer-FaU '84.1880s historical Theatrical feature film, budgetted at $10 ston sc. Jay Tietal. T.B.A with a budget of $2.7M. p. Paul Don Harron. drama. Locations: Northern Ontario, million, on the 1973-74 Greenpeace pro­ Burford d. Michael Anderson sc Tony THE NOTE Alberta- p. Nick Bakyta, Glenn Ludlow. tests against French nuclear testing in S. Sheer, THE SUN NEVER SETS Made for TV movie to begin shooting pacific. Under development with Super- By P'addy Crean p. Gary McKeehan d. December '83 in Gaspe and Boston, exec. channel. Scheduled for winter '83-84 on John Hirsch exec. p. Bryn Matthews. p. William Johnston, Ronald Lillie sc. location in New Zealand. Peter Blow. SEAGULL PRODUCTIONS UMBARA BROTHERS A series of four films based on Dick GETTING OUT (514) 932-7868 TGO RECORDS & Francis horsey-set mysteries, each bud­ Feature to begin shooting spring '84. FILMS getted at $2.5 million, under develop­ exec. p. Johnston & Lillie p. Alan Ayl- CALIFORNIA CHABLIS FILMWORKS LTD. ment for Showtime. Scheduled for '84. w^ard. (416) 723-8493 In Vancouver with a $3.5 million budget. 1514) 844-0844 p. James Shavick sc. Steven Manners THE DISABILITY MYTH BEAU GESTE IN CONCERT SOJOURN PART IV: Family cast. Casablanca. Adventure comedy set in Canada and LES FILMS VISION 4 INC. Concert film, Shooting early September Indonesia, To be distributed throughout CSL Education in Montreal, exec. p. Tony Green p. the Asian market by P.T, Parkit Films. (514) 866-9341 One-hour documentary special, exec, Peter Serapiglia. Budget: S1.4 million, p. Christopher p. Johnston & Lillie p./d. Aylward. STANDARD/TAPESTRY Heard I Produced in assoc. with Umbara LES CADAVRES Brothers Films/ d. Danu Umbara sc. DU PLACARD PRODUCTIONS TINSEL MEDIA/ Christopher Heard &. Melanie Umbara Budgeted at $1.2 million, a suspense MANITOO (416) 863-6677 l.p. Christopher Heard. thriller to be shot end-'83 sc. Monique (613) 224-1313 TAKE ONE, PRINT ONE Messier d. Jean-Claude Lord. PRODUCTIONS LTD. (403) 432-7861 Tapestry Prod, in association with Stan- POUVOIR INTIME (416) 924-2186 dartl Broadcasting developing Canadian QUICKSILVER Script under development on this $1 million police thriller, slated for early GO BOY '84. p. Monique Messier sc. Yves Simo­ neau, Pierre Curzi d. Vves Simoneau. Shooting schedule TBA; exec p. Ralph C. Ellis p. William Davidson sc Davidson, IN THE CAN based on autography by Roger Caron extra cast Peter Lavender ed. Ron, consult Roger Caron. MEET ME AT Wisman 1 st asst. ed. Roberta Kipp 2nd INTERPOLATOR FILMS DON'T HIT THE THE OCCIDENTAL asst. ed. Mari Rutka sd. ed. Alban PANIC BUTTON FEATURES Streeter asst. sd. ed. Hayden Slreeter 33 Granby St., Toronto, Ninety-minute documentary anthro­ Scheduled for 1983 exec p. Ralph C. pological studv of the urban native Ca­ Lp. Brooke Adams, Samantha Langevin, Ontario M5B 1H8 Ellis p. William Davidson sc William COUGAR Lesleh Donaldson, Ron James. Joseph ABC movie-of-the-week wrapped Aug. nadian whose traditional culture and Davidson and Martin Lager, based on a Kelly, Benny D'Onofrio, Isabelle Mejias, THE INTERPOLATOIR 20 in Port Perry and Keinburg Studios. lifestyle is being dramatically altered by story by Lager the stresses of city life p.c. NFB Winni­ Brenda Woods, Glenn Milligan, Greg Shooting scheduled for fall 1983. Feature p.c. ABC-TV (416) 977-5023. For details, Kozak, Sandra Ciccone, Albert Gentile. to be shot in Toronto, exec. p. Donald see Cinema Canada No. 99. peg (514) 333-3422 p. Andreas Poulsson/ Michael Scott exec. p. Jan d'Arcy d. Susan Roman, Nick Kilbertus, David Wayne line p. 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Paul Pawluk, Darlene Arsenault, Debbie A NEW DAVID THE RACE TO THE POLE Lim, Debbie Rossen, (416) 596-0268 CRONENBERG FILM (no title) Made for CBS television movie, wrapped NIGHT SCREAMS July 22 after four weeks in Montreal, 1.5 QUEBEC/CANADA 1995 Scheduled for Fall '83. exec. p. Pierre 90 min, video drama for TV shooting in JOY Horror feature scheduled for Oct. 1983 weeks in Greenland. Oct. '83 air-date. David Productions p. Pierre David Toronto, May 16-29. p.c. Primedia Prod. Canada-France co-production feature in Toronto. Budget: $500,000. DisL : p.c. Filmline Productions Inc., Montreal assoc. p. Denise Dinovi sc d. David Ltd. (416) 361-0306, in assoc. with First film, began Feb.7,w^rapped week of Apr. Citadel Films, p.c. Lightshow Commu­ (5141 288-5888, and Bobert Halmi Pro­ Cronenberg. Choice and CTV. p. Richard Nielsen d. 18 Canadian p.c. Movie Corp. IX Inc., a nications Inc. p. Michael Bochner, Gerard ductions Inc., New York. For details, see John McGreevy sc. 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(514) 288-5888, For des, Sharon Purdy make-up Paul Rich­ COMMUNICATIONS (613) 224-1313. (204) 949-3161 Details, see Cinema Canada No. 98. mond p. acct. Penny Royce hair Mau­ (416) 532-0265 reen Mestan conL Mimi Wolch tech. p. ICEMAN 1919 ! - THE WINNIPEG Jim Campbell video op. Clive Davis Wrapped May 21, after shooting since LOUISIANA casting Deirdre Bowen unit pub. Linda MOLLY GENERAL STRIKE Canada-France co-produced feature Feb, 21 in Vancouver, Stewart B.C. and Project in development p. Michael A feature-length drama with docuiften- Shapiro Lp. John Neville, Jackie Bur­ Churchill Falls, Man. Not a Canadian and 6 x l-hour TV series, wrapped in roughs, Martha Henry, Kenneth Welsh, Korican sc Bob Ryan adapted from tary elements shooting in late fall. exec, film, p.c. Huron Productions (G04) 926- Paris Aug. 5 after a 90-day shoot in Albert Millaire, Louise Marleau, Gary book by Charles Perkins. p. Jan D'Arcy p./d. Derek Mazur, Bob 7491 For details see Cinema Canada No. Louisiana and France. p.c Cin6-Loui- Reinecke, Jack Messinger, with sp. ap­ Lower sc. Lower. siana, an International Cinema Corp. pearance by Moses Znaimer, 96, GOOD-BYE, PAPA company (514) 284-9354. For details, see Project in research. p./sc Michael Cinema Canada No. 98. A CASE OF LIBEL Taping of 90 min, drama wrapped Apr, Korican. BLACKLIGHT PHOENIX PICTURES ANNEES DE REVE Feature TV drama for CBC, wrapped 28 at Toronto's Showline Studios. p.c. Nederlander Bros. Television and Film THE MISINFORMER (604) 688-7858 ET DE REVOLTE May 26 after five weeks in Toronto, final wrap June 1 in Las Vegas, p.c Blacklight Production.s (4161 446-5311, Project in development, p. Michael CHANNEL ONE The continuation of Jean-Claude La- 542519 Ont. Ltd. (4161 977-5029. exec. p. Korican sc Erik Knudsen. Feature film in development. Budget brecque's Les Vautours (19751, vkTapped and location TBA. exec p. 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