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PRODUCTION GUIDE by Del Mehes and Yves Gagnon JdNE MA^ PRODUCTION GUIDE by Del Mehes and Yves Gagnon LE RUFFIAN Olson, Suzan Graves d.o.p. Francois he following is a list of films in production (actually before, A Canada/French co-production shot in Protal cam. op. Cyrus Block 1st asst JILLCY FILM the cameras) and in negotiation in Canada. Needless to say, CalgaryandVancouverfrom Augusts to cam. Theo Egleseder, Christopher T October 15, 1982- p.c. Les films Chris­ Harris mixer Rob Young boom Gra- the films which are still in the project stage are subject to tian Fechner (Parisl/Parma Films i Paris)/ hamni Crowell head make-up Phyllis ENTERPRISES INC. changes. A third category. In Pre-production, will be used to Corporation Image M &. M Ltee (Mon- Newman make-up Marlene Schneider (416) 964-7539 indicate films which are in active pre-production, having set a treall exec. p. ChristianFechnerlParisI/ head hair stylist James Brown hair date for the beginning of principal photography and being Rene Malo (MtL) sc. d. Jose Giovanni stylist Donna Bis gaffer John Berrie THE MAKING OF THE assoc. p. Pierre Gendron (Mtl.) p. man. best boy Randy Tomiuk elct Don Metz, TERRY FOX STORY engaged in casting and crewing). Films are listed by the name of Henri Brichetti (Parisl/John Scott (Cal­ Martin Wilde gen. op. Roger Dean key One hour documentary'. Principal pho­ gary) p. sec Roselyne Poulin, Made­ grip Dave Humphreys best boy Brian the company which initiated the project or with which the tography began Aug 26th, 1982. Shooting leine Henri p. acct Johanne Bordeleau Kuchera grips Eddie Washington, Rick project is popularly associated. This is not necessarily the name in Toronto, Vancouver, St Johns. .Air unit man. Suzanne Roy a.d. 1st Jean- Allen, Clarence Brown, Chris Tate of the production company. Where the two companies are Patrick Constantini, Znd Pierre Plante painters Barbara Becker, Laurie date: VVinler/Spring 1983. ex. p. Joel different the name of the production company, if known, is also d.o. p. Jean-Paul Schwartz cam. Michel Dobbie, Brent Lane, Patricia Mackenzie. Reitman p./d. Michael Goldberg assoc given. In instances where a producer has asked us not to list a Deloir asst cam. Robert Guertin, Linda Pelttari transp. co-ord. Don" p. Clinton Young Narration written Michel Girard art d. (set dec) Michel Retzer driver capt Nick Kuchera by Lloyd Edelbergd.o.p. Robert Brooks project or to withhold certain credits due to ongoing negotiations, Proulx asst art d. Dominique Ricard, drivers Dennis Fitzgerald, Blake Patter^ C.S.C. sd. rec Rod Havkin. we have respected his request. Francis Caldel, Norman Sarazzin, Fran­ son, Ian Heacock, Barry Kraft, Ann cois Leclerc cont France Lachapelle McGaw^, George Prabucki, Alan Wight- light (gaffer) Michel Vocoret, Jacques more, Bill Kuchera, Carleton H. Britton MAURICE SMITH Please telephone additions and u]>dates information to : Fortier key grip Serge Grenier grip craft service Bill Gawryluk ed. Tony Cinema Canada (416) 596-6829 or (514) 272-5354. Robert Grenier sd. Patrick Rousseau Lower asst ed. Bev Neal post-prod. PRODUCTIONS boom Vferonique Gabiilo props Angelo CO- ord. Robin Leigh stills Joseph Film credit abbreviations Rizzi sp. efx, John Thomas ward. Moni- Lederer pub. Jamie Drake/(403l 428 (416) 968-1664 d. director asst. d. assistant director sc. script adapt adaptation diaL dialogue que Prudhomme make-up Marc Blan- 6459,^(403) 482-6441 L.,A. pub, Richard ph./dop. photography sp. ph. efx special photographic effects ed. editor sup. ed. chard const man. Marc Ricard capt Leary/Mahoney-Wasserman (213) 550- supervising editor scL sound sd. ed. sound editor sd. rec. sound recording p. des. driver Jake Callihoo drivers Jean 3922 Lp. Robby Benson, Claudia Cron, CRAZY TIMES production designer art cL art director set dec. set decorator m. music cost Demers, Alois Stranan, Don Harris ed. Pat Hingle, Jeff McCrachen, August shooting begins October 16 forS weeks costumes Lp. leading players exec. p. executive producer p. producer assoc. p. Jacqueline Thiedot asst ed. Yves Cha- Schellenberg Carmen Wolfe, Mollie in Toronto, p. Maurice Smith d. Rafal associate producer line p. line producer p. sup. production supervisor p. man. put music Ennio Monricone cast Van Dorsser. Fred Keating Wendell Zielinski cLo.p. Miklos Lente, esc cost production manager p. c. production companydist distributorAn asterisl<i*) fol­ Helene Robitaillelab. sd. studio Sonolab Smith, Albert Angus, Margot Kane, Ray des. Nancy Kaye ward, mistress Terria lowing the film's title indicates financial participation by the Canadian Film unit pub. Roselyne Poulin (5141 878- Kelly, Tanloo Martin, Maurice Wolf Kim Smith make-up Ava Stone cast Media Development Corporation. ^ 1474 Lp. Lino Ventura, Claudia Cardi- Maser, Zaie Daniel, Creg Rogers, "Bill Casting gaffer Jock Brandis nale, Bernard Giraudeau, Beatrix Van Fisher, Bryan Hall, Thomas Peacock, Til, and Pierre Frag, August Schellen- Barbara Reese, George Clutesi, Denis berg. Marc Olivier, Michelle Leduc. Lacroix, Jack Ackroyd, Paully Jardine, MUTDAL Chris Judge, Clare Drake, Francis Dam- PROOOCTIONS LTD. berger, Graham McPherson, Paul Hub-, (514) 526-3761 ON LOCATION bard, Rob Roy, David Lereaney, Dennis Robinson, Kaye Corbett, Bonar Bain, FOR THOSE IN LOVED/ asst. art d. Lise Farand gaffer Don Neil Foster, Arthur Burgess, Daryl Me­ ENGLANDER nard, Greg Coyes, Walter David, Kevin AU NOM DE TOUS Saari key grip Johnny Daoust grip LES MIENS Emmanuel Lupine, Pierre Charpentier Rizzoli, John Littlechild, ATLANTIS FILMS LTD PRODUCTIONS INC. A six hours TV series and a two hours set dec. Enrico Campana se* dresser (416) 960-1503 (403) 421-8480 feature film both shot in English and Maurice Leblanc prop master Gilles French. That Canada/France co-pro­ Aird props Marc Corriveau ward. des. duction, based on the book by Martin A series of six 1/2 hour dramas based on RUNNING BRAVE: THE Blanche Boileau ward, mistress Ren6e GEMINI FILM PROD. LTD. Gray, started shooting August 9, 1982 in Canadian short stories, to be filmed in April cost Maria Davignon make-up STORY OF BILLY MILLS (416) 968-2429 Hungary. Will also shoot in France, Alberta, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Marie-Josfee Lafontaine hair Bob Prit- (Formerly titled Indian) United Stales and Canada. In Monli-eal Island, and Toronto beginning July 18 in chett sd. Donald Cohen boom Eric Feature about the Olympic winner Billy THATS MY BABY shootingshoutd start September 14 for4 Banff, Alta, To continue to October '82. Zimmer bes» boy Charles Hughes cast Mills to be shot entirely in Alberta. ShoiJting from August 29 to October 9, weeks Estimated budget $10M. p.c Budget: $600,000. p. Seaton McLean, IMtll Andree Champagne/Duo Casting Shooting began August 10 for approxi­ 1982 in Toronto, in 16mm. p./€L Edie Mutual Productions (Mll.i/Producteurs Michael McMillan, Janice Piatt. extras Barbara Cartwright Lp. Karen mately 10 weeks. Budget of $8M. from Yolles p. man. Cynde Scott p. sec Associes i Paris) exec. p. Pierre David Valentine, Ben Masters, Brian Murray, the Ermineskin Band, p. Ira Englander Melody Comrie sc John Bradshaw, Edie (Canada)/Andre Djaoui (France) p. Joe Silver, d. Don Shebib p. man. Don Buchsbaum Yolles co-d. John Bradshaw 1 st 2nd & Claude Heroux |Canada)/Jacques p. cast superv. Martha Moran unit 3rd a.d. David Hynes, Martin Weinryb, Strauss (France) d. Robert Enrico scr. THE BAMBOO BRUSH amn. Brian Ross, Nick Gray p. co-oriL Alison Till (also p.a.) d.o.p. Bill Reeve Tony Sheer, R. Enrico d.o.p. Francois Fifth film in a series of six to begin Angela Heald loc man. David McAree 1st asst cam. Steve Deme scL Gord Catonne (France) cont Monique shootingOctoberls in Toronto, d, Sturia CORPORATION 1st a.d. Martin Walters 2nd a-d. Mac Thompson art d. Anne Beeton ward. Champagne sd. Claude Hazanavicius GunnarSson sc. Joe Wisenfeid Bradden 3rd a.d. Bill Mizel, Karen Annie Nibolajevich cont Tannis Baker Lp. Michael York, Brigitte Fossey, Macha IMAGE M & M LTEE Gruson, Deborah LeFaive cont Chris­ gaffer Sandy Carroll boom Marc Chias- Meril, Jacques Penot, Cec Linder, David BOYS AND GIRLS (514) 878-1474 tine Wilson office p.a. Norm Fass- son best boy Ira Cohen key grip Chris Boll, Helen llugues, Julie Khaner, Susan Sixth film in the series. Shooting begins bender p. sec Donna Waring p. auditor. Dean grip John Darakjian p.a./driver Roman Crew for Montreal: p.man. Nov. 4 in Toronto, d. Don McBrearty sc. SONATINE Shirley J. Gil! p. ace Linda JelTery- Mitch Harrison grip asst Mark Silver Roger Heroux p. sec Patricia Cahill art Joe Wisenfeid shooting of the feature film began Sep­ Ludlow ace asst Wendy P. Kraft cast ward, asst Carmel McLean props d. Franpois de Lucy 1st a.d. John Fretz tember 27 and should end November 5, The Other Agency cast p. a. Sandra mistress Liz Morgan asst props David asst cam. Paul Gravel boom Denis 1982. Estimated budget of SIM, exec. p. Cowan p. des. Carol Spier art d. Barbara Thomson ed. Steve Withrow p. acct/ Dupont cost Paul Andr^ Guerin elec Ren6 Malo p. Pierre Gendron p. man. Dunphy asst art d. Alfred art dep. cast asst Debra Scott toe man. Bruce Don Caufield props Tom Coulder p. C.B.S. TELEVISION Suzanne Haineault sc, d, Micheline trainee John Blackie, Liz Amsden set Sefton cast Anne Tait, Marlin Hunter man. asst Jean-Marie Loutrel lab. Bel- Lanctot a.d. Ben6 Chenier d.0.p. Guy dec Rose Mary McSherry set dressers extras Peter Lavender make-up/hair levue Pathe cast Ginette d'Amico pub. (514) 521-2301 Jim Erikson, Jacques Bradette, Carl Bitt- Lee Lanhan craft serv. Trudy Morris Lise Dandurand'Paratel (514) 526-7706 (212) 975-4571 Dufaux 1st & 3nd ass*, cam. Yves Drapeau, Michel Bemier unit man.
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