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' CINEMA CAN •A D A BY HOllY JOHNSON he following is a list of current projects being produced in McCann honey wagon driver John Shooting January 20 in Toronto. The GOOD MORNING WORKOUT Landry, Brian Gazeley sd. Kenneth Canada. Only TV series and films over one hour are Bray post p. sup. Catherine Hunt post fil m will be telecast in the '881'89 TV show p.Jd. Peier Au . Miller light Blair Burke I. p. Bill p. co-ord. Louise Moritsugu p. man. season, sc. Anna Sandor d. Gordon Thompson, Ken Winford. Tina D. included. Projects are separated into four categories: On Rodenhiser, Mary Izzard, Deborah T David Greene ed. Tom Joerin. Bill Plnsent p. William Gough line p. CINAR FILMS INC. Location, Pre- production, Projects in Negotiation, and In the Can. ·Pooch'Goddard8sst. ed. lanLamon Joseph Partington story consult. Jim (514 ) 843-7070 Em merson. linda Pusby, Kyle Miller, pub. Terry Poulten Osborne 15t a. d. David Webb 2nd SMOGGIE5! Richard Colli ns. While films in the project stage are subject to change, o-n1y those a. d. Cynthia Gillespie unit man. AI An official Canada! France OPERAT ION GUANTANAMO in active pre-production at the time of publication - those which ANNA PRODUCTIONS INC. McPherson p. des. Arthur Hemon co-production produ ced by Cinar A 2- hour movie ( upon sale of a 22 x (416 ) 750-4596 aiSt. des. Doug Payne set dec. Peter Films , Montreal and Initial Groupe, 1/2h TV senes ) about the FBI and ha ve set a date for beginning principal photography and are also THE 0000 MOTHER Razmovsky cost. Suzanne Mess Pans. Shooting in Monrreal and Pans RCMP investigations into the engaged in casting and crewing - are listed under Pre-production. A Touchstone Pictures Production. makeup Mario Cacioppo des. co-ord until fall '89. 26 x 1/2 h animated smuggling of Cubans from '6 1-'65 Shooting in Boston and Toronto started Bill Perry film ed. Bruce Annis d. o.p. television episodes. p. Micheline through the port of Halifax into the U S The In Negotiation section is published every other month due to April 15th. p, Arnold Gllmcher d. Kenneth Gregg light. Len Watler Charest, Ronald A. Weinberg, Jean p. Joseph Landry, Brian Gazeley d. lack of turnover in projects. Films are listed by the name of the Leonard Ni moy sc. Mic hael Bortman casting Susan Morgan cont. Nancy Cazes d. Gerald ponerton Or19. Idea Joseph Landry. Brian Gazeley ed. p. man. David Coatsworth 1st a. d. Beck p . sec. Twila Linden I. p. John Gerald Ponenon sc. Michael Shon Jonpaul Vincent cam. Joseph Burke company which initiated the project, or by the company that is Tony Ludbello p. co-ord. Mara Vernon. Jan Rubes. Martha Gibson , anlm. d. Pino Van Lamsweerde anlm. set des. Michael Miller grip Leonard popularly associa ted with it. The production company is not McSweeny. Sharon O'Dwyer cam. Patricia Coll ins. Ken James. Les Gerry Capelle, Zialko Grigic orlg. m. Miller p. a. Michelle Smith hair & David Watkin set dec. Hilton Carlson, Chuck Sham ala. Ula Judy Henderson theme song Jo makeup Barb Moore props & ward. necessarily the same company which initiated oris associated with Rosemarin cost. Susan Becker ed. Kedrova, Robert Wisder. Patrusha Raposo dlst. Cinar Films pub. HF.lather E. Gazeley I.p. Michael the project. Peter Berger art d . Richard Harrison Sarakula, Nicholas Rice, Tanya Lorraine Jamison, David Novek Haynes, Jim Fowler, Barb Moore. ad. David Lee pub. Darryl Wrightdlst. Jacobs. Associates. (5 14) 284-211 3. Garren MacFadyen. When two companies are different, the name of the production Buena Vista Pictures Distribution L p. UNDER THE UMBRELLA TREE OPERATION OUANTANAMO company, if known, is given. If producers ask us not to list a Diane Keaton. Liam Neeson . Jason This pre-school series is a variety show CLASSIC VISIONS FILMS INC. A 22 x l h episode TV series. Shot Jan. Robards. Ralph Bellamy, Teresa with puppets and a permanent host. (4 16) 225-8103 27 unti l May. FBI and RCMP project or to withhold certain credits because of ongoing Wright, James Naughton, Katey Sagal. Holly LaRocque. The series is strongly VISIONS investigations into the smuggling of negotiations, we respect their request. Projects are up-to-date as oriented towards music with a happy A feature film for TV. Shot on location Cubans from '61 ' '65 through port of blend of entertainment and education. in Venice. p. /d. Bruno Pischiutta p. Halifax into the U. S. p. Joseph Landry. of the 15th of the month preceding publication. ATLANTIS p. c. Nore en Young Production in Eric O. Ashiaw I. p. Irma Olivero, Fred Brian Gazeley d. Joseph Landry, Brian Please telephone additions and up-dates to: (416) 462-0246 co-production with CBe funds TFC Ballantine. Gazeley p. d. Michelle Smith film ed. THE TWILlQHT ZONE Started production in April , exec. p. Jonpaul Vincent cam. Joseph Burke Cinema Canada (416) 596-6829 or (514) 272-5354; london Films and Atlantis Fil ms are Noreen Young, p. Sheila Petzold d. COSCIENT INC. set des. Michael Miller grip leonard FAX (514) 270-5068 collaborating with CBS Broadcast Wayne Moss, Richard Mortimer se. (514 ) 284-2525 Miller halr!make-up Barb Moore International on 30 new 1/2 h sci-fi Ken Sobel pub. Barbara Chernin, LES CARNETS DE LOUISE. props/ward Heather E. Gazeley I. p . FILM CREDIT ABBREVIATIONS episodes of the classic series Shoot (416) 975-6776. A TV series of 52 episodes. Completed Michael Haynes, Jim Fowler, Barb acc. accountant B.d. assistant di rector adapt. adaptation admln. administration began April 25th and will continue WHAT'S HEW shoot May 22. p. Richard Laferriere, Moore, Diane Goyene, Garren anlm. animation art d. art director assoc. p. associate producer cam. cameraman through '88 on location in Toronlo. A weekly 112-hour series produced by Laurent Gaudreau d ./p. co-ord. MacFadyen, Greg Faulkner. Bri an cast. casting director co-p. co-producer cont. continuity cost. des. costume Delivery of the shows is slated to begin CSC TV Network Children's Andre Guerard d. Laurier Bonin, Louis Hiltz. Michael Gazeley, Michelle Smith, designer d . director dev. development dial. dialogue dist. distributor d .o.p director in fall. exec. p. Mark Shelmerdine. Department in Toronto. A frank, fun Faure. Melanie Smith. Bill Thompson. of protography ed. editor elec. electric ian exec. In ch. of p . e)(ecutive in ch ief of Michael MacMillan p. Seaton McLean. fast-paced show for and about LA FOURCHETTE D'OR production exec. p . executive producer funds. financial se rvices gaff. gaffer glnny dlst. of the new episodes will be teenagers, the world they live in, their 105 x l/2h daily programs on cooking IMAGE OVER TIME op. ginny operator hair hairstylist key grip key grip light d . light director line p. hne handled by CBS Broadcast inte rests and concerns. The show until end of May. d. Pierre Gagnon p. (416) 762-4377 producer loc. man. location manager m. music narr. narrator orig. m . Original mU:iic International and MGM/U A looks at news events and issues, Laurent Gaudreau RUSSIAN ROCK IS SCUM ON p. producer p . <I. production assis ta~1 p . acc. productIOn accountant p . c. production Telecommunications pub. Jeremy movies and music. always asking and L'INDtCE THE WAVE OF PERESTROIKA company p. co-ord. production co-ordinator p. des. production designer ph. Kantz. answering questions trom the Oaily show on business and economy A Canadian-Italian co-production. photography p. man. production manager post p. sup. post-production supervisor perspective of kids. Speci al acted with Radio Quebec. d. l ouis Faure Italian production co. : Professional props prop master pUb. publicity rep. reporter SC . SCript sd. sound sd. ed. sound CBC/ TORONTO segment on sexual harassment and exec. p. Richard Laferriere, Laurent Video of Italy (tel. 041-540- 11 22). A ed,I':)r sd. rec, sound recording set dec. set decorator set des_ set designer sp. tx. (416)975-3311 ch ild abuse. exec. p. Cindy Reyes p. Gaudreau p. Franc;:ois St·Laurent. 1-hou.r documenatary aboul special eHects sp. ph. h. special phOtographic effects stills ph. still s photography MR_DRESSUP Lynne Sleigh , Don na Lee Aprile, Dee GRAND AIR underground rock music in the story ed. story editor sup. ed. supervising editor sup. p. supervising producer tech. This well-known Canadian series with Gibney, Kathy Price host! p. Howard Weekly show with Radio Canada on U.S.S. R. Currently on location in d. technical directo r W. writer ward. wardrobe mistress t. p. leading players. Ernie Coombs as Mr. Dressup and Gree n and Suhana Meharchand pub. outdoor life such as hunting and fishing Moscow and Leningrad. p. Peter puppeteer Judith Lawrence as Casey Barbara Chernin, (416) 975-6776. d. Marie Larouche exec. p. Richard Wronski. Sergio PastreUo d. Peter and Finnegan, fealures art, stories, WONDERSTRUCK Laferriere. Laurent Gaudreau p. Wronski co-po Ornella Barreca assoc. Ghandari line p. Mary Kahn earn. Ray make-believe, songs and social An ongoing science magazine for 8 • Franc;:ois St-Laurent. p. Emmanuela Sanavia. On Location Braunstein p . sec. Allison Bain p. lessons. Produced by CBC TV 17 -year-olds, prodUCed by the CBC TV C'EST QUOI TON SIGNE? asst. lana Danielson p. acc. Maureen Network Children 's Department. p. Network Children's Department. A 1-hour monthly on astrology. d . Pierre LUMISPHERE INTERNATIONAL ACTION BASIS INC_ Fitzgerald casting Laela Weinzweig Sh irley Greenfield d. Don Brown pub. fast· paced series for young people who Duceppe p. Richard Laferriere, LTD. (41 6) 225-8103 office 8Sst.
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