CINEIiAie PRODUCTION GUIDE by Del Mehes and Yves Gagnon

1st assl cam. Don BiJler sd. mix. Theumer d. Lutz Schaarwaechterd.o.p. Comar, Shelby Gregory, PeterKaye, Tom Michael Tromer key grip Edwin Quinii Miklos Lente, c.s.c. art d. Lindsey God- McDonald. grip Tom Gilligan, William Kerwick dard p.man. (Canada) Jason Paikow- he following is a list of films in production (actually before gaffer Richard Quintan elec. Ray For­ sky l.p. Sybil Dannynt, Tony Franciosa, the cameras) and in negotiation in Canada. Needless to say, tune, Charles Meere, Francis Brady, Mike Isabelle Mejias, T the films which are still in the project stage are subject to LIGHSTCAPE MOTION^ Proscia jr. generator Vincent Brady changes. A third category, In Pre-production, will be used to PICTURE COMPANY LTD. consult, to cost. des. Ruth Morley (416) 465-1098 cost. des. Edna Hart ward.superv, indicate films which are in active pre-production, having set a Jennifer Nichols ward.asst. Eddie date for the beginning of principal photography and being EHRA MODERN THE JVIUSIC OF THE Brenner make-up Joe Cranzano hair engaged in casting and crewing). Films are listed by the name of PRODUCTIONS SPHERES Phil Lito transp. capt. Hari^ Leavey the company which initiated the project, or with which the (416) 967-6551 Shooting began Oct 4, 1980 in Toronto. drivers James Sweeney, William Buck- project is popularly associated. This is not necessarily the name Budget: $110,000. A scifi comic horror man sr., Chester Malinowski prod.asst RU]VIOURS OF GLORY - nlm shot in English and French, p. Alan Steinfeld of the production company. Where the two companies are BRUCE COCKBURN LIVE Philip Jackson d. Philip Jackson p. MONTREAL CREW 2nd a.d. Marie different, the name of the production company, if known, is also Shooting began Nov. 19/81 in Denver, man. Gabrielle de Montmollin sc Philip Theberge 3rd a.d. Martha Laing unit given. In instances vvrhere a producer has asked us not to list a Colorado. Budget $420,000. A rocl( music Jackson, Gabrielle de Montmollin man. Michelle St-Amaud castdir. project, or to withhold certain credits due to ongoing negotiations, documentary and concert film. p. Bill d.o.p. Nadine Mumenick conL Doris Arden Ryshpan art design Charles House and Peter Walsh assoc. p. Bernie Lapierre diaL coach Yseult Buxel Dunlop art dep. adm. Tina Boden we have respected his request. Finicelstein d. Martin Lavut d.o.p. Vic mlniaturea Michael M. Sloan, Jeff Bei^ prod. assL Roger Dufresne set dec. Sarin sd. John Thomson concert sd. tram. Grand Illusion Co. siL Ross Red- Serge Bureau asstdec. Denis Hamel Please telephone additions and up-dates information to: engineer Eugene Martynec for True fern Lp. Anne Dansereau, Peter Brikma- const. Harold Trasher, Normand Sarra- Cinema Canada (416) 366-03SS or (514) 272-S3S4. North Records. nis, Jacques Couture, Kenneth Gordon, zing head carp. Bruce Jackson, Claude Ken Lemaire, Sandy Kyser. Simard sp. efx. John Meighen prop master Jacques Chamberland props Film credit abbreviations Vincent Fournier 1st asstcam. Yves d. director asst. d. assistant director sc. script adapt adaptation dial dialogue FILMPUN Orapeau 2nd asst.cam. Michel Girard pli./dop. photogi^phy sp. ph. efx. special photographic effects ed. editor sup. ed. M & M FILM boom Thierry Hoffman key grip Serge supeiTising editor sd. sound scL ed. sound editor sd. rec. sound recording p. des. INTERNATIONAL INC. production designer art d. art director set dec set decorator m. music cost (514) 849-6051 PRODUCTION LTD. Grenier slills Takashi Seida ward. costumes Lp. leading players exec p. executive producer p. producer assoc p. (416) 469-5106 (416) 968-9300 Louise Jobin ivard.dresser Diane Pa- associate producer line p. line producer p. sup. production supervisor p. man. (416) 469-4195 quei prod.asst. Michele Forest, Chris­ production manager p.c production company dist distributorAnasterisitC) fol­ VINCENT PRICE'S tian Bernard pub.reL Monique Mallet- lowing the film's title indicates financial participation by the Canadian Film VIDEODROME DRACULA Leger 1514) 288-6251 l.p. George Segal, Development Corporation. Shooting scheduled to begin in Toronto (for credits see under Atlantis Films Irene Cara, Nicholas Campbell, Clark on October 27, 1981. With an estimated Ltd.l Johnson, Barbara Cook, Joyce Gordon, budget of $6M. exec. p. Pierre David, Andy Martin Thomson, Laura Harring­ Victor SolnicJd p. Claude Heroux ass't RAFFE IN CONCERT ton, Bob Lawrence, Teny Hellis, Peter p. Larry Nessis p. co-ord. Roger Heroux starring Raffe and Fred Penner. The 1/2 Wise, Emidio R. Michetti, Antonia Ray, ON LOCATION p. man. Gwen Iveson ass't p. man. hour family special for T.V. will wrap Charlotte Jones, Matt Craven, Arleigh Janet Cuddy prod. sec. Angela Gruen- Dec. 20, 1981 in Toronto. Peterson, Tony Sherwood, Chris Russo, AMULET PRODUCTIONS CBC/RADIO-CANADA thal exec, p.'s sec. Ellen Rosen p.'s Joel Kramer, Polly Magaro, George Har­ sec. Monique Legare loc. man. David ris, George E. Zeeman, Ernesto Gasco, (416) 596-1411 (514) 285-2863 Coatsworth scr. David Cronenberg d. Evan Hollister Mirand, Norris Domingue, SNEAKERS ElVIPIRE INC. Cronenberg d.'s personnal ass't Ri­ ON-LINE Pierre Lalonde, Irene Kessler, Gloria Iri- A six-one hour theatrical production to chard Zywotkiewicz Ist, and a.d. John zarry, Roland Nincheri, Johnny O'Neil, Feature film on a junior tennis tourna­ Board, Libby Bowden 3rd a.d. Rocco ENTERTAINMENT INC. start shooting December 4 1981 in Mon­ John Aichinger, Steven Lanke, Paul Be- ment began shooting on November 9, Gismondy cont. Gillian Richardson treal. p.c. CBC/Radio-Canada in co-pro­ dard, Jose Santos, Michael Dynia, Frank in Saratosa, Florida, with a budget of prod, assts. Richard Spiegelman, (514) 274-9371 S4.3M. exec. p. John Basset and Larry duction with the National Film Board Antonsen, Harold Holden, JeanThivier- exec.p. Mark Blanford p. Paul Risacher Howard Rothschild art d. Carol Spier Nessis p. John Basset d. Joe Scanlon sc. Ist and 3nd art d. Barbara Dunphy, ROCK MYSTERIES ge, Ingrid Vanderwater, Evere Ferguson, Stuart Gillard line p./d.o.p. Don Wilder d. Mark Blanford &. Denys Arcand &, Two One hour documentary for T.V, on Robert Spivak. Kevin Brownie, David Doug Jackson p.man. Connie Ballam Tom Couller art d. trainee Jo-Ann art d. Bruno Bubeo Ist and 2nd ass't Landenheim video co-ord. Michael several tragic deaths of Superstars. Samain, Francis Lamer, Ada Fuoco, d. Tony Lucibello, Ehzabeth Halko p. a.d, Ist: Louise Turcotte Gerlache Shooting began August 20 and should Charles Manuel, Marty Star, Ben Lawson, Znd : Jean Gadoua cont. Johanne Pre- Lennick ist ass't video Lee Wilson man. Dom Buchsbaum l.p. Susan An­ end December 20. Locations in North Christine Reamus, Deepak Massand, gent unit man. Maurice Gingras, Jackie d.o.p./oper. Mark Irwin Ist ass't/ ton, Jessica Walters. focus Robin Miller 2nd ass't/clapper/ America and Europe. Budget: S1.25M. Jacqueline Williams, Robert Jezek, Van Echten, Yvon Payette assoc.p. Lynn Griffith. (NFB) Stefan Wodoslawsky adm. (IVFB) loader James Crowe stills Rick Porter exec. p. Steve Grossman, John Parikhal Tamara Lynch p.sec. Lise Gagne d.o.p. set dresser Angelo Stea 1st and 2nd p. Peter Alves sc. Parikhal d. Alves Alain Dostie cam.op. MicheJ Caron ass't set dres. Enrico Campana, Gareth d.o.p. Tom Hurstyn (various crew). Wilson 3rd set dresser Gary Jack prop ATLANTIS FILMS LTD. asstcam. Ist: Daniel Jobin; and: Production of eighteen musical life-style SPHINX PRODUCTIONS Nathalie Moliavko-Visotski sd. Richard master Peter Lauterman asst. props (416) 960-1503 Greg Pelchat cost. des. Deiphine White special with musical group as Rolling Besse boom Ester Auger gaffer Roger Stones, Foreigner, Journey, April Wine, (416) 445-7492 CHAJUBERS, TRACKS & Martin elec. Claude Derasp key grip ass't des. Eileen Kennedy ward, master Arthur Rowsell u'ard. ass't Loverboy, filondie. Moody Blues, Van GESTURES (1931-1978) Emmanuel Lepine art d. Pierre Gar- Halan, Tom Petty, Hall & Gates, Stevie POETRY IN MOTION One hour TV special about the life of neau cast.d. Emma Hodgson casLasst. Maureen Gurney ward, traineeDenise Woodley head make-up Shonag Jabour Wonder, Rick James, Pointer Sisters, Shooting from Oc. 24/81 to Dec, 25,1S81 Canadian artist Jack Chambers. Princi­ Barbara Cartwright set design Hubert and others... Various lenght between 30 hair stylist Ga6tan Noiseux sd. Bryan in Toronto, San Francisco and New- pal photography in Spain and Ontario. Poirier asstdec. Robert Chabot, Pierre and 90 minutes. To be shot during To wrap Dec. 28, 1981. p. Michael Mac Despars, Jean Leroux make-up artist Day boom Michael Lacroix gaffer Jock York. Feature lenght documentary on Brandis key grip Marris Jansons asst November and December 1981. exec. p. Millan, Seaton McLean, Janice Piatt co- Guy Juneau make-up assts Jean-Char­ Steve Grossman p. Peter Alves (various contemporary North American poetry, d. John WaJker, Christopher Lowry sc. les Pelchat, Claudie Taillon hair stylist key grip DaVid Hynes const, man. Bill p. Ron Mann d. Mann d.o.p. Roben Harman ed. Ron Sanders casting crew). Lowry d.o.p. Walker sd. Aerlyn Weiss- Jean Viriato cost. des. Fernand Rain- Fresco consult. Emile De Antonio sd. (principal actors) Walker/Bowen, man. ville cosLasst. Renee Tardif dressers David Joliat ed. Peter Wintonick poets: Jeannette St-Laurent, Andr6 Vouton Clare Walker (416} 653-6500 extras Peter John Cage, William Burroughs, Allan WAYS OF HEARING staging crew leader Raymond Fon­ Lavender (416) 787-4305 comptroller Ginsberg, Irving Layton, John Giorno, taine staging crew Femand Charpen- Serge Major ass't compt. Gilles Leo­ LES PRODUCTIONS Michael McClure, Phillip VValen, Ann Presently shooting. A series of 3 docu­ nard tech. advisor Denise Di Novi mentaries about hearing impairment. tier, Michel Martinez, Femand Harnois, CLAUDE LEGER Waldman, John Cooper Clarke, Bob Donato Monaco sp-efx. GiUes Rousse) prod, ace"! Lacia Kornylo ass't acc't Woodward, Diane Prima. p. Michael MacMillan, Seaton McLean, Rachelle Charron bookkeeper Maureen (514) 288-6251 Janice Piatt d. Janice Piatt d.o.p. Alar set dec. Herve Ouimet prop mast. Maurice Dumas design coord. Ray­ Fitzgerald unit pub. Jill Spitz (416) 485- Kivilo. 5717 Lp. James Wood and Deborah THE NEIGHBOUR SALTER PRODUCTIONS mond Lestage drivers Jacques Cham­ shooting began November 6 in New- pagne, Brian Camacho, Raymond Cas- Harry, Sonja Smits, Peter Dvortsky, Lynne CANADA IN Gorman, Les Carlson, Julie Khaner, York for one week, and in Montreal LTD. TODAYS WORLD tonguay, Daniel Uzycki l.p. Kenneth November 30 for 5 or 6 weeks, with a Welsh, Jennifer Dale, Peter Dvorsky, Reiner Schwarz, David Bolt, Jock Creley, (902) 423-5081 Now shooting, 1/2 hour documentary on Lally Cadeau. budget of $5.8M, p.c. Neighbour Film Canada for the NFB. p. Michael Mac Mitch Martin, Joe Ziegler, Gabriel Ar­ Inc. p. Claude L6ger p.asst. Anne Burke cand, Lynn Jackson, Paul Hebert, Do­ SIEGE Millan, Seaton McLean, Janice Piatt d. d.'s assl. Suzanne Fisher d. Max Fisher nald Pilon, Graham Bachelor, Mary Fey, An action thtnller shot in Halifax, Nova Seaton McLean d.o.p. Alar Kivilo ed. ls< a.d. Pierre Magny sc. Leila Basen, Mireille Thibault, Paule Baillargeon. Scotia, from November 25 for approxi- Robert Wylam. Max Fisher cont. Marie La Haye p. mately three weeks. Budget $750,000. FREELOADING man. Francine Forest compt. Micheline exec.p. Michael Donovan p. JohnWalsch VINCENT PRICE'S PRODUCTION Bonin p.sec. Jacqueline Wanner art d. p.man. W. James Bruce p.assl. Douglas DRACULA (416) 977-5311 Anne Pritchard art dep. coord. Barbara Meggison d. Paul Donovan, Maura Independant co-production between CINEOUITY FOUNDING Shrier d.o.p. Francois Protat sd. Patrick O'Connell d.o.p. Les Krizsan sd. Pierre Atlantis Films Ltd, and M & M Film FREELOADING Rousseau cost. des. Francois Laplante Dostie boom Alan Scarf elec. Ian An­ Production. One hour T.V. special about CORIPI . shooting began Nov. 6 for 3 weeks in make-up Marie-Angele Protat hair­ derson sp.e{x. John Walsch gaffer the true story of Dracula starring Vin­ (416) 863-6878 Toronto. Budget: combination of de­ dresser Gaetan Noiseux. Michael Ruggles ed. Keith Brewer si- cent Price. To wrap Dec. 4,1981. exec.p. ferred salary and good faith, assocp. \EW-YORK CREW and a.d. Roger ed. Martella Tower unit man. Deborali John Muller, Michael MacMiilan assoc. JULIE DARLING Fraser McAninch &, Joe Sutherland d. Pugliese trainee Ann Egbert intern. Cohen l.p. Doug Lennox, Keith Knijiil p. Henia Muller, Janice Pratt, Seaton A canadian-West Germany co-produc­ Chris Terry &. Sutherland d.o.p. Suther­ Richard Schlessigner p.man. Pete Run- Jack Bloom, Jeff Ptistil, Branda Bazinel, folo asst to p. Diane Foti p. coor. McLean d. John Muller d. o.p. Alar Kivilo tion. Shooting November 16 to Decem­ land sc. Sutherland Ist a.d. David Earl Daryl Haeny, Tom Nardini. Sarah Carson art d. Misha Petrow set p.man. Bruce Pittman sd. Brian Avery ber 11 in Berlin. Following with one Pamplin p.nian. Robert Wertheimer gaffer Hugh McLean sd. Reynauld Tru- dec. Daniel Von Blomberg prop master script Kate & Ted Lonsdale ed. Seaton week in Toronto, p. John'Pozhke, Mau­ del cont Tanis Baker l.p. Richard John K. Wright cam. op. Don Sweeney McLean l.p. Vincent Price. rice Smith co-p. (Germany) Ernst Von 40/Cinema Canada/December ei-January 82 To be on top of the news, subscribe to Cinema Canada

FILM FIVE INa THROUGH THE EYES IN PRE-PRODUCTION IMPERIAL PRODUCTIONS OF TOMORROW (416) 960-5433 LTEE A series of eight features lenght for TV. photography to begin Summer 1982. Scheduled for 1982. p. Tibor Takacs, THE BIRDS OF PREY* Stephen Zoller, ATLANTIS FILMS LTD. exec.p. John and Henia MuHer sc. Victor To begin shooting in 1981 p., d. Daryl (416) 960-1503 Schwartzman. Duke sc. Clive Exton ph. Billy Williams LITTLE DEVIL p-design Trevor Williams pub. Robert To be shot in Spring 1982 in Montreal THE TOMORROW CITY Ramsay Communications. with an estimated budget of $1.5 million. NORFOLK 90 min. made for T.V. drama. Shooting NEIVIOAK FILM p. Jacques Raxniont co-p. Louis-Claude COMMUNICATIONS LTO scheduled for Summer 1982 in Ontario, PRODUCTIONS rhibaiill assocp. Robert Bastien sc p. Michael MacMillan, Seaton McLean, FILMLINE PRODUCTIONS Raymont, Dan Fioreila pur. Michelle (416) 961-8400 Janice Piatt based on novel by Monica (416) 691-0878 Langevin. Hughes. INC. SMOKE BELLEW DOWNTOWN 1514) 284-9309 GUNSMITH fL'ARMURIER] Six one hour drama series based on 12 episodes, public affairs for television To be shot Spring 1982 in the Lauren- short stories by Jack London, to begin p. Bryan Gliserman sc. d. Michel Chan­ CROSS COUNTRY tide north of Montreal with an estimated shooting February, 1982 exec. p. William BIP PRODUCTIONS dler host Linda Mote. A police crime drama. Pre-production budget of $1-5 million, p. Jacques Ray­ Macadam. (416) 863-6878 scheduled for February 15, 1982 and mond co-p. Louis Claude Thibault sc, PERFORMANCE OUT OF THE SILENCE THE LAST BUTTERFLY shooting for April 1st, in Montreal with d. Louis Claude Thibault i.p. Jean Coutu 26 episodes, documentary/variety for a S2M estimated budget, p. Pieter Kroo- assoc. p. Robert Bastien p.r. Michelle Six one hour drama series scheduled for To begin shooting Fall '81 with a $4 television p. Christian Daniel sc. d. April 1982. exec. p. William Macadam million budget on a Canadian/French/ nenburg, David Patterson sc. John Langevin. Daniel, Michael Chandler host (various). Hunter d. Paul Lynch. sc. Bob Carney. Czechoslovakia n co-prod action, exec, p. John Pozhke line p. Steven North d. TALES OF TERROR REBEL HIGH KUPER PROD. RED RIVER Karel Kachyna l.p. Marcel Marceau. 9 episodes, 30 minutes for tetevision sc. Script under development only. Feature Six one hour period drama series, con­ d. Michael Chandler cast TBA (casting schedule for 1982 in Montreal with an (416) 961-6609 sultant/ Alix Amet. by Canadian Film Casting Services). estimated budget of $2M p. Pieter Kroo- CHILD OF MELKIM PRODUCTION nenburg, David Patterson sc. Steven STILL SECRET : DANTE'S INFERNO Alix. THE HOLOCAUST THE WAR OF THE SPIES (604) 738-5217 p. Jack Kuper sc Jack Kuper, from the Feature production to be shot early 1982 Ten one hour documentary series re­ THE BABY CLOCK cast TBA for further information contact book by Jack Kuper. search, Rob Roy. A one hour docu on the dilemna facing Christian Daniel (416] 69HJ878. LES FILMS CENATOS childless career women in their thirties. (418) 527-9054 LN. FILM LTa NO DRUMS, NO BUGLES Start date shooting November 28, 1981. MUSIQUE OUTRE-MESURE (514) 527-2356 Feature for TV ; Espionage series. Budget $180,000, p. Elvira Lount p.man. RUBICON FILM Kim Steer d. Lount co.-d./d.o.p. Bob Dramatic TV serie of 13 half-hour for FRANKENCAR PRODUCTIONS INC. youth based on sound and music. Pilot Asgeirsson ass't cam. Julie Moreton An action film to be shot on location on PERSEPHONE art d. Steer sd. Ralph Parker ed. Barbara project had been shot from July 19 to 28 the various Canadian raceways. Estimat­ F.vans music Ann Morlifee Int. Ann (416) 226-9102 with money from Radio-Canada and ed budget; about $2 million. Some PRODUCTIONS LTO Institut queb^cois du cinema, exec. p. I¥lrie, photography to be done in California. Pauline Geoffrion p.man. Jacques Bonin (416) 960-6039 RAOUL WALLEPTOERG p. Didier Fdrr6 England, ce d. Rossignol music by Bellavance l.p. Bellavance, Walter Boudreautt, LES MEJVIOIRES D'UNE To be shot in Vancouver with a Israel and Sweden, p. Wayne Arron, budget of $5 million exec p, Peter Snell M & M FILM David Harel assoc. p. David Vorke sc. CHANTEUSE ALLEMANDE Feature film to be shot 1982 in Montreal. p. Gail Thompson sc Mark Rosen d. Bill Peter Lauterman d. David Harel d.o.p. Kruet, PRODUCTION LTD. David Vorke ed. Avi Lev. FILMPLAN p. Didier Farri d., BC. Jean-Pierre Le- cours. (416) 968-9300 TELEM0NTA6E INC. " INTERNATIONAL INC. DRAMA OF THE OC~EANS (514) 849-6051 POINT FILMS INC. Foui'-one hour T.V, specials on the ocean (514) 875-6323 MAINSTREAM (514} 457-3636 as mans last frontier. Rased on the work DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY (»f Kiisabeth Mann Borgese. Principal PRODUCTIONS LTD. VIRULYSSE Estimated budget $6.5 million p. Claudt CALL ME UNCLE phoiography to begin Summer/Fall of (506) 642-3683 Script writing in process, only. Projected A series of 26 animated programs, 30 Heroux exec p. Pierre David, Victor 1082. exec.p. John and Henia Muller d. shooting for 1982. Estimated budget of minutes each. The pilot is in production, Solnicki d. Harvey Hart sc. Lenny Wise, LE PIQUE-NIQUE Jacques Gagne d.o.p. Jean-Claude La- and the series will start shooting in $1.5M. p. Wayne Grigsby sc David brecque sd. Serge Reauchemin. Victor Solnicki, F"iona Lewis, Zalman A one hourT.V.drama to be shot entirely Fennario d. Allan Nicholls. October, p. Pierre Delanauze d., sc. King, Lynn Gailer pub. Paratel (514) 845- in St-John, New Brunswick, in both Gilbert Gratton p. man. Jean-Marc La- 0111 and David Novek and Assoc. (514) French and English. First part of the film GIMP pointe art. d. Vianney Gauthier, a.d. 284-2113. to be shot this Winter in the snow, the A 90 min, made for T.V. feature in co­ Michel Gauthier music Pierre F, Brault rest of it to be shot next Spring. Budget PRIMEDIA PRODUCTIONS operation with the CFD('. Principal marionnettes made and operated by fl O'CLOCK exec. p. Pierre David, Victor Solnicki p. $140,000. p. George Hargrove d. Michael the Theatre de I'Avant-Pavs. Payne sc. Rino Morin-Rossignol art d. LTD. Claude Heroux sc Brian Taggert d. (416) 361-0306 JeamClaude Lord. Lyall Hallum p. man. Elizabeth Ashton. TOTEM BILLY BISHOP GOES PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION With a $6 million budget p. Claude TO WAR scheduled for March 1982, Shooting in Heroux exec p. Pierre David, Victor MANITOU spring 1982, with an estimated budget BBC Scotland Studio in Glasgow. To be ASA PRODUCTION INC. of $7 million US. p. Christophe Harbon- Solnicki. PRODUCTIONS LTD. co-produced with the BBC and the Co­ ville, Nicholas Clermont assoc. p. Gilles THE "QUE'EN^ (416) 924-2186 lonial Repertory Theatre Company. With Chartrand p. superv. Jim Margellos d. (514) 288-4011 p.c. A Clanadian /France co-production original cast: Eric Peterson and John Robert Altman l.p. David Bowie, Geral- GO BOY Gray. exec. p. Richard Nielson. dine Chaplin Story based on the book by in association with Ratuca Nathan and HIT AND RUN* Scheduled for spring 1982, exec. p. Julian Freeman, Easter Egg Hunt. Rakix Films p. C^laude Heroux sc Jean- To begin principal photography in PieiTe Jaubert. Ralph ElUs p. William Davidson sc. GREY OWL Montreal on a $5 million budget, p. Davidson, based on autobiography by Scheduled for 1982. Co-production with Joseph F. Beattbien, Nicole M- Boisvert CRAWLEY FILMS A FRIEND INDEED Roger Caron consult Roger Caron. Yorkshire Television, Based on Lovat p. man. Lyse Lafontaine d. Robin Spry (613) 728-3513 Dickson's biography "Wilderness Man", sc. Douglas Bowie, Arthur Fuller, Spiy, FRANKENSTEIN DbN~T~HfFfHE 3-pari mini series fortelevision. sc. Alan based on the book by Tom Alderman- Plater exec p. Pat Ferns and David Cun- THE STRANGE ONE* p. Claude Heroux exec p. Victor Sol­ PANIC BUTTON Scheduled for 1982, exec. p. Ralph Ellis, lisse. special effects photography has begun. nicki, Pierre David 80., d. David Cronen­ ASTRAL BELLEVUE PATHE Location filming in Toronto, Ireland, p. William Davidson sc. William David­ berg. son and Martin Lager, based on a story (514) 748-6541 Scotland on a budget of S4 million. HEAVEN ON EARTH Shooting begin in March '82 p.c. Crawley FOR THOSE I LOVED by Lager scheduled for 1982. Co-production with MIRI Films Production p. Budge Crawley sc. A c:anada/France co-production based Yorkshire Television. Made for TV An Israel and Canada co-production to adapted from a novel by Fred Bosworlh on the book by Martin Gray p. Andre Movie, sc Magaret Atvvood and Peter be shot in Israel in 1981. p. Harold "The Strange One" d.o.p. Robert Ryan Djaoiii iProducteurs Associes), Gilbert MURPHY-FOX Pearson exec.p. Pat Fems and David Greenberg d. Tzipi Trope. ph. Robert Ryan, Patrick Carey sp. efx Goldschmidt (Madeleine Films), Pierre Cunlisse. ph. Patrick Carey, Robert Ryan. David, Victor Solnicki, Claude Heroux PRODUCTIONS INa ' IFilmplan Internalionall. PELAGIE^LXCHARETTE^" To be shot in 1982. (514) 487-1400 am. FILM CO. INC ENGLANDER Scheduled for 1982, Co-production \vith FUNNY MOVIE, EH? Gaumont Distributor, Based on novel by (514) 844-13.00 PRODUCTIONS INC. GILLES STE-MARIE Antonine Maillet. Script in development. p. Jack F- Murphy, Andrew Alexander exec. p. Richard Nielsen. BREAK AWAY ET ASSOCIES INC. scr. Sean Kelly, Tony Hendra, Ted Mann To be done in 1981. p. Bruce Mallen ass. INDIAN (514) 844-2886 d. George Mihalka d.o.p. Rodney Gib­ bons. CFDC participation. p. Carol Klein exec, p Michael Gilbert. Feature film about the Olympic winner Billy Mills to be shot entirely in Alberta SALUT SANTE II CANAMERICA in Spring 1982 with money from the (FORMERLY TITLE) NEW FRONTIER FILM INC. FILMCORP INC. Ermineskin Band of $8M. p. Ira-Englan- The last 13 programs of a TV-series of (416) 921-7462 der 9c. Sheryll Hendrix Englander 26. Each program 24 min. 40 sec. Shoot­ subscribe today (514) 288-0266 Prod, Canadian coord. John Fletcher ing should start January 1982. p. Gilles NO PLACE LIKE PARADISE (Edmonton! (4031 420-1961 pub.rel. Ri­ Ste-Marie asst p. man. Nicole Jasmin Scheduled for Spring 1982 Feature FASTER EGG HUNT chard Leary from Mahoney/Wasserman research, sc Max Cacopardo, Chris- lenght for TV. p. Tibor Takacs, Stephen Schedule for shooting in England in (Los Angeles) 1213) 5S0-3922. tiane Duchesne. Zoller d. Tibor Takacs sc Stephen Zoller

Cinema Canada/December 81-January 82/41 xTirrzHSE ll PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION G L A S S I F I E THITADVENTURERS Priced to sell. 320-seat theatre in OF HUDSON'S BAY RAYMOND DAOUST For Sale: 16 mm Moviola. (416) STUDIO SPACE Central Alberta in thriving oil, gas 637-2153 (79) Scheduled for 1982. Co-production with (514) 526-6621 5000 sq. ft. and agriculture area. Cement-block Telecip in France. A six-part dramatic full grid and stucco construction. Newly de­ mini series, exec p. Pat Ferns and Roland GUILTY OF For Sale: Arri S serial no. 5741, corated. New screen. Includes spa­ 70 x 23 ft. eye Gritti, BEING INNOCENT variable speed motor, Angenieux 75 KV power source cious living quarters and 2-car heated Principal photography to begin in (he 17.5 to70 mm zoom, Schnider Xenon modern production offices garage. Excellent business. THEIXTTLE VAMPIRES 1982, in Gasp*, p. Raymond Daoust. 25 mm fl.5 and 50 mm 12.0, Schnider dressing and make-up rooms (403) 882-3479 (80) Scheduled forl982. A nine-part children Cinegon 11.5 mm fl.9, matte box, CALL: (416) 678-2637 drama series, German co-production mini dure battry 2 cables and charger. Editing equip. For sale: 16mm mo­ with Polyphone of Hamburg, exec.p. R.J. LANGEVIN $1900 (613) 235-2739 (79) viola, synchronizer, squawk box, Richard Nielsen and Christoph Mattner, (418) 687-3326 Experience researcher/writer/ moviescope, bench with rewinds, bin. For Sale : Proiector16mmHokushln production assistant available for Tel.: (416) 967-9183. (80) BOraluFmjCCASION/ ST-LOUIS SQUAR"E X300, Zenon Arc Lamp. Professional historical research, script develop­ shooting in Montreal with a budget of auditorioum capabilities, easy load, THE TIN FLUTE $5 million in 1982. p. Robert Langevin ment, pre-production planning. Also Providing all types of services for Co-production with Rose Films. A five amplifier and extension speaker. production-dlstribution-exploitatlon, sc. Gilles Carle. familiar with retrieval of visuals (film hour adaptation by B.A. Cameron and Like new. Valueover $3,000. - Sacri­ and stills, memorabilia, documents, etc. With 40 years of theatrical, non- fice $1,600.-Call John (416) 828- Claude Fournier from the book by Ga­ props, etc.) For information, call Jill theatrical and TV experience, we 7732. (79) guarantee satisfaction on the follow­ brielle Roy. execp. Marie Jos6e Ray­ Patrick (416) 368-9944.67A Portland mond and Pat Ferns. ROBERT COOPER Street, Toronto (77) ing services: secretarial, photo­ Clnecraft: 16mm-6plateSteenb6ck copying, telephone answering, ac­ PRODUCTIONS GODS FROZENTEOPLE for rent or lease. Call George (416) Office for rent, downtown Toronto. counting, mail forwarding and receiv­ (416) 922-2251 363-9423. (79) ing, reservations, script-typing, (BERNIE BRADEN'S Call Jill (416) 368-9944. CANADA) (77) finding and arranging locations. THE TERRY FOX STORy For Sale: Stellavox AMI Mono (ste­ Patricia Johnston & Carol Tezuka, A 6'part documentary to be co-produced Project presently being scripted by John reo professional mixer. Phantom pwr For Sale: Angenieux Lenses-ex­ Patmar Production Services, 505 with the BBC. sc Eric Nicol cxecp. Pat and Rose Kastner. Scheduled shooting" and full eq. custom rechargable pwr cellent optics, wide angle 10 mm Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 502, Toronto Ferns. for April 1982. p.c. Robert CooperiPro- supply. Complete with locking Halli­ F 1.8, auto Focus, as new $325. Zoom MSN 161,(416)482-0014 (80) ductions Inc. burton case. Firm $3,500. Rob You nd 17-68 mm F 2.2 used $275. Call EMPEROFPTC^" --^— (604) 738-6209. (79) Henry 735-4841 or 276-2834. Made for TV movie. Script in develop- Bookkeeper: fast, accurate book­ menl. Coproduced with Tensel Media OFF THE RECORD (77) keeping available for film personnel For Sale : Nagra III with SQ crystal Productions, CFCN of Calgary and CFRN Robert Cooper producing for 20th Cen­ New position: for person with a and actors done by film accountant. of Edmonton, exec.p. Pat Ferns and tury Fox. sc. Steve Tesich. $2,500. Rob Yound(614) 738-6209. Reasonable rate. Call Cynde (416) (79) good working knowledge of the film Nick Bakyta. industry to be trained in the handling 534-4001. (80) Wanted : Modern steel used or new of film insurance. (416) 787-0304. SEAGULL PRODUCTIONS (76) Eclair ACL camera (French), 2 new standard drive-in screen. Phone model 400' magazines, CP conver­ LES PRODUCTIONS (514) 844-9444 Mike (306) 692-4527. (79) For Sale: CP-16 Reflex Sound Ca­ sion motor, 12-120 Angenieux zoom DE lA CHOUEHE lens, 2 Cine 6012 volt belt batteries, MEMOIRS Film Producer seeks horror, sci-fi, mera Most recent model. Camera (514) 288-5719 OF MONTPARNASSE body, 4 mags, 2 batteries, Crysta- custom-made cold weather and or thriller/adventure screenplays for To begin in Montreal with a $4 million sound amplifier with Auricon sound­ sound barney, aluminium halliburton X LOVES MALEINE features. Ultraflix, 44 Jackes St., carrying case. Package for$17,000. budget p.c. Seagull Production exec. p. head. Low usage on amp & head. To shoot in Montreal with a $375,000 James Shavick p. Larry Hertzog sc. Pent, no 12, Toronto M4T1E5. (78) Excellent condition, no problems. Call Bill Casey, (514) 487-3431. (80) budget sc. Paul Toutant, Monique Marilyn McCormick pub. The Network Asking $11,600. Call John (416) For Sale : CP-16 Reflex with crystal Champagne, Marc Voizard d. Marc (416) 368-6175, David Novek Assoc. (5141 469-4975 (76) Bruce Mann does variety, host of Voizard. sync. Built in amp and sound head. twoTVseries, film, two LPs-Canada 264-2113 cast. Casablanca. Angieunneux 12-120,3 mags, 2 bat­ U.S., England, gigs. (514) 733-8630, For Rent: 6 plate 16mm Steenbeck, teries, and many extras. Call (416) 694-3515. (80) CALIFORNIA CHABLIS 368-5418 (78) good condition. Call(416) 533-6770. In Vancouver with a $3.5 million bud­ (74) LES PRODUCTIONS Jean-Pierre Aumont Fan Club. get p. James Shavick sc. Steven Man­ For Sale: Arriflex S 16mm, variable Free details. Write: Carol Cade, 185 LA GAUCHET INC. ners cast Casablanca. speed motor, 2-400' magazines, Fill on sale. 35mm and 16mm avail­ able Call Ken (416) 465-1654. Clarence Street, Brantford, Ont. (514) 845-8186 three lens plus accessories. Excel­ N3R 3T2; lent condition. $5,000. (614) 878- (74) THE FRILL OF IT ALL SELKIRK FILMS INQ 9290. (78) ACTRESS and professional singer. A comprehensive indebt 60 min. docu­ Estate Sale: Indoor theatre and mentary on Canadian fashion to be shot (416) 967-5550 adjoining commercial property (to­ Speaks 4 languages, looking for job. Space for rent: 500 sq. ft. Corner in the beginning of 1982 in Canada, U.S.A. gether or separate). Ideal business Call Hayda: (519) 578-7298 (80) office in downtown film centre. Call and Europe with an estimated budget of GOODBYE CALIFORNIA and development opportunity. Jim $225,000, p. Raymond Gravelle, Patrick A Canada/U.K. co-production sched­ (416)593-1809. (78) (403) 349-3939 or 349-3267. Ted Scripts and outlines available for Vallely d. Vallely researchers Ewa uled for next spring p. Peter Snell d. Don (403) 465-6776. (74) your film, TV or industrial production. Sharp sc Sharp, Alan Scott, ChrisBryant. STUDIO SPACE Childrens scripts also available. Zebrowsky, Barbara Cartwright, Bert Marotte, •4000 sq. ft. studio Studio Space for rent: 4200 sq. ft Contact: A La Mode Productions, SIGNAL FILMS INC *15ft. x20ft. eye Queen-Spadina, second floor Im­ 67A Portland St., Toronto M4C-5L4. THE IVTAGNUM KID (514) 482-7447 *Dark room, change and make up mediate possession. (416) 862- (416) 366-6675 (80) A Feature co-production to be shot in facilities 0199. (74) OVER HIS DEAD BODY Celebrity Hostess Service. Chauf- 1982 in Montreal with an estimated •Kitchen and reception area To be shot in Montreal in.1982, with a fered limosine upon request. For more budget of $500,000. f».c. Les Productions *$100.00 per day Editing Equipment for sale: 16mm budget of $4 million, p. Alfred Pariser information call: (416) 921-9495. La Gauchel Inc. and fiare Film Produc­ Contact United Studio c/o Production and35mmSteenbecks, 16mm Series tions Inc. exec p. Raymond Gravelle p. sc, d. Morrie Ruvinsky. Manager, 9 Davies Ave., Toronto 900 Steenbeck 16mm 4 Plate Sera Mark Nader sc,d. Nader d.o.p. Patrice Emergency Service. Finest ciba- M4M 2A6 (416) 469-2672. Flatbed, 35mm Moviola 2 Sound Massenet sd. Don Cohen pub. Coletie chrome display prints for publicists, Heads, 16mm Moviola. We buy and Martin/(514) 845-8186. sell all types of Motion Picture Equip­ photographers, etc. Rush? No prob­ STAR TRIPPER LTD. For Sale : Auricon 16mm sound-on- ment. Canadian Motion Picture lem. Silver Developments, 14 Altas film camera, Duncan conversion, Equipment Rentals Ltd. 33 Granby Ave., Toronto M6C 3N4. (416) 463-1102 with 12-120 Angenieux zoom lens Street, Toronto, Ontario M5B1H8. (416) 656-7652. (80) LES PRODUCTIONS STAR TRIPPER "" Tel.: (416) 977-7113. (74) and several accessories. Excellent S.E.P.T, INC. Shooting is scheduled for 1982. A rock condition. (514)288-8523. (78) Actress looking for parts. Any role (514) 270-1496 musical with an estimated budget of Summer screen writing; The T.V. 20s - 30s. (416) 245-5544. Paget $1.3M. p. JimHenshaw,PaulHoffertand ForSale: Eclair ACLcamera (French), and Film Institute is pleased to pre­ R69634 (80) LA CLE DES BOIS Brenda Hoffert sc. Jim Henshaw p. 2 new 400' magazines, CP conver­ sent a two-day seminar with by Sy A 13 half-hour series for television to be man. Sally Dundasd.ZaleDalenmoslc sion motor, variable speed crystal, Clown around with "Pockets the Field, June 20-21. Mr. Field will con­ shot in January 1982, with an estimated Paul and Brenda Hoffert art d. Charles Clown", actor-clown available for 12-120mm Angenieux zoom lens, 2 duct an intensive seminar on methods budget of $390,000 p. and d. Andre A. 'Dunlop. new cine 60 12 volt batteries, cus­ of writing your screenplay. Members your film, TV or live appearance. Call Belanger concept&sc Ixiuise Felletier tom-made cold weather and sound of the workshop may attend five ad­ "Pockets" at 366-6675 (80) pub. re. Sheila Burke. N.B.; This docu­ barney, aluminum haliburton carrying ditional lectures with agents and mentary TV-series does not require case. Package for$20,000.00(Cdn.) producers from Toronto and Holly­ Published writer available for script actors. TAURUS 7 INC. CallBillCasey(514)487-3431. (78) wood at the University of Alberta. critiques, script-editing, and rewrites. Call-(403) 437-5171 orwritetoTV. Feature film experience. David (514) 288-1888 Typist: fast, accurate, neat, work at and Film Institute, Box 10, Sub. 11, Sharpe, 101 Roxborough St E, Toronto home, scripts, manuscripts, synop­ (416)964-6482 (80) QUADRAMEDIA INC. BLOODROOT TT sis, etc. Reasonable rates. Pick up (416) 466-4656 Feature film to be shot in Montreal witli and delivery. Call (416) 783-1870. Cinema Canada has a classified ad policy, aimed a budget of $1.2 million, exec. p. Earl A. (78) at Stimulating communication within the film SKILLINGS MOUNTAIN Agulnik p. Claude Castravelli p. man- community. Insertions in the classified column will Scheduled for spring 1982. Budget Ray Roth loc man. Lawrence Severs d, For Sale : Hokushin projector, and be run free of charges for individuals with $800,000. ACFC crew. p. Ian Stuart execp. Castravelli art d. Celine Fournier d.l|J| multitrack magnetics (16mm) play­ Hans Koehl d. Joe Scanlon. Roger Racine sd. Pierre Racine. ,:: back dubber with interlock and re­ subscriptions, wishing to place industry-related ads. mote control. Also 16mm Moviola. For companies and organizations, the classified TlDERIUS FILM ^ Best offer. As is. No delivery. Phone rate of $0.50 a word applies. So, if you are looking KAFAL PRODUCTIONS INC. CORPORATION Cathy to arrange viewing. (416) 598- for a job, want to buy or sell something, offer a service (514) 932-0396 (416) 869-6529 0467. (78) or share information, write to : HOT TO TROT Thisfilm wont be shot before 1982 ; date ON THE BRINK 16 mm UNIDEK equipped editing to be announced, p. Rafal Zielinski d. Canadian production to be shot* room available for rent or lease. Daily/ Cinema Canada Box 398, Rafal Zielinski sc. Edith Rey, from a ary 1982 with an estimated budff weekly rates. Reasonable. Call Da­ 67 Portland, Toronto Outremont Station, story by Rey and Zielinski. 8 to 9 million. p. Garth H. Drabini niel (416) 363-5217 or 12 Mercer St. M5V2M9 Montreal H2V4N3 B. IVlichaels d. Michael Bitchie Toronto. (7^)

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PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION IN THE CAN Fox (North America), Orion Pictures sec Lucie Paquette prod, proba­ TRIMEOIA ANIMAGE INC. (other territories), Christmas release tioners Michel Viau, Martin Fournier (403) 264-4460 1981. sc. Yves Simoneau d. Simoneau ed. arnoLD (418) 692-4188 Simoneau ass't ed. Guy Picard music ATHABASCA comp. Le groupe Maneige and Bob To be shot in Edmonton with a budget of LES DOUX AVEUX Walsh lab. Bellevue Palhe unit pub. $2.4 million p.c Trimedia Studio/Great Drama feature. Shooting began on LAURON PRODUCTIONS CineForum/Christiane Gagnon (418) 692- Bear Film Ltd. exec. p. David Dortol p. September 9 and ended on October 9, (416) 967-6503 4188- Alec MacDonald sc David Dortot, 1982. Budget of $368,000. In Quebec city. p. Gaston Cousineau p. man. Danny THE DISABILITY MYTH Chalifour p. superv. Bernard Dansereau One hourdocumentary forT.V. Shooting LES PRODUCTIONS U.F.a HOLDINGS sc. Fernand Dansereau and Dominique began June/81. Part one of proposed 6 YOSHIMURA-GAGNON Levesque with collaboration of Bernard part series, p. Alan Aylward exec. p. (514) 670-1060 Dansereau and Florence Bolte. d. Fer­ Ron Lillie, William Johnston d. Doug (514) 467-1422 nand Dansereau ed. Jose Heppell unit Williams ed. Harvey Zlatarits post DOUBLE BARREL pub. Gaston Cousineau, Christiane prod. Lauron Prod, narration John LAROSE, PIERROT. To be shot in Vancouver with a budget of Gagnon/Animage Inc. 1418) 692-4188. With Hurt. ET LA LUCE $1.9 million, exec p. Sam Gabamonte participation of CFDC and Institut que- Shooting began on July IS and ended and Leonard Trager p. Claude Castra­ becois du cinema. 13 MINUTES TO WAIT October 7, in the county of St-Hyacinthe 1-hour TV based on Steve Podborski. p. velli sc Gerry younkins. Hollywood barks (Quebec) with an estimated budget of William Johnston p. Ron Lillie d. William $600,000. p. Yuri Yoshimura-Ga^on CINEOUITY FUNDING Johnston ed. Judy Krupanszky post and Claude Gagnon p. man. Yoshimura- prod. Michel Jones Editing music Fred CORP. Gagnon prod, ass't & research Nicole 99401 CANADA INC. Mollin. (416) 863-9727 Saint-Jean p. sec. Maryse Richard sc. (514) 932-0833 Claude Gagnon d. Gagnon ed. Gagnon ARNOLD; DEATH BITE - sd. ed. Louis Dupire ass't ed. Petitclerc DOG OF THE NORTH lab. Bellevue Pathe pub, Sylvie Trem- A suspense thriller shot in Toronto from MOTHER LODE FILMS LTD. Shooting scheduled for Spring 82 with blay (514) 738-0392. an estimated budget of $4M. exec. p. August 24 to October 16, 1981. With a (604) 984-4121 Robert Barclay p. John Francis Brinck- budget of $4.9M p.c. Hyperion Film man sc. John Francis Brinckman d. Production & Distribution Co. Ltd. exec, MOTHER LODE Sylvio Narrizano ed. Max Benedict sp. p. John G. Pozhke p. John G, Pozhke and Shooting began September 28 for 7 weeks SEAGULl/BRADY efx superv. Wally Gentleman sp. efx Maurice Smith co-p. Gord Robinson si:. in Vancouver with a $6M budget exec, PRODUCTIONS LTD. John Allison animal trainer Lloyd Don Enright d. William Fruet Him ed. p. Peter Snell p. Fraser Heston p. man. Beebee unit pub. Prudence Emery. Ralph Brunjes. Les Kimber p. co-ord. Cathy Howard (514) 844-9444 sc. Fraser Heston d. Charlton Heston FILMPLAN film ed. Eric Boyd-Perkins prod, con­ TILL DEATH US DO PART troller Jim Westwell unit pub. Marilyn The Shooting of that comedy mystery INTERNATIONAL Heston pub.rel. Bozell Jacobs &, Part­ began on August 26 and ended Septem­ (514) 849-6051 ners/Holly Levine Toronto (416) 962-8330. ber 13, in and around the Montreal area. CBC brings home awards exec. p. David Brady p. James Shavick, DREAMLAND (FORMERLY Lawrence Hertzog assoc. p. Peter Jobin TORONTO - CBC television ing to drive, which also aired TITLED MODELS) p. man. Danny Rossner p. coord. Kathy on CBC, won first prize in the Start shooting August 31 in Montreal Wolf exec, in charge of prod. Julian films have won awards at thi^e NATIONAL FILM BOARD Marks p. acct. Kay Larlham ass't to p. international festivals this past transportation category. and ended November 13, 1981, with a budget of $5M. exec. p. Victor Solnicki, OF CANADA Karen Gruson p. ass't Vaniko Palis sc. month. At the International Film Peter Jobin, Timothy Bond d. Bond lab. Pierre David p. Claude Heroux p. man. (514) 333-3298 The "Ten Toronto Street" and Television Festival in New Roger Heroux d. Jean-Claude Lord ed. Bellevue Pathe pub. Mark Lalonde/David York, four C6c productions Jean-Claude Lord ass't ed. Jean-Pol LA QUARANTAINE Novek Associates (514) 284-2133 with the episode of The Canadian Es­ participation of the CFDC. and two independent films Passet unit pub. Pierre Brousseau 15141 Shooting began September and ended tablishment was selected as a 849-6051 press agent Suzanne Daning- winner in the spontaneous produced in conjunction with November 12, 1981. In St-Hyacinthe the CBC won honours. Just burg (5141 849-6051 Ass't press agent (Quebec), p. Jacques Valine p.man. human category at the 17th Oksana Dykyj (514) 849-6051. Laurence Pare sc. Marthe Blackburn, TAURUS 7 INa Another Missing Kid, produced Anne Claire Poirier d. A. C. Poirier unit Yorkton International Short (514) 288-1888 Film and Video Festival in and written by John Zaritsky pub. Mireille Kermoyan/NFB (514) 333- 3298, Yorkton, Saskatchewan. Mar­ for the 'fifth estate' series, won GUERRILLA HIGH LES TRANSISTORS garet Chandler also won a the Gold Medal for investigative PRODUCTIONS LTD. "Shooting began July 6 and end on No­ Yorkton craft award for best reporting. Two CBC produc­ (416) 252-3521/252-5093 LES PRODUCTIONS vember 15.1981. Shot in Montreal with a picture editing for her work on tions earned a Silver Medal for LE LOUP BIANC INC. budget of$880,000, A six hourTV drama ! drama .A Far Cry From Home, BATTLE ZONE - forteenagers. p-c Les Films Transistors the film. "Ten Toronto Street" ADAMS HIGH (418) 692-1910 Inc, with the participation of la Soci^t^ was produced, written, and written by D.A. Cameron and Shooting scheduled from August 17 to Radio^Canada and TF-1 (France) p. LES YEUX ROUGES directed by Michael Gerard. directed by Gordon Pinsent, October 19 in Toronto with a $4.3M Claude Castravelli, Yves H6bert execp. and You've Come A Long Way, budget. Corttemporary social drama Shooting began October 28 in Quebec Earl A. Agulnik p.man. Mario Nadeau Katie, produced by Jeannine about crime in highschool. exec. p. to November 23, 1981 with a budget of sc. Michel Collet d. Yves Hubert film At the International Rehabi­ Mark Lester co-exec. p. Merrie Lynn $353,000. p.c Les Productions Le Loup ed. Claude Jobin a8st.ed. Jean-Marc litation Film Festival in New Locke. The Man Who Hid Anne Ross p. Arthur-Kent sc. Arthur Kent, Blanc with money from the CFDC, Insti­ Magnan lab. Bellevue Pathe sd.studio York, the CBC won honours for Frank, produced, virritten, and Mark Lester, John Saxton d. Mark Lester tut quebecois du cinema and Radio- Cin^lume date of release : First epi­ directed by Harry Rasky, won a ed. Henry Richardson ass't ed. Tim Canada, p. Doris Girard p. ass't Moni­ sode on TV in January 1982. the fifth successive year. Pre­ que Nadeau p. man. Michel Perusse p. natal Diagnosis : To Be Or Not Bronze Medal in the documen­ Eatoh; Gary Gegan. To Be, produced, directed, and tary category. narrated by David Suzuki from Profile Communications HUMUNGUS FILM a script by Tara CuUis, was Inc.'s production of Terry Fox : named best film on the pre­ PRODUCTIDNS I Had A Dream, produced by RECORDING STUDIO IN YORKVILLE vention of disability. The film John Simpson and Scott Hamil­ (416) 869-1781 was based on a segment from * 16 tracks - $25.00 per hour ton in association with the HUMUNGUS * Rupert neue console the CBC-TV series The Nature shooting began August 10/1981 and CBC, won a Silver Medal for * MC1 16tk tape recorder of Things. Free Dive, a film by documentary. North To The ended September 12. Horror film to Paulle Clark and Wendy Camp­ be shot in Markham, Sparrow Lake, Top Of The World, a Manitou- Toronto (Ontario) with a budget of $1.1M. bell for Horus Productions Inc., CBC co-production, executive p. Anthony Kramreither exec. p. Mi­ CAPTAIN AUDIO RECORDING STUDIOS which was bought by the CBC producer Ralph Ellis, which chael Stevenson p. man. Nick Gray p. 133 Hazelton Ave., Toronto, Ontario M5R 2E4 and screened last spring, won appeared as part of the CBC-TV superv. Gwen Iveson unit man. Mi­ first prize in the recreation chael McDonald se. William Grey d. Phone (416) 924-2106 Wild Canada series, won a Paul Lynch category. Right of Way, a film Silver Medal in the nature and about disabled persons learn­ wildlife category. INTERNATIONAL CINEMA CORPORATION UNIVERSAL STUNTS (514) 284-9354 Katherine —Parh; Specialist STUNT WORK , QUEST FOR FIRE A co-production between Canada and We cater to your every need framAtoZ /^^'"- France, Budget S9.5M, Shooting began "ON LOCATION" Our services are October 2119M in Scotland and Kenya, and it ended on May 16,1981 in Canada. BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNER of no direct cost p.& Cinetrail Inc. p. John Kemeny, Denis H6roux, Claude L^ger tL Jean- ALSO SNACK SERVICE totheproduction Jacques Annaud film ed. Yves Langlois P.O. Box 141 asst Glen Berman sd. ed. TBA music Call Katherine '^ar TBA lab. Bellevue-Path^ (Montreal) sd. Montreal-Nord studio Bellevue-Path^ (Montreal), (416) 869-1976 Oue HIH 5L2 Bellevue-Pathfe (Toronto) if with Dolby Tel (514)322-6844 S>vtem pub. reL David Novek Asso­ ciates (5141 294-2113 dlst 20th Century- Cinema Canada/December 81-January B2/43