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XTHT—MAG PRODUCTION GUIDE by Del Mehes and Michael Dorland a.d. Martha Laing conL Johanne Pre- national Cinema Corp. Budget: $1.6 mil­ FRANK COLE FILMS gent d.o.p. Franpois Protat 1st asst. lion, exec. p. Jacques Bodet co-p. Denis he following is a list of films in production (actually before, cam. Yves Drapeau 2nd asst. cam. Heroux p. H6lfene Verrier p. man. Lo the cameras! and in negotiation in Canada. Needless to say, (613) 523-0355 Michel Bernier stills Piroshka Mihalka raine Richard loc. man. Giiietie Guillard T the films which are still in the project stage are subject to A DEATH framer Jean-Pierre Lachapelle boom unit man. Louis-Philippe Rochon d. changes. A third category, In Pre-production, will be used to A theatrical feature drama atout beinga Normand Mercier sd. Claude Hazana- Jean Beaiidin sc. Arlelte Dion, Jean man. Locations : a room, and the Sahara vicius, Michel Guiffan, Marc Conil ed. Beaudin, Jacques Paris Ist a.d. Michel indicate films which are in active pre-production, having set a Desert. Five week shooting began Aug. (series) Pierre Bernier, Werner Nold Gauthier 2nd a.d. Louise Chantraine, date for the beginning of principal photography and being 22. May 1984 release. d./8C./exec. p. ed. (feature) Monique Foriier art d. Phil Comeau cont Monique Champagne engaged in casting and crewingl. Films are listed by the name of Frank Cole assL d. Richard Taylor p. Jocelyn Joly asst art d. Raymond art d. Denis Boucher props CharlcB the company which initiated the project, or with which the Robert Paege assoc. p. Bemice Kaye Dupuis art dept. coord. Barbara Shrier Bernier asst props Dino Bomato §p. d.o.p. Carlos Ferrand assL cam. Marc prop master Ronald Fauteux props efx. Gary Zeller, Louis Craig cost des. project is popularly associated. This is not necessarily the name Poirier aiiim. cam. Stosh Jessionka sd. Jean Labrecque ensemble dec. Jean- Francois Laplante dresser Marianne of the production company. Where the two companies are Etie Abdel-Ahad mus. David Irving Baptiste Tard on-set props Patrice Carter make-up Brigitte McCaughty different, the name of the production company, if known, is also mixer Daniel Pellerin ed. Jacques Bengle asst on-set props Ian Lavoie d.o.p. Pierre Mignol 1st asst cam. given. In instances where a producer has asked us not to list a Couillard art d. Elie Abdel-Ahad video painters Sylvie Lacerte, Claire Alary Jean Lupine 2nd asst cam. Chrlstiane conL Lea Deschamps creative cons. head make-up Marie-Angfete Protat Guernon stills Attila Dory gaffer Roger project, or to withhold certain credits due to ongoing negotiations, Anne Miquet cost. Mailin Boppe props asst make-up Blanche Pierrehumbert Martin best boy Guy Cousineau key we have respected his request. Anne Milligan, Francis Miquet make­ head hair Ga^tan Noiseux cost des. grip Vvon Boudrias grip Jean-Pierre up Kate Butler promotion Bill White Nicole Pelletier asst cost Lise Pinet Lamarche sd. Richard Besse boom Lp. Richard Taylor, Venetia Butler. dresser Sylvie Rochon wardrobe Esther Auger ed. Werner Nold asiL Please telephone additions and up-dates information to: Laurie Drew ivard. dresser Louise dresser Nicole Chicoine p. sec. Nicole Cinema Canada (416) 596-6829 or 1514) 272-5354. Gagn6 chief elec. Don Saari elec Chuck Hilareguy unit pub, Mireille Kennoyan Hughes, John Lewin l.p. Anne Letour^ Lp. Nathalie Chalifoux, Normand Pele^ Film credit abbreviations CONSERVISION PROD./ neau, Gabriel Arcand, Jean Carmet, mann, Francis Reddy. d. director asst ft assistant director sc. script adapt adaptation dial dialogue V^ronique Jannot, Denise PfliatraulL phVdop. pfiotography sp. ph. ef x. special photographic effects ed. editor sup. ed. DON CARMODY PROD. Donald Pilon, Pierre Curzi, Juliette Huot, supervising editor sd. sound sd. ed. sound editor sd. rec. sound recording p. des. (416) 474-0613 Serge Dupire, Louis l^par^, Doris Lussier, production designer art d. art director set dec set decorator m. music cost Michel Cdt6, Dominique Michel, Daniel costumes Lp. leading players exec p. executive producer p. producer assoc p. FRED C. DOBBS Ouimet. NATIONAL FILM BOARD associate producer line p. line producer p. sup. production supervisor p. man. GOES TO HOLLYWOOD pixiduction manager p.c production company dist distributor An asleriskl*) fol­ One hourcomedy pre-sold to Global TV. THE BLOOD OF OTHERS - MONTREAL Shooting began July 20 in Paris for 18 lowing the film's title indicates Tinancial participation by the Canadian Film Shooting in Aug. in Toronto. Already weeks on this political drama based on (514) 333-3422 Developnienl Corporation. shot one week in May in L.A. exec. p. the novel by Simone de Beauvoir p.c. Don Carmody p./d. Jim Hanley assoc. MORGENTALER Cine-Simone (Cdn), Filmax (France), p. Conrad Beaubien, Oriana Bielawski One hour docu-drama about Dr. Henry Antenne 2/Films A2 (France), d. Claude sc. Jim Hanley, Michael Magee Lp. Mi­ Morgentaler and Canada's justice system Chabrol p. Denis Heroux and John chael Magee. shooting July-August "in Montreal and Kemeny co-p. Gabriel Boustani exec, surroundings. p.c. NFB - Montreal (NFB/ p. LamarCard d.o.p. Richard Ciupka p. ON LOCATION STRANGE BUT TRUE CBC co-production) p. Adam Symansky des. Frangois Comtet cost des. Pierre Shooting began June 13 in Toronto, 24 exec. p. Robert Verrall d. Paul Cowan Cadot p. man. Jacques Bourdon sd. half-hour dramas based on true stories. dist NFB release date March 1984. Locations include, in and around To­ rec. Patrick Rousseau ed. Yves Langlois ABC-TV ronto, London-England. Air date Sept. 1st a.d. Michel Dupuy Lp. Jodie Foster, CBC 11,1983 on Global. p.c. Hanley-Carmody Michael Ontkean, Kate Reid, Lambert (416) 977-5023 (416) 925-3311 co-production in assoc. with Global Wilson. Stephane Audran, Alexandra Television Network and TVS in Great Stewart, Christine Laurent, Jean-Pierre COUGAR I LOVE A MAN Aumont. NATIONAL FILM BOARD ABC movie of the week began shooting Britain, exec. p. Don Carmody, James Aug. 3 for 17 days in Port Perry and IN A UNIFORM Gatward p./d. Jim Hanley co-prod. (514) 333-3422 Kleinburg Studios, p. Diana Kerew For The Record: Shooting Aug. 16-Sept. 6. Oriana Bielawski, Conrad Beaubien ST. LOUIS One-hour drama in Toronto, exec. p. creative consultant Alan Landsburg exec, in charge of prod. Sharon One-hour documentary, began shooting Sig Gerber p. Alan Burke d. Don Mc- art d. Nigel Hutchins p. man. Jane Sawyer d. Steven Foreman sc. Steven NATIONAL FILM BOARD March 1983 ; additional shooting sche­ Foreman, based on novel "An American Brearty sc. John Frizzell d.o.p. Ed Long. Beaubien d.o.p. David Fisher 1st a.d. Frank McAnulty tech. d. Cliff Lopes sd. duled for August 1983 in the St, Louis Ghosr" by Chester Aaron Lp. Matthew GENTLE SINNERS - MONTREAL district of Montreal. Spring '84 release. Vipond, Kim Houser. red. Robert Jim lighting d. David Wil- Shooting July 30-Sept. 7 in Manitoba, 2- letts asst. p. man. Frances Handelman (514) 333-3422 p.c. NFB ~ Montreal p. Marrin Cancll hour TV special, exec. p. Peter Kelly d. ed. Christopher Caslelyn casting Lu- exec. p. Barrie Howells d. Derek May EricTilId.o.p. Ken Gregg sc. Ed Thoma- DARK LULLABIES unit pub. Patricia Billing dist NFB cinda Sill world-wide dIsL rights: A two-part documentary about the effects, son, based on a novel by W.D. Valgard- Alan Landsburg Productions series of the Holocaust on the children of thei release date Spring 1984. son. Lp. Christopher Earle, Charlene host Barry Morse Lp. Marilyn Light- survivors and the children of the perpe­ ASTRAL FILM Seniuk. Ed McNamara, Todd Stewart, stone, Michael Ironside, James Douglas, trators, shooting in Israel, Germany,.' PRODUCTIONS Jackie Burroughs, Kenneth Pogue. Jackie Burroughs, Sean McCann, Harvey MontreaL New York, Chicago- Fall 1983. Sokoloff, Ken Pogue, Alfie Scopp, Maury p.c. NFB - Montreal p. Edward LeLoi^ SEEING THINGS Chaykin, David Calderisi, Nick Nichols. 1514) 748-6541 ^_ Eight one-hour series. Fifth episode, as rain/Irene Lilienheim Angelico/Abbey SUMMER CAMP DRAW yet untitled, shooting Sept. 8-21, written Neidik exec, p, Kathleen Shannon d. Feature-length Western made for HBO by Sheldon Chad p.c. CBC T.V. Drama Bonnie Sherr Klein/Irene Lilienheim FILMS LTD. about the last stand of two aging gun- Dept. assoc. p. Martin Wiener, Duncan Angelico/Abbey Neidik dist NFB re­ (416) 362-5907 fighters began principal photography Lamb, George McGowan ex. p. Robert INTERNATIONAL CINEMA lease date Summer 1984. Aug. 18 in Fort Edmonton Park, Alberta, Allan p. Louis Del Grande and David CABIN FEVER for six weeks, exec. p. Harold Green- Barlow d. George McCowan d.o.p. Nikos CORPORATION Feature film began shooting Aug. 3 to berg, Stuart Rekant p. Ron Cohen d. Evdemon p. des. Dan Yarhi music Philip (514) 284-9354 Sept. 6 in Beaverton and Toronto On. tario. U.S. dIsL Millenium IBoger Co;' Stephen Stern I.p. Kirk Douglas, James Schreibman ed. Vincent Kent sd. ed. LE CRIME NATIONAL FILM BOARD man) p.c. Summer Camp Films Ltd. p. Cob urn. Kevin Tovvnshend publicity David McCaughna. D'OVIDE PLOUFFE - EDMONTON Maurice Smith d. Miltlos Lente Ist a.d. Feature film and television mini-beries Peter Saunders 2nd a.d. Camilla Frie. based on the novol by Roger Lemelin (514) 333-3422 - berg p. man. Colin Brunton d.o.p. Fred shooting mid-July to mid-Oclober LONG LANCE Guthe ed. Marcus Manton art d. Sandy ATLANTIS FILMS througout Quebec. Canadian co-pro­ Kybartos cost. des. Nancy Kaye make­ One hour docu-drauia about an Ame­ up Vera Jordache gaffer Jock Brandis (416) 960-1503 CITY-TV ducers : ICC, in assoc.
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    • c I N E M A G • PRODUCTION GUIDE by Jamie Gaetz Linn Yann, a Cambodian refugee. p. Bob CAMBIUM FILM & VIDEO Goodwin sc. Christopher Knopf, Da vi d Simons p. FILMLINE man. Fitch Cady d. Simon Wincer d.o.p. Frank he following is a list of films in production (actually before cameras) PRODUCTIONS LTD. INTERNATIONAL INC. Watts lop. Wayne Rogers, Mary Kay Place. and in negotiation in Canada. Needless to say, the films which are (416) 964-8750 [MONTREAL)/ LES PRODUCTIONS Tstill in the project stage are subject to changes. A third categorY,ln THE ELEPHANT SHOW Pre-Production, will be used to indicate films which are in active pre-pro­ Second cycle of television series. In production ROBERT HALMI JEAN-LOUIS FRUND duction , having set a date for the beginning of principal photography and from August 14 to September 28 in Toronto In (819) 228-9222 being engaged in casting and crewing. Films are listed by the name of the association with the CBC. Participation of PRODUCTIONS company which initiated the project, or with which the project is popularly Telefilm Canada. p. Bruce Glawson, Arnie Zipurskv head writer Mark Shekter SC. Sharon (NEW YORK) LA FAUNE NORDIQUE associated. This is not necessarily the name of the production company. Hampson, Lois Lilienstein, Bram Morrison siory (514) 288-8833/ Series of 6 x 1/2 hour episodes for Radio­ Where the two companies are different, the name of the production com­ ed. Robert Sandler slory enos. Molly Thom Quebec. Documentaries shot in the Canadian d. Stan Swan p. man.