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BRITISH COLUMBIA FILM COMMISSION PRODUCTION STATISTICS 2006 2006 SHOT IN BC TOTALS Jan 1/06 - Dec 31/06 TOTAL PRODUCTIONS #%Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC % Features 53 23% $ 1,059,192,464 $ 474,375,230 39% TV Series 39 17% $ 690,847,253 $ 488,556,157 40% Movie Of The Week 63 27% $ 154,603,196 $ 130,433,485 11% TV Pilots 13 6% $ 45,216,121 $ 35,267,392 3% Mini Series 0 0% $ - $ - 0% Documentary 33 14% $ 26,311,775 $ 20,539,034 2% Short Films 11 5% $ 331,100 $ 331,100 0% Animation 18 8% $ 125,969,179 $ 78,370,891 6% 230$ 2,102,471,087 $ 1,227,873,289 DOMESTIC TOTALS # % Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC % Features 18 13%$ 71,536,055 $ 49,699,566 18% TV Series 14 10%$ 60,168,832 $ 55,781,010 20% Movie Of The Week 52 36%$ 125,180,040 $ 108,556,821 39% TV Pilots 4 3%$ 6,272,758 $ 5,730,000 2% Mini Series 0 0%$ - $ - 0% Documentary 33 23%$ 26,311,775 $ 20,539,034 7% Short Films 11 8%$ 331,100 $ 331,100 7% Animation 12 8%$ 58,427,300 $ 37,186,062 13% 144$ 348,227,860 $ 277,823,593 FOREIGN TOTALS # % Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC % Features 35 41%$ 987,656,409 $ 424,675,664 45% TV Series 25 29%$ 630,678,421 $ 432,775,147 46% Movie Of The Week 11 13%$ 29,423,156 $ 21,876,664 2% TV Pilots 9 10%$ 38,943,363 $ 29,537,392 3% Mini Series 0 0%$ - $ - 0% Documentary 0 0%$ - $ - 0% Short Films 0 0%$ - $ - 0% Animation 6 7%$ 67,541,879 $ 41,184,829 4% 86$ 1,754,243,227 $ 950,049,696 2006 SHOT IN BC TOTALS BY TYPE January 1, 2006 to December 31, 2006 FEATURE # Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC Domestic 18 $71,536,055 $49,699,566 Foreign 35 $987,656,409 $424,675,664 Total 53 1,059,192,464 474,375,230 TV SERIES # Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC Domestic 14 $60,168,832 $55,781,010 Foreign 25 $630,678,421 $432,775,147 Total 39 690,847,253 488,556,157 MOVIE OF THE WEEK # Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC Domestic 52 $125,180,040 $108,556,821 Foreign 11 $29,423,156 $21,876,664 Total 63 154,603,196 130,433,485 TV PILOT # Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC Domestic 4 $6,272,758 $5,730,000 Foreign 9 $38,943,363 $29,537,392 Total 13 45,216,121 35,267,392 DOCUMENTARY # Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC Domestic 33 $26,311,775 $20,539,034 Foreign 0 $0 $0 Total 33 26,311,775 20,539,034 SHORT FILM # Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC Domestic 11 $331,100 $331,100 Foreign 0 $0 $0 Total 11 331,100 331,100 ANIMATION # Total Budget Overall Total Spent In BC Domestic 12 $58,427,300 $37,186,062 Foreign 6 $67,541,879 $41,184,829 Total 18 125,969,179 78,370,891 DOMESTIC 144 348,227,860 277,823,593 FOREIGN Cdn $ 86 1,754,243,227 950,049,696 TOTALS 230 2,102,471,087 1,227,873,289 FACTSHEET BRITISH COLUMBIA FILM AND TELEVISION PRODUCTION 2002 - 2006 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 Year end Dec 31 Year end Dec 31 Year end Dec 31 Year end Dec 31 Year end Dec 31 Number Number Number Number Number of Production $ of Production $ of Production $ of Production $ of Production $ Projects Spent in BC Projects Spent in BC Projects Spent in BC Projects Spent in BC Projects Spent in BC production $ = millions of dollars DOMESTIC Feature Film 18 49.70 24 43.10 30 49.75 22 41.65 22 47.40 Television Series 14 55.78 18 88.93 15 100.34 22 89.45 7 51.20 Television Movies, Mini- Series, Specials, Pilots, Documentaries, Docudramas & Other 100 135.15 65 57.14 65 48.84 54 29.22 97 43.50 Animation 12 37.19 11 35.61 6 14.95 2 8.47 14 21.50 Total Domestic 144 277.82 118 224.78 116 213.88 100 168.79 140 163.60 FOREIGN Feature Film 35 424.68 39 580.28 16 191.56 25 821.58 15 413.70 Television Series 25 432.78 13 298.10 21 235.75 15 308.86 12 242.70 Television Movies, Mini- Series, Specials, Pilots, Documentaries, Docudramas & Other 20 51.41 28 80.69 31 137.52 25 91.62 32 166.20 Animation 6 41.18 13 49.82 10 22.49 4 13.71 6 7.40 Total Foreign 86 950.05 93 1,008.90 78 587.32 69 1,235.76 65 830.00 TOTAL 230 1,227.87 211 1,233.68 194 801.20 169 1,404.55 205 993.60 Shot in British Columbia Production Numbers & Values 1992 - 2006 1600 250 230 $1,405 1400 211 205 198 194 192 197 $1,234 $1,228 200 $1,180 1200 171 $1,108 169 $1,070 $994 1000 169 150 $808 800 $ Spent 102 $801 95 $631 100 600 85 Productions of Number 73 $537 $433 61 $402 400 $286 50 $211 200 0 0 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Year Production Dollars Spent in BC Number of productions made in BC Production Spend 1992 - 2006 1600.00 1404.55 1400.00 1233.68 1227.87 1180.37 1200.00 1108.48 1069.87 993.58 1000.00 807.99 801.20 800.00 630.58 537.26 600.00 432.81 401.97 400.00 285.97 211.22 200.00 0.00 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Year Canadian vs Foreign Spend $ Millions Canadian 1992 - 2006 $1,400.00 $1,235.76 $1,200.00 Canadian Spent in BC $1,008.90 $1,000.00 $950.05 Foreign Spent in BC $856.83 $760.97 $830.02 $800.00 $664.09 $587.32 $600.00 $424.53 $444.79 $361.84 $400.00 $297.53 $318.51 $405.78 $419.39 $363.20 $277.82 $188.10 $213.88 $145.29 $168.79 $224.78 $200.00 $251.64 $206.06 $175.06 $65.93 $97.87 $104.44 $114.30 $163.56 $- 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Year Shot In British Columbia Number of Features 1992 to 2006 70 60 FOREIGN CDN 50 22 39 29 40 16 35 25 30 22 15 Number of Features 14 15 15 11 11 10 20 32 30 27 8 24 21 22 22 10 19 17 17 18 18 15 16 8 0 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Year Shot In British Columbia Number of TV Series 1992 to 2006 40 35 30 FOREIGN 15 15 19 CDN 25 21 10 25 13 9 20 Number of Series TV 9 15 12 11 8 8 22 21 20 10 19 4 18 17 6 15 14 11 5 8 7 7 7 7 5 0 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Year Shot In British Columbia Number of TV Movies, Pilots, Minis 1992 to 2006 80 70 20 60 CDN FOREIGN 50 28 40 50 27 42 37 30 44 37 28 56 Number of Productions of Number 27 35 27 28 25 20 28 29 21 10 15 11 11 10 11 12 11 6 8 7 8 8 0 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Year Shot In British Columbia Number of Docs, Shorts, Animation & Others 1992 to 2006 90 5 80 70 0 60 0 3 6 FOREIGN 14 CDN 13 50 4 0 86 1 40 61 30 59 57 56 Please Note 50 48 48 47 Number of Documentaries & Broadcast Singles Documentaries/Shorts & Other Projects Were Not Tracked By The 41 20 BC Film Commission as part of the Yearly Statistics Package Before 1997 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Year PRODUCTION LIST 2006 Jan 1/06 - 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