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BACKGROUND PHOTO ALAN FORTUNE KAMLOOPS “Big City Comfort, KAMLOOPS Small Town Charm" Is what you will receive when visiting our property. Downtown Hotel, close to shopping, business and night life. 2 great 150 refurbished rooms including one bedroom suites, mini suites and our new “Executive Class.” All rooms choices include complimentary coffee, hair - dryers, clock/radio and dataports. Our facilities include: • Nuggets Restaurant and Our 203 large guestrooms include Blackjack Lounge poolside rooms, view rooms, one or • Lake City Casino on site two bedroom, honeymoon and • Fitness room executive suites, business class KAMLOOPS • Production rates available and handicapped rooms. All our guest rooms include: complimentary coffee, hairdryers, second vanity, BC fridge, iron and board, voicemail and 25"TV. “Your Four Seasons’ Paradise" The Hotel provides a Tropical courtyard that demands you pamper 1 great yourself, whether it is with the fitness room, large pool, hot tub or location sauna. Enjoy a meal with Forster’s fine cuisine or a light drink in Spirits Lounge. We also have Aberdeen Beer and Wine store. Our 30,000 “Explore the square feet of meeting facilities is second to none and will put Executive Difference” the “WOW” in your meeting or 540 Victoria Street presentation. Production rates available. Kamloops, BC V2C 2B2 1250 Rogers Way Phone (250) 372-2281 Kamloops, BC VIS 1N5 Fax (250) 372-1125 Phone (250) 828-6660 Reservations: 800-663-2837 Fax (250) 828-6698 EMAIL: [email protected] Reservations: 800-665-6674 www.kamloops.com/executiveinn EMAIL: [email protected] www.kamloops.com/bestwestern ASSOCIATE PROPERTIES… 2 motels located in Kamloops. For information contact either above properties. THOMPSON-NICOLA FILM REGION LEGEND Airport Hoodoos CONTENTS & INDEX Airstrip – Emergency Guest Ranches QUICK FACTS, Mt. Lolo Military Station— Airstrip – Restricted (abandoned) Barren Mountains Music Festival Grounds Boating Parks Cariboo Farming Area Ranches Mountain Monashee Range Fly Fishing Areas Rapids Mountain Range Chasm Gorge Ski Area Helicopter Skiing Texas Longhorns Blue Highland Valley Copper Tranquille-on-the-Lake Mine Hospital Complex—abandoned River Historic Fort Waterfalls Wells Gray 5 Wildhorse Town—western Park Historic Ranches town film set Avola Highways Secondary Paved Access Highways Roads Clearwater Vavenby 24 Little Fort Big 70 Mile House Bar Area Jesmond Area Barriere Clinton Loon Lake Area Sun Peaks Resort 97 to Whistler Cache 1 Creek Chase Sicamous 12 99 Savona 1 Salmon Arm Ashcroft Pritchard Lillooet KAMLOOPS Spences 97c Bridge Logan Lake 97 Westwold 5A 12 1 97c Vernon 5 6 Lytton 8 Lower Douglas Nicola Merritt Lake Quilchena Ranch 97c Kelowna 5 5A QUICK FACTS • MILEAGE • TRAVEL TIME …page i to Vancouver to USA Illustrations by William McAusland Illustrations by William Tel: (250) 377-8673 or Toll Free (in BC) 1-877-377-8673 www.tnrdfilm.com Thompson-Nicola Film Commission 300 - 465 Victoria St., Kamloops, BC, Canada V2C 2A9, Fax: (250) 372-5048 Welcome from the Film Commission Welcome to the Thompson-Nicola Regional District, just a 3-hour drive from Vancouver, British Columbia As Chair of the Thompson-Nicola Film Commission and Mayor of Ashcroft, I’ve worked directly with many film and television productions, and I have enjoyed every one. And I’m told the cast and crews have enjoyed working with us too. Major feature productions, such as An QUICK FACTS, Unfinished Life, Firewall, Shooter and The Pledge, deposited excitement CONTENTS & INDEX and goodwill into our region, and exhibited the world of looks the Thompson-Nicola region can be. Our deserts, box canyons with clay hoodoos, rolling grasslands and Andy Anderson western movie set Wildhorse Town were well suited for westerns such as Chair, Thompson-Nicola the Canadian-German co-production Miss Texas, By Dawn’s Early Light, Film Commission; The Grey Fox, Gunfighter’s Moon and The Gift of Giving. Our foothills Mayor of Ashcroft were Afghanistan for Afghan Knights and Traffic: The Mini-series, India & Pakistan for Partition, Africa for Shooter and the Baja Peninsula for The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants. We even doubled northern Canada’s tundra for The Snow Walker. We’ve been blown-up and shot at as you’ll witness in Firewall, filmed around Kamloops, and The Wicker Man and the pilot for Superman’s Smallville in Merritt, but we’re still standing and hoping for more. We’ve had aliens visit from Battlestar Galactica, a lady truck driver depict her story in Lady is a Teamster:The Diana Kilmury Story at our famous Highland Valley Copper Mine in Logan Lake, and we mingled with the folks from Hard Core Logo. We were especially honoured to have the Academy Award nominated director, Atom Egoyan, direct The Sweet Hereafter in Ashcroft, Merritt and Spences Bridge, and create a powerful story amongst our pristine snowy terrain and picturesque roads. However, it was our cold and dreary looks coupled with our snowy terrain that enticed Sean Penn to film The Pledge in Lytton & Merritt areas. The BC Film Commission boasts that British Columbia is “A World of Looks.” Well, the Thompson-Nicola Region boasts a world looks, too, except ours are “All in an Hour Drive.” We invite you to film in our region. We guarantee your project will get our undivided attention and support because we appreciate your business. Andy Anderson The Thompson-Nicola Film Commission is a full-service film commission. We offer scouting and survey services, a comprehensive digital library and the ability to launch ftp sites on the web that pertain to your location needs. We offer free accommodations to those scouting anywhere in the Thompson-Nicola Regional District plus script breakdown and community liaison serves. We understand your production needs. The Directory of Services Edition 3 was created with that in mind. Permitting contacts plus community services and amenities are included for your perusal. You’ll also find other useful information in the Miscellaneous section such a climate, mileage, sunrise/sunset charts, media contacts, regional tax Victoria (Vicci) Weller Executive Director of Film credit information, and a recreation section for the times you want to play. And if you can’t find what you need in the Directory, just call us toll free at 1-877-377-8673. Your production is our #1 priority, always. V. Weller THOMPSON-NICOLA FILM COMMISSION Quick Facts FILMING IN THE THOMPSON-NICOLA REGIONAL DISTRICT LOCATION • The Thompson-Nicola region is NE of Vancouver; • Kamloops is the largest city in the region; services more than 150,000; • 8 Municipalities in region: – Ashcroft, Cache Creek, Chase, Clinton, City of Kamloops, District of Logan Lake, Lytton, City of Merritt plus many unincorporated populated areas. TRAVEL • Vancouver to Kamloops is a 3.5 hour drive on 4-lane divided Coquihalla Highway #5; • Vancouver to Kamloops is a 55 minute direct flight; • Kamloops Airport: full service regional airport (AOE 15); • The Cache Creek/Ashcroft area, Blue River and Merritt paved airstrips can support mid-size to small planes; QUICK FACTS • There are many unpaved airstrips throughout the region. TIME • Pacific Standard Time (PST); same as Los Angeles. CLIMATE • Semi-arid; desert-like; dry in all seasons; • More than 2,000 hours per year of sunshine; • One of the warmest and driest regions in Canada; • Northern part of region — Blue River – snow year ’round in mountains. TERRAIN (IN RELATION TO KAMLOOPS) • DESERT • GRASSLANDS • STEEP MOUNTAINS & VALLEYS • SNOW YEAR ’ROUND • LUSH VALLEYS • LAKES • RIVERS • PARKS & WATERFALLS • SKI RESORTS Thompson-Nicola Film Commission (250) 377-8673 EDITION 3 • 2007–2009 Area code 250. No area code needed when local unless specified. i THOMPSON-NICOLA FILM COMMISSION Past Projects FEATURE FILMS “An Unfinished Life” Kamloops, Ashcroft, Spences Bridge, Tobiano Ranch, Savona area & Indian Gardens Ranch “Aspen Extreme” Blue River “Bird on a Wire” Ashcroft PAST PROJECTS PAST “By Dawn’s Early Light” Tobiano Ranch, Skeetchestn Reserve, Ashcroft Slough, Lytton mountains “Cadence” Kamloops “Deepwater” Clearwater, Little Fort “Firewall” Kamloops, Pritchard & Walhachin “Flower & Garnet” Ashcroft & Walhachin “Grey Fox” Douglas Lake Ranch “Gunfighter’s Moon” Ashcroft & Kamloops “Hard Core Logo” Cache Creek “Ill Fated” Upper Hat Creek, Lytton area, Ashcroft, Cache Creek “Jackrabbit Patrol” Ashcroft area “Lady is a Teamster” Logan Lake, Highland Valley Copper Mine “Lola” Ashcroft “Max” Douglas Lake Ranch “Shooter” Ashcroft & Cache Creek “Suspect” Kamloops EDITION 3 • 2007–2009 Thompson-Nicola Film Commission (250) 377-8673 ii Area code 250. No area code needed when local unless specified. THOMPSON-NICOLA FILM COMMISSION “The Journey of Lezra Martin” Kamloops “The Life of Eileen Chang” Kamloops, Quilchena, Merritt & the Kamloops 2141 Steam Locomotive “The Pledge” Merritt, Lytton & Kanaka Bar “The Sisterhood of the Ashcroft Travelling Pants” “The Snow Walker” Douglas Lake Ranch “The Sweet Hereafter” Merritt, Spences Bridge & Ashcroft area “The Wicker Man” Merritt “Wings of Courage” Ashcroft area TELEVISION “Battlestar Galactica” Kamloops “Eyes of a Cowboy” Cache Creek & Ashcroft – Hat Creek Ranch “Fear” Kamloops Tranquille Hospital Complex (abandoned) “John Doe” Skeetchestn Indian Band Reserve “Secret of Giving” Wildhorse Town & Rose’s Cabin “Smallville” Merritt PROJECTS PAST “Snow Job” Sun Peaks Ski Resort “The Mole” Douglas Lake Ranch, Merritt & Kamloops Tranquille Hospital Complex (abandoned) “X-Files” Walhachin Ginseng Fields “Wanderin’ Canada” Wildhorse Town,
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