Canadian Film Digest Year Book (1982)

GOVERNMENT ONTARIO ARTS COUNCIL PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT FILM UNITS 151 Bloor St. W. Toronto, Ont. M5S 1T6 British Columbia (416) 961-1660 Film Promotion Office Executive Director: Walter Pitman eee ee awe St Director of Policy and Planning: Ron Evans aes B C V6Z 2C5 ; Film, Photography & Literature Officer: Brant Frayne (604) 668-2732 ; Franco-Ontarian Officer: Jeanne Sabourin Associate Franco-Ontarian Officer: Jean Malavoy Arts Education Officer: Irene Turrin Ontario Arts Council Members Chairman: Arthur Gelber, O.C., Toronto Vice-Chairman: Donald W. McGibbon, Toronto Harry J. Boyle, Toronto Alberta Earl Crowe, Ottawa Government Services Lucien Delean, North Bay Public Affairs Bureau Peter Harris, St. Catharines Sonja Koerner, Toronto Dr. Robert Martin, Sault Ste Marie John Duncan McNie, Hamilton Marinette Roy-Lalande, L’Original Greta Torrie, Kenora Mary Ellen Whaley, London Film Officer: Justis Greene Comprehensive motion picture and television industry location and production assistance. “Locations” booklet, photographs and other information available on request. Audio/Visual Services 11510 Kingsway Edmonton, Alta. T5G 2Y5 (403) 427-4364 Minister: Deputy Minister: J.T. Kyle (403) 427-7671 Managing Director: F. Calder Director of A/V Services: R. Steiner Motion Picture Photographers: R.R. Albert Still Cameramen: R.H. Flowers, B. Mok Colour Lab Technicians: V.L. Modin, R. Cho, B. Large Black & White Lab Technician: J. Bally Negative Library: Sandra Shokoples Film Librarian: C. Underwood The Ontario Arts Council offers various forms of assistance in film areas to artists in the province, and the following brochures are available from its offices: Film Grants Filmmakers may apply for up to $25,000 for the production of original 16mm films. (Experimental films are adjudicated separately.) All applications must be supported by a 16mm film. Fulltime film students are not eligible. Writers may apply for up to $3,000 to write an original featurelength screenplay. Sponsors of film festivals, seminars or workshops may apply for funds to cover fees of visiting filmmakers to participate in workshops or to lead discussion groups and to cover a portion of administrative costs. Franco-Ontarian Grants Franco-Ontarian filmmakers may apply for up to $13,000 in two separate categories. 1) pre-production costs for short films 2) financial support for apprenticeship with a recognized professional filmmaker. Arts Education Grants A filmmaker wishing to work in a school is required to conceive the project, find a school and negotiate a fee. The filmmaker and the school make a joint application for a grant of up to three-quarters of the filmmaker’s fee to a maximum of $1,500; a maximum of $200 for Saskatchewan Photographic Services Agency Revenue, Supply and Services Rm. 306, Walter Scott Bldg. Regina, Sask. S4S 0B1 Minister: Hon. W.A. Robbins Executive Director: John Law Manager: Ray W. Christensen Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Film Resources Centre 1531 Grafton St. Halifax, N.S. B3J 2B9 (902) 422-3402 Film Officer: Marcelle Gibson project expenses; and up to $600 for travel and living expenses if the Ontario ; : project is more than 100km from the filmmaker’s home. Ontario Film Industry Development Office A Guide to Grants Ministry of Industry and Tourism This brochure contains useful overall information on the who, 900 Bay St. 6th FI., Hearst Block Toronto, Ont. M7A 2E1 (416) 965-6392 [eRe ey er ey ET ee eR An Tee bs Film Officer: J.R. Brian Villeneuve Ministry of Culture and Recreation what and how of applying for OAC grants. CITY OF TORONTO Cultural Industries Branch Film Liaison: Naish McHugh 77 Bloor St. W. 8th FI. Planning and Development Dept. Toronto, Ont. M7A 2R9 East Tower, 18th FI. (416) 965-7690 New City Hall ; Minister: Honourable Reuben Baetz Toronto, Ont. M5H 2N2 Deputy Minister: W. Cornell (416) 367-7570 (416) 965-8095 A free service for location assistance and permits. 140