Cinema Canada (Nov 1981)

Page scan 00040 from Cinema Canada

Record Details:

Title:
Cinema Canada
Date:
Nov 1981
Volume:
Cinema Canada (Nov 1981)
Leaf #:
00040
Language:
English
Collection:
Canada, Global Cinema, and Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library, Canadian Media Magazines Project, Paul Moore and Jessica Whitehead
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:

Cinema Canada

Earlier Title: Canadian Cinematography (1961-67)

Cinema Canada (1967-89) was the primary trade journal for film and television production in Canada. The magazine originated as Canadian Cinematography (1961-67), published by the Canadian Society of Cinematographers, but was renamed to appeal to a wider readership and to recognize a degree of maturity of the national film production industry. Cinema Canada hosted a new slate of stridently nationalist film critics, scholars and writers. The magazine’s emergence coincided with a threshold, of sorts, when a national cinema became recognizable in character as having an independence from Hollywood genres, even if output remained relatively small in quantity. The publication’s archives are housed at the Toronto International Film Festival’s Film Reference Library.

– Paul Moore, 2024

Date Added:
June 26, 2025
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To be on top of the news, subscribe to Cinema Canada IN PRE-PRODUCTION AMULET PRODUCTIONS (416) 596-1411 SNEAKERS Feature film on a junior tennis tournament to began shooting on November 9, in Saratosa, Florida, with a budget of $4.3M. exec. p. John Basset and Larry Nessis p. John Basset d. Joe Scanlon sc. Stuart Gillard line p./d.o.p. Don Wilder art d. Bruno Rubeo ist and 2nd ass’t d. Tony Lucibello, Elizabeth Halko p. man. Dom Buchsbaum Lp. Susan An ton, Jessica Walters. BIP PRODUCTIONS: (416) 863-6878 THE LAST BUTTERFLY To begin shooting Fall '81 with a $4 million budget on a Canadian/French/ Czechoslovakian co-production. exec. p. John Pozhke line p. Steven North d. Karel Kachyna I.p. Marcel Marceau. CBC/RADIO-CANADA (514) 285-2863 EMPIRE INC. Asix/one hour theatrical production to start shooting in the beginning of December, in Montreal. p.c. CBC/RadioCanada in co-production with the National Film Board of Canada exec. p. Mark Blandford p. Paul Risacher d. Mark Blandford/Denis Arcand/Doug Jackson sc. Doug Bowie p. man. Connie Ballam. FILMPLAN INTERNATIONAL INC. (514) 849-6051 416) 469-5106 416) 469-4195 VIDEODROME Shooting scheduled to begin in Toronto on October 27, 1981. With an estimated budget of $6M. exec. p. Pierre David, Victor Solnicki p. Claude Héroux ass’t p. Larry Nessis p. co-ord. Roger Héroux pman. Gwen Iveson ass’t p. man. Janet Cuddy prod. sec. Angela Gruenthal exec. p.’s sec. Ellen Rosen p.’s sec. Monique Légaré loc. man. David Coatsworth scr. David Cronenberg d. Cronenberg d.’s personnal ass’t Richard Zywotkiewicz 1st, 2nd a.d. John Board, Libby Bowden cont. Gillian Richardson art d. Caro) Spier 1st and 2nd art d. Barbara Dunphy, Tom Couller art d. trainee Jo-Ann Landenheim video co-ord. Michael Lennick 1st. ass’t video Lee Wilson d.o.p./oper. Mark Irwin 1st ass’t/focus Robin Miller 2nd ass’t/clapper/loader James Crowe stills Rick Porter set dresser Angelo Stea 1st and 2nd ass’t set dres. Enrico Campana, Gareth Wilson prop master Peter Lauterman cost. des. Delphine White ass’t des. Eileen Kennedy ward. master Arthur Rowsell ward. ass’t Maureen Gurney ward. trainee Denise Woodley head makeup Shonag Jabour sd. Bryan Day gaffer Jock Brandis key grip Marris Jansons const. man. Bill Harman ed. Ron Sanders casting (principal actors) Walker/Bowen, Clare Walker (416) 6536500 extras Peter Lavender (416) 7874305 comptroller Serge Major ass’t compt. Gilles Léonard tech. advisor Denise Di Novi prod. acc’t Lacia Kornylo ass’t ace’t Hachelle Charron bookkeeper Maureen Fitzgerald L.p. James Wood and Deborah Harry. MELKIM PRODUCTION (604) 738-5217 THE BABY CLOCK A one hour docu on the dilemna facing childless career women in their thirties. Start date shooting November 1981. Budget $180,000. p. ElviraLount p. man. Kim Steer d. Lount co.-d./d.o.p: Bob Asgeirsson ass’t cam. Julie Moreton art d. Steer sd. Ralph Parker ed. Barbara Evans music Ann Mortifee Int. Ann Petrie. PRODUCTIONS (416) 691-0878 DOWNTOWN 12 episodes, public affairs for television pBryan Gliserman sc. d. Michel Chandier host Linda Mote. PERFORMANCE 26 episodes, documentary/variety for television p. Christian Daniel sec. d. Daniel, Michael Chandler host (various). TALES OF TERROR 3 episodes, 30 minutes for television sc. d. Michael Chandler cast TBA (casting by Canadian Film Casting Services). DANTE’S INFERNO Feature production to be shot early 1982 cast TBA forfurther information contact Christian Daniel (416) 691-0878. ON-LINE ENTERTAINMENT (514) 274-9371 Production of eighteen musical life-style special with musical group as Rolling Stones, Foreigner, Journey, April Wine, Loverboy, Blondie, Moody Blues, Van Halan, Tom Petty, Hall & Oates, Stevie Wonder, Rick James, Pointer Sisters, and others... Various lenght between 30 and 90 minutes. To be shot during November and December 1981. exec. p. Steve Grossman p. Peter Alves (various crew). LES PRODUCTIONS CLAUDE LEGER INC. (514) 288-6251 THE NEIGHBOUR Feature to be shot in Montreal (6 weeks) and New York (2 weeks). Shooting scheduled for October 28 p.c. Ciné-Express inc. p. Claude Léger d. Max Fischer sc. Leila Basen, Fisher p. man. Francine Forest cast. Arden Ryshpan I.p. George Segal, Irene Cara unit. pub. Monique Mallette-Léger (514) 284-9354. (514) 288-4011 HIT AND RUN* To begin principal photography in Montreal on a $5 million budget. p. Joseph F. Beaubien, Nicole M. Boisvert p. man. Lyse Lafontaine d. Robin Spry sc. Douglas Bowie, Arthur Fuller, Spry, based on the book by Tom Alderman, ASTRAL BELLEVUE PATHE (514) 748-6541 SKETCH LIFE p. Harold Greenberg d. Stan Daniels. MIRI An Israel and Canada co-production to be shot in Israel in 1981. p. Harold Greenberg d. Tzipi Trope. PROJECTS IN NEGOTIATION ASA PRODUCTION INC. RUBICON FILM: PRODUCTIONS INC. (416) 226-9102 RAOUL WALLENBERG __ A one-hour TV Documentary that will take place in Canada, U.S.A., England, Israel] and Sweden. p. Wayne Arron sc. Peter Lauterman d. David Harel d.o.p. David Yorke ed. Avi Lev. STAR TRIPPER LID. (416) 463-1102 STAR TRIPPER Shooting is scheduled for November$ to December 11, 1981. A rock musical with an estimated budget of $1.3M. p. Jim Henshaw, Paul Hoffert and Brenda Hoffert sc. Jim Henshaw p. man. Sally Dundas d. Zale Dalen music Paul and Brenda Hoffert art d. Charles Dunlop. TAURUS 7 INC. (514) 288-1888 BLOODROOT . Feature film to beshot in Montreal at the end of October 1981 with a budget of $1.2 million. exec, p. Earl A. Agulnik p. Claude Castravelli p. man. Ray Roth loc. man. Lawrence Severs d. Castravelli art d. Céline Fournier d.o.p. Roger Racine sd. Pierre Racine. TELEMONTAGE INC. _ (514) 875-6323 VIRULYSSE A series of 26 animated programs, 30 minutes each. The pilot isin production, and the series will start shooting in October. p. Pierre Delanauze d., sc. Gilbert Gratton p. man. Jean-Marc Lapointe p. s. Christiane Bastien d.o.p. Claude Larue asst. cam. Serge Grégoire cont. Solange Bérubé art. d. Camille Leduc light. Aurele Dion sd. Marcel Fraser ed. Claude Langlois music Alain Clavier marionnettes made and operated by the Théatre de |’Avant-Pays, Robots conceived by Raymond Corriveau and Marc St-Jean. BM. FILM CO. INC. (514) 844-1300 BREAK AWAY To be done in 1981. p. Bruce Mallen ass. p. Carol Klein exec. p Michael Gilbert. CANAMERICA FILMCORP INC. (514) 288-0266 EASTER EGG HUNT Schedule for shooting in England in Spring 1982, with an estimated budget of $7 million US. p. Christophe Harbonville, Nicholas Clermont assoc. p. Gilles Chartrand p. superv. Jim Margellos d. Robert Altman I.p. David Bowie, Geraldine Chaplin Story based on the book by Julian Freeman, Easter Egg Hunt. ——————— CRAWLEY FILMS: (613) 728-3513 THE STRANGE ONE® Special effects photography has begun. Location filming in Toronto, Ireland, ' Scotland on a budget of $4 million. Shooting begin in March’82 p.c. Crawley | Films Production p. Budge Crawley sc. adapted from a novel by Fred Bosworth “The Strange One” d.o.p. Robert Ryan ph. Robert Ryan, Patrick Carey sp. efx ph. Patrick Carey, Robert Ryan. FILM FIVE INC. (416) 960-5433 THE BIRDS OF PREY To begin shooting in 1981 p., d. Daryl Duke sc, Clive Exton ph. Billy Williams p.design Trevor Williams pub. Robert Ramsay Communications. Hae PRODUCTIONS (514) 284-9309 CROSS COUNTRY A police crime drama. Pre-production scheduled for mid-November and shooting for early January 1982, in Montreal with a $2M estimated budget. p. Pieter Kroonenburg, David Patterson sc. John Hunter d. Paul Lynch. REBEL HIGH Script under development only. Feature schedule for 1982 in Montreal with an estimated budget of $2M p. Pieter Kroonenburg, David Patterson sc. Steven Alix. LES FILMS CENATOS (418) 527-9054 MUSIQUE OUTRE-MESURE Dramatic TV serie of 13 half-hour for youth based on sound and music. 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Victor Sok nicki, Pierre David sc., d. David Cronenberg FOR THOSE I LOVED A Canada /France co-production based on the book by Martin Gray p. Andre Djaoui (Producteurs Associes), Gilbert Goldschinidt (Madeleine Films), Pierre David, Victor Solnicki, Claude Heroux (Filmplan International. To be shot in 1982. RECORDING STUDIO IN YORKVILLE * 16 tracks $25.00 per hour * Rupert neue console * MC1 16tk tape recorder CAPTAIN AUDIO RECORDING STUDIOS 133 Hazelton Ave., Toronto, Ontario M5R 2E4 Phone (416) 924-2106 Katherine —Party Specialist We cater to your every need “ON LOCATION” BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNER ALSO SNACK SERVICE Call Katherine . (416) 869-1976 UNIVERSAL STUNTS STUNT WORK from AtoZ Our services are of no direct cost tothe production P.O. Box 141 Montreal-Nord Que. H1H 5L2 Tel.; (514) 322-6844 \ November 1981-Cinema Canada/41