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TRADE FORUM ’80
| The 2nd Annual Canadian Film Industry Showcase and Conference | ember 5-9, 1980
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In 1979 more than 400 professionals participated in the ‘Trade Forum and received a first class overview of the Canadian film industry. Panels and seminars explored financing, co-production, immigration and unions, government film policy,
tax laws, new systems and hardware, cable and pay-'V and merchandising.
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Trade Forum *80 will build on last year’s success. It will present a unique opportunity to introduce the artistic and technical talent, the resources, facilities and financial advantages available in Canada to the world film community.
This year’s seminars will address the important questions facing the film industry. For five days delegates and speakers from across Canada and around the world will exchange views and information while focusing on questions such as:
1. Where does the Canadian film industry stand today?
2. What's in store for the Capital Cost Allowance?
3. What’s the next stage for the Canadian Film Development Corporation?
4. Is Canada making it in the US. market?
5. How are Canadian films doing in foreign markets?
6. Can Canadian films do better at home?
7. Is there a future for independent and lowerbudget films?
Trade Forum ’80 will also present international film marketing specialists analysing case studies of films that put it all together with successful packaging, marketing, distribution, publicity and advertising. 7
In addition to the seminars there are lunches, receptions and special events and access to meeting rooms, and screening facilities-VCR’s, 16 mm, 35 mm. The Park Plaza Hotel will serve as the headquarters for the Trade Forum.
Make it your business to be at Trade Forum °80.
The deadline for registration is August 15, 1980.
For further information and a brochure, please write or call: Trade Forum ’80 Ye Festival of Festivals > 69 Yorkville Avenue Suite 206 Toronto, Canada M5R 1B7 (416) 967-6551 |
TRADE FORUM ’80
The Business of Film in Canada and the World
Co-sponsored by the Festival of Festivals, the Canadian Film Development Corporation and the Ontario Ministry of Industry and Tourism.
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