Any good production companies in Toronto?

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  • Any good production companies in Toronto?

    Does anyone know of any good production companies to query?

    Cara

  • #2
    There are several...what's your specific need?

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    • #3
      Mind if I butt in?

      I am interested in Canuck prod. co.s who are into comedies.

      Any ideas?

      Thanks,
      CS

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      • #4
        Companies

        I'm looking for basically companies that like sports dramas on Canadian hockey. The problem that I have been having is that I'm American and some small production companies receive governmental monies. Anyway, which companies would you suggest to look at in the area?

        Thanks a million.

        Cara

        PS. Yes, Canuck Scribe, you may butt in.

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        • #5
          Re: Companies

          One of the most prolific production companies in Toronto, at least in television, is Pebblehut Productions, run by Marilyn Stonehouse.

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          • #6
            jeff schecter

            keep pitching those reccommended
            loglines jeff.
            buddy from socal.

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            • #7
              Re: Companies

              If you're American and trying to pitch Canadian companies...fuggedaboutit. They'll have to go to one of the governmental agencies to get seed money, and if the script isn't Canadian they can't do it.

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              • #8
                Canadian Film Funding

                An American screenwriter could write the best screenplay, yet, about a Canadian hockey team, with all its action taking place in Canada, but, in the funding subsidies offered by the Canadian government, the screenwriter or director must be a Canadian resident to qualify. A Canadian (resident) screenwriter can offer up a mediocre screenplay about an American hockey team set in the (United) States, and that will be considered a Canadian film. Makes a lot of sense, eh?

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                • #9
                  Re: Canadian Film Funding

                  This should get you started. www.mediajobsearchcanada...._video.asp

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