A big thanks goes out to Phyllis Laing of Buffalo Gal Pictures and the cast and crew of Less Than Kind for welcoming a group of us onto the set of Season 3 this week. Our eight person convoy included myself and Nicole (OSM), Hugh Eliasson (Deputy Minister of Competitiveness and Training), Richard Groen and Kristine Seier (accompanying the Deputy Minister); Ginny Collins, Louise O'Brien Moran and Kiley Dyck (Manitoba Film & Music).
Click here to access the January 20, 2011 issue.
In This Issue:
On Screen Manitoba
- A Note From OSM’s Programs Manager
Members
- Black Field To Open Vancouver Women In Film Festival
- Planet Echo Premieres On APTN
- The Year Dolly Parton Was My Mom Closing Gala Film
Film Training Manitoba
- Resolving Conflict Workshop
- The Empowered Audition *Next Session – Commercials!
- Flagsperson Training Course
- Doctoring Your Doc & Trailer Mechanics Course
Industry
- Pilot Workshops For Cultural Industries
- Profile 2010: An Economic Report On The Screen-Based Production Industry In Canada
- Laszlo Barna Departs EONE
Job Postings
- Administrative Assistant – Artspace
- Call For Camera Men/Women And Editors
- Downtown Winnipeg Biz Seeks Project Assistant
Manitoba Film And Music
- Province Announces Appointment Of New Chair To Manitoba Film And Music
National Screen Institute
- 20 Canadian Films Selected For NSI Online Short Film Festival 2011
Winnipeg Film Group
- Manitoba Film Hothouse Award For Creative Development
- Cinematheque News For January 19 – 23
- Master Series – An Honest Framing: Personalizing Your Doc
Telefilm
- Telefilm Promotes Canada’s Film Industry At Berlin
- Call For Entries – Shanghai International Film Festival
Click here to access the January 20, 2011 issue.
About On Screen Manitoba:
On Screen Manitoba is an innovative non-profit, membership-driven association that leads, builds and represents Manitoba’s screen-based media industry. Our association has grown and evolved over its 22 years into a vital force in the industry. We lead our community in setting common goals and in building a stronger industry. Our membership represents the full spectrum of individuals and organizations (production companies, labour groups, distributors, broadcasters, suppliers and supporting organizations) that make up the screen-based media industry in Manitoba. On Screen Manitoba membership totals nearly 300 but reaches more than 1,500 individuals.
To find out more about On Screen Manitoba visit its website here
