Vancouver's movie industry has been through a rough patch recently, but here’s a rundown of just some of the stars and productions that will be visiting our city during the summer...
Diesel Film Racing Tour is challenging teams from 18 North American cities to prove they can write, shoot, and edit a short film under very tight constraints.
He’s cut off a cop’s ear in Reservoir Dogs, buried Uma Thurman alive in Kill Bill, and even kissed Susan Sarandon without flinching in Thelma & Louise, but this time Michael...
VancouverIAM.com, a new local website, is establishing the I AM Network Fund to assist local Web-TV series producers with $200 to $1,000 per episode, according to George Fleming...
According to the B.C. Film Commission’s Web site, there were seven feature films and six TV series in production across the province at press time. Each production has multiple...
Age of Heroes struck a chord with the on-line community and won one of several people’s-choice awards building momentum in what could be the next big comic-book franchise.
While the Writers Guild of America strike rages on south of the border, new and returning Canadian television productions keep rolling out, covering everything from cross-border...
Ian Tracey returns to the small screen in one of the fall TV season's most highly anticipated dramas, and he thinks cops and crooks sometimes look at life the same way.
Toss the sunscreen aside and pick up the remote. It's time to say goodbye to another balmy Vancouver summer. But don't worry your fading farmer's tan won't be the only red-and-...
