An episode of Flashpoint that Jim Donovan directed is airing this coming Friday at 8PM on CTV.
It’s called “A Day in the Life” and introduces a new face to the cast, Clé Bennett, a fantastic young actor from Toronto.
The episode weaves 3 storylines together in a Valentine’s Day theme, a first for this show.
Tune in and enjoy!
Meantime, here is an interview we’ve posted here before about Jim’s directing experience on the show.
Voici une capsule Woolf + Lapin.
Cette fois mettant en vedette le danseur Bernard Martin dans une chorégraphie de Louise Bédard.
La scène : le Parc Lafontaine.
Suite aux auditions du Quat’sous, W+L est fier d’avoir signé les acteurs Audrée Vachon, Martin Lebrun et Antoine Beaudoin Gentes.
With “Le Queloune” rising filmmaker Patrick Boivin wins Open Film’s ‘Get It Made’ Short Film Competition.” With that comes a $500,000 contract to produce a feature-length film.
Open Film states that “Boivin’s winning entry was selected from more than 100 other online submissions. “In this production, Boivin returns to his roots in horror movies to re-explore the zombie genre and give the zombie what other filmmakers never have: feelings. Shot on location in Normandy in only three days, the film follows a clown through his transition into a zombie in a manner that is as gruesome as it is funny.”
“Since its inception, Openfilm has been a valuable ally for filmmakers to have in our corner, and the ‘Get It Made’ competition is a prime example of how Openfilm supports our industry and our dreams,” said Boivin, 37. “I am honored to have won, and I am excited knowing this financing and support will help me to pursue the most ambitious project of my career to date.”
“Boivin’s work caught Openfilm’s eye from the start — a wild ride of artistic, cultural and technical mash-ups that keeps viewers engaged and generates a wide array of emotional reactions,” James Caan said. Caan, along with Robert Duval, is part of Open Film’s advisory board.
“We hope our investment in Boivin helps to further unleash his creativity and inspire other talented minds to pursue their passion,” Caan said.
This Friday and Saturday night, Toronto gets to experience a new and exciting way to play. This game is the first of a generation to come, you don’t want to miss it!
It’s Microsoft’s bid to optimize online gaming with Explorer 9, HTML 5.0.
Paul designed and animated the game’s critters in his signature style.
“This Friday and Saturday, team up with “Internet Explorer 9” to fight “Mr. Clutter”, the “Peeping-Tom” and the “Eternal Loadworm.”
If you are not living in Toronto, you can still join the party using your browser at BattleForBeauty.ca.
Test run of the balls that will be thrown at the critters on screen in TO at the corner of Richmond & John…
