Women in Film & Television | New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, PEI
By Pamela Lovelace
There are a number of reasons why you should join Women in Film and Television-Atlantic, but I won’t name all the benefits for the sake of writing a brief article. Instead, I’ll focus on one significant reason – developing your Network.
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by Louise Lalonde
When I told people I was going to St. John’s for the first time, everyone said the same thing: “you’re gonna love it!” and they were right. I loved it in spite of the fact that it was either overcast or raining from the moment I stepped off the plane to the moment I got back on.
by Lindsey MacRae
On September 20th the panel Know Your Rights… Digitally Speaking took place in Halifax as part of the 12th Strategic Partners. Moderated by Alcina Pictures’ Paul Barkin, expert panelists took the stage to outline how digital media is being distributed. The clear consensus is that the old distribution model of relying on international pre-sales with the end goal of a theatrical release is over, as are the days of leaving all marketing and distribution duties up to the distributor. Thomas Mai of Denmark’s Festival Darlings and Janet Brown of New York’s Cinetic Rights Management work directly with producers to do just that.
for CanPlay magazine, winter 2007
By Rita Shelton Deverell
As a Black woman, I naturally pride myself on not having wrinkles like The Others my age. Nonetheless it was with enormous relief that I read, on Valentine’s Day, in the completely authoritative Globe and Mail, that wrinkles are in. The look of age and experience apparently is now sexier than the once popular bimbo look.
by Christene Hirschfeld
Introduction – The broadcasters, distributors and financiers of most film and television productions require errors & omissions insurance (“E&O”) coverage. The E&O process is expensive and producers sometimes resent being required to complete it; however, this insurance provides those named in the policy with protection which would not otherwise be available.
The first board meeting of the new WIFT-AT Directors held on October 15 was one of the best meetings I’ve ever attended. Business was presented, plans were made and everyone at the table participated in the decision-making and idea-generating process. It was highly productive and fun, and ended on time! Those who were unable to attend due to distance were present in the room thanks to Skype.
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Thank you to everyone who attended this year's Women Making Waves and helped to make this year's event such an astounding success!
WIFT-AT is the Atlantic chapter of Women in Film and Television (WIFT) serving Canada's four Atlantic Provinces.
WIFT is an international organization that was created in 1973 to give women who were struggling to have a voice in Television and in Film a network and
support system.
"Yipppeee!!!! Congratulations and thanks to all who have worked so hard to make this happen. My cheque is in the mail! " - Gerry Rogers, NL
"Wow…thanks for the Nova Scotian rundown of what’s happening. I feel like I just came back into ‘the loop. " - Sonya Jampolsky, NS
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