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Tracy Wren is an award-winning poet, filmmaker and writer. She lived in Oughterard, Ireland for many years and recently completed an MFA in film at USC. tracywrenfilms.com
Marguerite Pigott, Vice President of Outreach and Strategic Initiatives for the Canadian Media Producers Association,
will be a featured guest at the American Film Market 2018
After choosing to not attend the American Film Market in 2016, the QFTC (Quebec Film and Television Commission) is now preparing to follow tradition and maintain a booth at the AFM once again in...
The Oscar Wilde Awards took place in Santa Monica on Friday, February 27th. Held at Bad Robot, the production company of J.J. Abrams, the awards were presented to Daisy Ridley, of “Star Wars:...
In the past year, more Irish natives than ever before have moved to Vancouver, a city of culture, scenic beauty and a mild climate. In fact, the Irish are so welcome that B.C. will now...
Last year, 2013, may have been a lean year for the movie business with film production thin on the ground and some studios facing empty space, but EVP Tim Brown of the Film Division of Breakthrough...
From the invention of the game of basketball in 1891 by James Naismith of Toronto to the first SCTV broadcast in Toronto in 1976, Canadians have been out and about, entertaining the world. Canadian...
The green carpet was laid out at Bad Robot production company in Santa Monica, California last Thursday evening for the most prestigious pre-Oscar award ceremony in Hollywood. The Oscar Wildes...
In October of 1882, Oscar Wilde arrived by train in New Brunswick to give a lecture on "The practical application of the principals of the Aesthetic Theory to exterior and interior house decorations...
Editors and students gathered last week at USC to pay tribute to Sally Menke, A.C.E., editor of the iconic Pulp Fiction. During her career, Menke was nominated for two Academy Awards, two Eddie...
