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After 18 years, Yellowknife s Just Furs shuts its doors, moves online
Just Furs is closing its storefront at the end of April and moving online. This follows the same move from Northern Images last week. The Gallery of the Midnight Sun and Down to Earth Gallery, on the other hand, are determined to stay in person.
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Canada-based distribution company Blue Ant International is betting on nature programming as it reveals its slate for the forthcoming online version of MipTV, beginning April 12.
Wildlife dominates the specialist factual section of the playlist, with Dawn to Dusk (6×60’) from Kiwi prodco NHNZ focusing on a day in the life of animals all over the world.
NHNZ show Asia’s Wild Secrets (3×60′), meanwhile, examines the wildlife of the world’s biggest continent.
New Kids in the Wild (5×60’) takes a look at the vital first few months of an animal’s life. The series comes from the UK’s Off The Fence Productions.
February 16th, 2021 By David Knox Make a commentFiled under: News,
The Australian International Documentary Conference has partnered with Northern Pictures and the ABC for an Indigenous Documentary Placement.
The initiative will provide one mid-career Indigenous practitioner with an opportunity to undertake an extended placement to further develop their skills in documentary, factual development and production within the context of both a public broadcaster and a production company.
Michael Carrington, ABC Director Entertainment & Specialist said: “The Indigenous Documentary Placement initiative, with Northern Pictures and AIDC, will help give a voice to the next generation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander storytellers, by developing their skills within the ABC’s award-winning Factual & Culture team. The ABC has a proud history of backing Indigenous creatives and content on the national stage. This initiative, alongside our new Diversity & Inclusion Commissioning Guid
February 10th, 2021 By David Knox 2 commentsFiled under: News,
Emmy-winning kids’ series
Hardball returned to La Perouse Public School for its second season, but COVID-19 restrictions meant those sequences were filmed during the school holidays.
Ten new episodes produced by Northern Pictures sees the
Hardball crew face new challenges, the end of primary school approaching, and a scholarship opportunity for Mikey that could split up the gang for good. Together the kids from Block Street strive to win the state doubles handball tournament before they reach the end of primary school and experience all the change that comes with it.
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Hardball season two is on track to blow the ABC ME audiences’ minds. Everything you loved about season one just got bigger and better. The stakes are bigger, the obstacles are bigger, and (no spoilers!) the game of handball is bigger – but we wanted to make sure we could get to a season 2 before the cast themselves got too much bigger!” s