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'Ecstatic': B.C. film industry celebrates tentative deal in Hollywood actors' strike - Vimarsana News

'Ecstatic': B.C. film industry celebrates tentative deal in Hollywood actors' strike

The film sector is estimated to support up to 70,000 jobs and is worth up to $3.6 billion to British Columbia's economy annually.

'Nerve-wracking': B.C. film, TV industry feeling 100-day impact of Hollywood strike - Vimarsana News

'Nerve-wracking': B.C. film, TV industry feeling 100-day impact of Hollywood strike

Shawn Williamson, a producer at Brightlight Pictures, said his business has “effectively completely shutdown” 100 days into the writers strike in Hollywood.

Source: cfox.com
'Nerve-wracking': B.C. film, TV industry feeling 100-day impact of Hollywood strike - Vimarsana News

'Nerve-wracking': B.C. film, TV industry feeling 100-day impact of Hollywood strike

Shawn Williamson, a producer at Brightlight Pictures, said his business has "effectively completely shutdown" 100 days into the writers strike in Hollywood.

Super Cute Trailer for Amazon Freevee Doggie RomCom 'Puppy Love' - Vimarsana News

Super Cute Trailer for Amazon Freevee Doggie RomCom 'Puppy Love'

"One bone can change everything." I wonder if they realize that tagline has multiple meanings? Especially for a romcom. Amazon debuted a trailer for a super cheesy, extra cute Hallmark Channel-esque romantic comedy film titled Puppy Love. It's being released on Amazon's "Freevee" service, "a free streaming video service from Amazon" kind of like Tubi.

From Parliament to Broadway, finding your authentic voice is a 'dance between strength and warmth' - Vimarsana News

From Parliament to Broadway, finding your authentic voice is a 'dance between strength and warmth'

As a teenager, Samara Bay would speak with a tone lower than her natural voice in an attempt for people around her to take her more seriously. For a time, she said, it worked. But eventually, it caused real damage.

Source: cbc.ca