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Canada's largest film and television production studio to be built in Burnaby - Vimarsana News

Canada's largest film and television production studio to be built in Burnaby

Bridge Studios will build a major new film and television production campus at 3131 Lake City Way in Burnaby.

Bridge Studios owner to buy City of Burnaby-owned lot for new massive film studio - Vimarsana News

Bridge Studios owner to buy City of Burnaby-owned lot for new massive film studio

The City of Burnaby will sell a 17-acre lot at 3990 Marine Way to Larco Investments for the development of a film production studio.

Who is Amanza Smith's ex-husband? Ralph Brown reported missing - Vimarsana News

Who is Amanza Smith's ex-husband? Ralph Brown reported missing

As per reports, Amanza Smith has not heard from her ex-husband since 2019. We're unpacking everything we know about the disappearance of Brown.

Source: hitc.com
Piece of the billion-dollar film production pie sought for region by new Kootenay film commissioner - Vimarsana News

Piece of the billion-dollar film production pie sought for region by new Kootenay film commissioner

The $4-billion current of the Hollywood North economy could be rippling into the Kootenay region at a steady stream very soon. And the conduit for that flow is the newly appointed Kootenay Regional Film Commissioner, John Wittmayer. A veteran of the film industry in Vancouver — but born and raised in the Slocan Valley — Wittmayer has the contacts, the background and experience

Film and TV productions generated $3.4 billion for BC's economy in 2020 - Vimarsana News

Film and TV productions generated $3.4 billion for BC's economy in 2020

The film and television industry in British Columbia generated $3.4 billion for British Columbia's economy in 2020.