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How do B.C. film tax credits stack up vs. competing jurisdictions?

How do B.C. film tax credits stack up vs. competing jurisdictions?

Program heading for review as costs balloon and other jurisdictions reconsider incentives
Roll camera: What’s shooting in B.C. and Vancouver (March 3, 2015)

Roll camera: What’s shooting in B.C. and Vancouver (March 3, 2015)

Creative BC's comprehensive list of films and TV shows either shooting or preparing to shoot in B.C. as of February 23.
Pro sports teams aiming to up their game in China

Pro sports teams aiming to up their game in China

NHL set to follow NBA in cultivating fan interest in the sports-hungry Far East
B.C. gambling industry unites to polish its image

B.C. gambling industry unites to polish its image

BC Gaming Industry Association partnering with the BC Lottery Corp. to improve the gambling sector’s relationships with communities, media and the public
Go Go Power Rangers — children’s superhero reboot starts filming in Vancouver

Go Go Power Rangers — children’s superhero reboot starts filming in Vancouver

Metro Vancouver continues to cement itself as a magnet for superhero movies as production for a rebooted film adaptation of the Power Rangers TV series begins shooting in the city Monday (February 29).
PR firms must shoulder daily-media burden: insider

PR firms must shoulder daily-media burden: insider

Vancouver public relations veteran Laura Ballance is not welcoming the downturn in...
B.C. film industry invests big in new studio infrastructure

B.C. film industry invests big in new studio infrastructure

Sony, DHX Media and Ironwood are launching new studios in Vancouver as provincial tax credits, low Canadian dollar send L.A. productions north
Roll camera: What’s shooting in B.C. and Vancouver (February 23, 2015)

Roll camera: What’s shooting in B.C. and Vancouver (February 23, 2015)

Creative BC 's comprehensive list of films and TV shows either shooting or preparing to shoot in B.C. as of February 23.
No fairy tale – Once Upon A Time TV show brings $276m to B.C.: study

No fairy tale – Once Upon A Time TV show brings $276m to B.C.: study

TV and film productions generate big money for B.C. economy
B.C. to limit growth of film tax credits as costs hit $500m

B.C. to limit growth of film tax credits as costs hit $500m

B.C. film tax credits have been a massive boon for the province’s entertainment services sector.