渥太华地区电影资讯（随时更新）--*我不在电影院里，就在去电影院的路上*
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BYTOWNE的很多外国片都很不错, 票价也不贵, 还可以看到不少第五,第六代导演的中国的片子.
http://ottawa.film-can.com/REP/BYTO/
Admission Prices
The ByTowne's admission prices - taxes included - are
$9.00 for non-members
$5.50 for members
$5.00 for seniors (65 & over)
$5.00 for children (12 & under).
Memberships
ByTowne memberships cost $9.50 and are valid for 12 months from the time of purchase.
The membership card entitles you to the discounted admission price of $5.50 per film and a mailing list subscription to receive the bi-monthly ByTowne Guide.
http://ottawa.film-can.com/REP/BYTO/
Admission Prices
The ByTowne's admission prices - taxes included - are
$9.00 for non-members
$5.50 for members
$5.00 for seniors (65 & over)
$5.00 for children (12 & under).
Memberships
ByTowne memberships cost $9.50 and are valid for 12 months from the time of purchase.
The membership card entitles you to the discounted admission price of $5.50 per film and a mailing list subscription to receive the bi-monthly ByTowne Guide.
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To all interested, a short film is being shot here in Ottawa over two
weekends in mid-January and we are looking to fill a couple roles in the
crew.
First, a make-up person. Someone who has experience with aging make-up
(either on films or in the theatre). Supplies will be supplied.
Lastly, someone who is interested in assisting in the production side of
the production. Tasks would include making phone calls, setting up
meetings,
organizing rides and taking production notes. Experience is not at all
necessary, though we would like someone who is very interested in the
production of films (I know it's obvious, but it's very important).
All interested people are asked to contact Kolin Casagrande either by
phone
(862-0924) or email (kolincasagrande@hotmail.com) as soon as possible.
weekends in mid-January and we are looking to fill a couple roles in the
crew.
First, a make-up person. Someone who has experience with aging make-up
(either on films or in the theatre). Supplies will be supplied.
Lastly, someone who is interested in assisting in the production side of
the production. Tasks would include making phone calls, setting up
meetings,
organizing rides and taking production notes. Experience is not at all
necessary, though we would like someone who is very interested in the
production of films (I know it's obvious, but it's very important).
All interested people are asked to contact Kolin Casagrande either by
phone
(862-0924) or email (kolincasagrande@hotmail.com) as soon as possible.
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NSI National Exposure
5 January 2004
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION - enter NSI National Exposure Amateur Movie Contest
and turn your movie dream into a reality
Winnipeg - It's time to grab your video camera and start rolling because the
National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI) wants your amateur five-minute
movie for the first ever NSI National Exposure Amateur Movie Contest,
presented by Rogers.
Whether you're an aspiring filmmaker or simply want to give movie making a
shot, NSI National Exposure Amateur Movie Contest is the perfect place to
showcase your talents. By entering the contest you'll not only get the
chance to pocket cash and prizes, but your film may be screened to a packed
theatre audience during the NSI FilmExchange Canadian Film Festival on 6
March 2004.
The closing date for entries is 16 February 2004. For full details,
including rules and an application form, visit:
www.nsi-canada.ca/filmexchange/exposure. There you can also access the NSI
30 Second Film School to pick up tips from an industry insider.
NSI National Exposure - formerly Local Exposure - has been running in
Winnipeg for a number of years. But, for the first time, this year the
contest opens up its doors to filmmakers across Canada* and entries are
expected to be more diverse than ever before. Sponsorship from Rogers means
that the contest will be rolled out in over 270 Rogers Video outlets
throughout Canada.
Bill Evans, Director of NSI FilmExchange Canadian Film Festival says, "NSI
National Exposure proves you don't have to be an expert to make a film, you
just need a good idea and a video camera. And because we're now able to
offer the contest nationally, we expect the talent pool to be even greater."
A panel of specialists from the television and film industry will choose 12
finalists. Awards of $100 will be presented to the Best Director, Best
Actor or Actress, Best Screenplay, Best Film Under 18 and Best Film from
Manitoba. During the NSI FilmExchange Canadian Film Festival the audience
will select a grand prize ($1,000) and second prize ($500) People's Choice
Award.
In 2003, Nathan Boey from Winnipeg won the People's Choice Award for Best
Film for his entry Nothing Beats Rock. Nathan says, "The contest is a real
stepping stone for filmmakers - it gave me exposure to other people in the
industry and encouraged me to believe in myself. It even led me to produce
the TV commercial to promote this year's contest. If you're thinking about
entering - go for it, you won't regret it."
The National Screen Institute - Canada, with headquarters in Winnipeg, is
one of Canada's four nationally recognized film and television training
schools. With over 80% of NSI graduates working in the industry, our
participants don't just learn about the process - they live it.
The National Screen Institute - Canada operates with ongoing funding from
Telefilm Canada through Canadian Heritage, and Manitoba Culture, Heritage
and Tourism. Additional support provided by Patrons: Global Television
Network, CTV and CBC Television. Further support provided by our Partners:
Alliance Atlantis and Warner Bros. Entertainment (Canada) Inc.
*The contest is open to all residents of Canada except residents of Quebec,
employees (and those persons with whom they are domiciled) of National
Screen Institute - Canada, Rogers, Taylor George Design, and of the
corporations, the contest jury, and the advertising and promotional agencies
involved in the Contest
-30-
For more information
1. Liz Hover, NSI National Exposure Co-ordinator, telephone 204-956-7800.
Email liz.hover@nsi-canada.ca
2. Or Chris Vajcner, NSI Publicity and Media Relations, telephone
204-957-2998. Email chris.vajcner@nsi-canada.ca
Notes to editors
1. 12 finalists each receive a Rogers 12 month entertainment pass including
movies, popcorn and pop, once per month for one year, retail value $150
each.
2. For the NSI National Exposure promo poster click on the following link:
www.nsi-canada.ca/nationalexposure/NSI_RogersPoster.pdf (You will need
Adobe Acrobat to view this document.) For the free Adobe Acrobat Reader
download, use this link: www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
NSI National Exposure
5 January 2004
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION - enter NSI National Exposure Amateur Movie Contest
and turn your movie dream into a reality
Winnipeg - It's time to grab your video camera and start rolling because the
National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI) wants your amateur five-minute
movie for the first ever NSI National Exposure Amateur Movie Contest,
presented by Rogers.
Whether you're an aspiring filmmaker or simply want to give movie making a
shot, NSI National Exposure Amateur Movie Contest is the perfect place to
showcase your talents. By entering the contest you'll not only get the
chance to pocket cash and prizes, but your film may be screened to a packed
theatre audience during the NSI FilmExchange Canadian Film Festival on 6
March 2004.
The closing date for entries is 16 February 2004. For full details,
including rules and an application form, visit:
www.nsi-canada.ca/filmexchange/exposure. There you can also access the NSI
30 Second Film School to pick up tips from an industry insider.
NSI National Exposure - formerly Local Exposure - has been running in
Winnipeg for a number of years. But, for the first time, this year the
contest opens up its doors to filmmakers across Canada* and entries are
expected to be more diverse than ever before. Sponsorship from Rogers means
that the contest will be rolled out in over 270 Rogers Video outlets
throughout Canada.
Bill Evans, Director of NSI FilmExchange Canadian Film Festival says, "NSI
National Exposure proves you don't have to be an expert to make a film, you
just need a good idea and a video camera. And because we're now able to
offer the contest nationally, we expect the talent pool to be even greater."
A panel of specialists from the television and film industry will choose 12
finalists. Awards of $100 will be presented to the Best Director, Best
Actor or Actress, Best Screenplay, Best Film Under 18 and Best Film from
Manitoba. During the NSI FilmExchange Canadian Film Festival the audience
will select a grand prize ($1,000) and second prize ($500) People's Choice
Award.
In 2003, Nathan Boey from Winnipeg won the People's Choice Award for Best
Film for his entry Nothing Beats Rock. Nathan says, "The contest is a real
stepping stone for filmmakers - it gave me exposure to other people in the
industry and encouraged me to believe in myself. It even led me to produce
the TV commercial to promote this year's contest. If you're thinking about
entering - go for it, you won't regret it."
The National Screen Institute - Canada, with headquarters in Winnipeg, is
one of Canada's four nationally recognized film and television training
schools. With over 80% of NSI graduates working in the industry, our
participants don't just learn about the process - they live it.
The National Screen Institute - Canada operates with ongoing funding from
Telefilm Canada through Canadian Heritage, and Manitoba Culture, Heritage
and Tourism. Additional support provided by Patrons: Global Television
Network, CTV and CBC Television. Further support provided by our Partners:
Alliance Atlantis and Warner Bros. Entertainment (Canada) Inc.
*The contest is open to all residents of Canada except residents of Quebec,
employees (and those persons with whom they are domiciled) of National
Screen Institute - Canada, Rogers, Taylor George Design, and of the
corporations, the contest jury, and the advertising and promotional agencies
involved in the Contest
-30-
For more information
1. Liz Hover, NSI National Exposure Co-ordinator, telephone 204-956-7800.
Email liz.hover@nsi-canada.ca
2. Or Chris Vajcner, NSI Publicity and Media Relations, telephone
204-957-2998. Email chris.vajcner@nsi-canada.ca
Notes to editors
1. 12 finalists each receive a Rogers 12 month entertainment pass including
movies, popcorn and pop, once per month for one year, retail value $150
each.
2. For the NSI National Exposure promo poster click on the following link:
www.nsi-canada.ca/nationalexposure/NSI_RogersPoster.pdf (You will need
Adobe Acrobat to view this document.) For the free Adobe Acrobat Reader
download, use this link: www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
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High-definition Documentary Film Festival at Museum of Nature (in Ottawa)
CanadianMuseumof Nature presents festival of breathtaking
high-definition documentaries
The CanadianMuseumof Nature has an amazing line-up of documentaries for a
16-day high-definition movie festival running Thursdays to Sundays from
January 29 to February 22, 2004.
To showcase the festival, the Museum is offering a special Friday night
presentation of five features on Friday, January 30 from 6:00 p.m.to 10:00
p.m.
The evening will begin with two French screenings from the National Film
Board series Arctic Mission/ MissionArctique. La grande traversée is a
modern-day adventure through the perilous Northwest Passageaboard a
three-mast sailing ship to study the effects of climate change. This
documentary will be complemented by Les seigneurs de l'Arctique, which
highlights the Arctic's wildlife - the first victims of climate change -
through the six seasons of Inuit culture.
The English screenings will begin at 8:00 p.m. Spirit of Yosemite will
showcase the splendour and wonder of YosemiteNational Parkin California.
Visitors will then travel through the Floridian aquifer inWater's Journey:
The Hidden Rivers of Florida, showing at 8:30 p.m.This production is an
edge-of-your-seat cinematographic feat, transporting viewers to a wondrous,
hidden world in this exploration of human impact on groundwater.
The evening concludes with a profile of Ottawasculptor Shayne Dark, who
continually triumphs over dyslexia, a disorder that was under-treated in
his childhood.
During the regular festival schedule from Thursday to Sunday, English and
French screenings will run throughout the day with the first show beginning
at 10:30 a.m.and the last projection at 3:30 p.m. Other documentaries
include Realm of the Killer Whales; Bridge Dwellers: The Bats of Austin
about the Mexican Free-Tailed Bats that live under the Congress Avenue
Bridge in Austin, Texas; On the Edge of Destruction: The Frank Slide Story
about the collapse of Turtle Mountain in 1903 which crushed the town of
Frank, Alberta; Ice Island where some daring scientists and explorers
journey to Antarctica in search for B-15, the largest iceberg ever
recorded; and Oh Baby! To Think about the human baby's ability to
understand the world around them.
All movies are free with Museum admission. A donation of $5 is suggested
for the special evening of screenings on Friday, January 30.
For a full festival schedule, visit nature.ca.
The Museum is located at 240 McLeod Street(at Metcalfe). For general
information, call (613) 566-4700.
CanadianMuseumof Nature presents festival of breathtaking
high-definition documentaries
The CanadianMuseumof Nature has an amazing line-up of documentaries for a
16-day high-definition movie festival running Thursdays to Sundays from
January 29 to February 22, 2004.
To showcase the festival, the Museum is offering a special Friday night
presentation of five features on Friday, January 30 from 6:00 p.m.to 10:00
p.m.
The evening will begin with two French screenings from the National Film
Board series Arctic Mission/ MissionArctique. La grande traversée is a
modern-day adventure through the perilous Northwest Passageaboard a
three-mast sailing ship to study the effects of climate change. This
documentary will be complemented by Les seigneurs de l'Arctique, which
highlights the Arctic's wildlife - the first victims of climate change -
through the six seasons of Inuit culture.
The English screenings will begin at 8:00 p.m. Spirit of Yosemite will
showcase the splendour and wonder of YosemiteNational Parkin California.
Visitors will then travel through the Floridian aquifer inWater's Journey:
The Hidden Rivers of Florida, showing at 8:30 p.m.This production is an
edge-of-your-seat cinematographic feat, transporting viewers to a wondrous,
hidden world in this exploration of human impact on groundwater.
The evening concludes with a profile of Ottawasculptor Shayne Dark, who
continually triumphs over dyslexia, a disorder that was under-treated in
his childhood.
During the regular festival schedule from Thursday to Sunday, English and
French screenings will run throughout the day with the first show beginning
at 10:30 a.m.and the last projection at 3:30 p.m. Other documentaries
include Realm of the Killer Whales; Bridge Dwellers: The Bats of Austin
about the Mexican Free-Tailed Bats that live under the Congress Avenue
Bridge in Austin, Texas; On the Edge of Destruction: The Frank Slide Story
about the collapse of Turtle Mountain in 1903 which crushed the town of
Frank, Alberta; Ice Island where some daring scientists and explorers
journey to Antarctica in search for B-15, the largest iceberg ever
recorded; and Oh Baby! To Think about the human baby's ability to
understand the world around them.
All movies are free with Museum admission. A donation of $5 is suggested
for the special evening of screenings on Friday, January 30.
For a full festival schedule, visit nature.ca.
The Museum is located at 240 McLeod Street(at Metcalfe). For general
information, call (613) 566-4700.
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"The Corporation"
A documentary by Mark Achbar, Jennifer Abbott and Joel Bakan will be held on Ottawa, February 06 - World Exchange.
Detail information:
http://thecorporation.tv/splash.php
A documentary by Mark Achbar, Jennifer Abbott and Joel Bakan will be held on Ottawa, February 06 - World Exchange.
Detail information:
http://thecorporation.tv/splash.php
http://www.nac-cna.ca/en/whatson/results.cfm?EventID=3944#dates
说实在的我不是特别喜欢Broadway show，主要是对那些音乐不太感冒，不过对于要扫盲的人，这个剧还是不能错过的，其次还有The phantom of opera（歌剧院的幽灵）和Les Miserable（悲惨世界），把这三个看了，就可以领会Broadway的精髓了。
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说实在的我不是特别喜欢Broadway show，主要是对那些音乐不太感冒，不过对于要扫盲的人，这个剧还是不能错过的，其次还有The phantom of opera（歌剧院的幽灵）和Les Miserable（悲惨世界），把这三个看了，就可以领会Broadway的精髓了。
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可惜没有银子。。。。
可惜没有银子。。。。
