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How to Manage Residuals: A Quick-Guide to North America, the UK and Australia
Your quick-guide overview of how residuals are managed in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Residuals are ongoing payments designed to compensate writers, actors, directors, and others when their work in a movie, television show, or internet production gets rerun on a different channel or reused…
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Toronto Job Opportunity: Junior Accountant (1 yr Contract)
Entertainment Partners is hiring! Our Junior Accountant opening is a great opportunity for anyone in the Toronto area with an accounting background or seeking an accounting role. Key Responsibilities: Analyze production budgets and prepare tax credit estimates and quotations for new business. Prepare interim tax credit…
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The State of the Industry: 2024 in Review and Outlook for 2025
Despite months of disruption and downturn in production levels, incentives and infrastructure in the US and Canada remained stable, a promising sign for the year ahead. Similar to recent years, the global film and television production industry experienced significant challenges in 2024. In the wake of the Hollywood…
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Canada Invests in Crew Training and Education
Learn about the diverse education and development programs put in place to train the next wave of talented above and below-the-line production workers across Canada. Canada has long been recognized as a global film and television industry leader, with cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal serving as highly…
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6 Ways Film and TV Producers Can Benefit from Filming in Canada
Learn why Canada’s recent production infrastructure and tax incentive changes offer big benefits to local and international producers. Thanks to favorable tax incentive programs, diverse landscapes, and robust infrastructure supported by a skilled workforce, Canada has been a top film and television production destination…
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Where do I get Union rates to import into Movie Magic
Hi, How do I source union rates to import into MMB Globals? In particular, I'm looking for ACFC rates for Canada. Thanks! Richard
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Tax Credit Changes Boost Film & TV Production in Ontario
Ontario’s recently enhanced tax credits make it easier than ever for productions of all sizes and genres to film in the province. The Welcome to Ontario sign says “Open for business”—and that’s certainly true in the entertainment world. Offering ample location diversity, healthy infrastructure, and access to abundant…
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8 Locations Independent Filmmakers Should Consider for Their Next Project
Jurisdictions with low minimum spend requirements and enticing incentive packages every filmmaker should know about. The independent film industry is navigating a dynamic and transformative period. In recent years there have been many changes reshaping the landscape of independent cinema, impacting production,…
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Curious About Co-productions? What Producers Need to Know.
When powerful collaborations bring unique global perspectives together, magic happens. You’ve seen it in films like ‘Cloud Atlas’ and ‘Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy,’ both great examples of riveting stories born from co-productions. Maybe the thought of working with a global collaborator inspires you, or perhaps you’re…
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A Brief Guide to Loan-Out Companies in Canada
What production workers need to know when being hired on productions through a loan-out company in Canada. Canada’s vibrant film and television production industry creates over 200,000 jobs each year. While many crew and cast members are hired by productions as employees or self-employed individuals, others are hired…