With Principal Photography on the WWI-era "Trench 11" launching on November 21st, Buffalo Gal Pictures' offshoot Insidious Pictures rekindles its unique brand of genre-based horror films.
Oh what a night! Despite dreary weather outside, all was glittering inside as the 2016 ACTRA Manitoba Awards took place at the Metropolitan Entertainment Centre in downtown Winnipeg on the evening of September 24th. The event, hosted by actress/comedian Aisha Alfa, celebrated the Manitoba entertainment community's achievements in acting, honouring performances in film, television, and introducing a new category: Most Outstanding Stunt Performance.
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The Hollywood Reporter focused on four film-friendly Canadian cities in a September 13th article - one of them being our own Selkirk, Manitoba, standing in most recently as a small Texas town in "A Very Sordid Wedding"
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Day One of the "Washed Away" shoot kicked off early on the morning of Saturday, September 10th in Winnipeg, MB. Standing in for the bustling San Francisco wharf was The Forks Market Place in the heart of the city's downtown.
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Buffalo Gal Pictures is pleased to announce the world theatrical premiere of Dave Schultz's CONSIDERING LOVE AND OTHER MAGIC at the Calgary International Film Festival. Attending the first screening will be Rory J. Saper as well as other cast members, and director Dave Schultz. (+MORE)
Buffalo Gal Pictures congratulates all of the talented 2016 ACTRA Manitoba Award nominees, including a record number for "The Pinkertons", "Hyena Road" and "Heaven is For Real."
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DAY ONE (OF PREP) HAS BEGUN!
WASHED AWAY, produced by 3 Branes Entertainment in association with Buffalo Gal Pictures, has begun prep.
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There's a new production coming to town!
WASHED AWAY, produced by 3 Branes Entertainment in association with Buffalo Gal Pictures, will shoot for 12 days in and around Winnipeg from August 29th to September 13th, 2016.
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The 2016 Gimli Film Festival is showcasing home-grown talent at this year's event, screening half a dozen made-in-Manitoba films, including Buffalo Gal Pictures' 2015 productions "The Forbidden Room" and "Borealis."
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Connecting North America and Europe with a specific focus on genre film, The Frontières Film Market will hold the Montreal segment of its biannual circuit later this month at Fantasia. A collaboration between the Fantasia International Film Festival, Vision-in-Motion and the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival, Frontières is a primary networking opportunity for industry professionals looking to facilitate the co-production and co-financing of genre films.
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