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Bracken Hanke books a role in Crazy 8’s film EXTRA-ORDINARY AMY.STORY LINE: 11 year old orphan AMY is delivered to a Home For Disturbed Children, where she is bullied by the other children in residence. A little girl who only wants to dance, Amy knows that bad things happen when she straps on her toe shoes — very bad things…
Producer: Kris McRonney
Co-Producer: Alicia Bernbaum
Associate Producer: Julie Bruns
Director: Christopher Graham
Casting Director: Megan Bayliss
http://crazy8s.film/crazy8s-20
In this fantastical tale, a young girl struggles with the loss of her parents in a freak accident as she learns to embrace what she truly loves, dancing, and its chilling consequence.
Christopher Graham, Director
Christopher Graham is one of the founders of Bad Cookie Pictures. He’s been a pillar to the indie horror community, working in production design and recently taking on writing and directing. He’s had international success with his film PAINT THE TOWN RED and much attention from his recent VR piece . He prides himself on a unique style and eye for genre.
Zlatina Pacheva, Writer
Zlatina Pacheva has been working in independent film in Vancouver for the past four years in varying capacities – including unit publicity and production design. As a writer, three of her scripts have been turned into short films, which have screened worldwide. Her web series, DEAR DIARY, was consistently in the Top 5 at VanChan and she is currently in pre-production for Season 2. In her spare time, Zlatina volunteers with Raindance Vancouver and is the co-director of the Vancouver Short Film Festival.
Kris McRonney, Producer
Kris McRonney is a Toronto native living in Vancouver and has appeared in the Lifetime original movie ONE ANGRY JUROR, CW’s ARROW and E!’s THE ARRANGEMENT. He also played a lead role in the Frostbite Productions web-series drama THE LAST FALL OF ASHES. As a producer, Kris successfully pitched the award-winning web-series NIGHT OWL HIGH to TELUS STORYHIVE which received 50K to create a 6-episode series for TELUS OptikTV. Since then, Kris has produced three short films: PAPER CRANES, SONDER and THE THINGS I COULDN’T SAY.
Max Chadburn is busy filming Hallmark’s MOW, ALL THE LITTLE LIARS,.
AN AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERY #9.
The Aurora Teagarden Mystery movies are based on the popular book series of the same name written by Charlaine Harris. Candace Cameron Bure (DJ Tanner from Full House) plays the title character Aurora Teagarden. Aurora is a small town librarian who belongs to the Real Murders club, a group of 12 enthusiasts who gather monthly to study famous baffling or unsolved crimes.
WEBSITE:
http://www.hallmarkmoviesandmysteries.com/aurora-teagarden-movies


Jennifer Jasmine books a role on CBC Network DocuDrama that chronicles stories of first responders who deal with PTSD .
Director: Kevin Eastwood
Producer: Jason James
Storyline: The rates for PTSD and suicide among paramedics are higher than any other occupation — even more so than soldiers and veterans. Why are the people who save lives for a living, killing themselves? And what does that say about us a society – when the people whose job it is to save us, aren’t being taken care of? This urgent new documentary will look at the history of the role of paramedic in North America and offer a dramatic and powerful look into the lives, and stories, of paramedics that we’ve never seen before.
Cole Dirksen,Rio Dirksen and Kiara Malcom have all been cast in the Web series “Foundations – Families of Character“.
Production Manager: Jonathan Bryden,
Glass Canvas Productions
Director: Jason Jenson
Casting Director: Jonathan Bryden
“Foundations” is a 4 part series by Families of Character that aims to help
parents develop virtue in their children. The series looks at what it means
to be human, how relationships affect virtue development, and how to thrive
as individuals and families. The series is easy watching and informative,
bringing hope and practical strategies to daily living.

Isabelle Beech books an electronic gaming commercial for Nintendo Switch.
– All broadcast TV, including but not limited to free TV, cable and digital/worldwide internet and industrial, cinema for North America and for possible additional territory options.
Make sure to tune in tonight to catch Madeleine Arthur in her recurring guest star role on Season 3 Episode 2 of Syfy’s series The Magicians!!
The Magicians season 3 has begun its epic quest. It premiered last week and it will continue its run with the episode entitled “Heroes and Morons“.
The Magicians is back, and if you thought the Season 2 finale cliffhanger was going to be wrapped up in a nice bow before moving on to other adventures, you are in for a rude awakening. Magic is gone. Gone from Fillory, gone from Earth, gone from our heroes and villains. After Quentin and his crew straight-up murdered a god in the Season 2 finale, magic was straight-up turned off in this sector of the universe, leaving all of our characters in precarious positions. But rather than fix things right away, The Magicians Season 3 seizes upon this plot development as an opportunity to deepen the characters, raise the stakes, and let the gallows humour fly higher than ever before. The show is different but the same; wildly reconfigured, but still the Magicians we know and love. It’s an evolution, baby, and we’re in for a hell of a ride. The show’s sense of humour is a big reason why it succeeds as well as it does, and it’s what affords the writers the ability to confront such serious subject matter without falling into a pit of despair.
Darkly hilarious, emotionally complex, wildly fantastical, and a little funky—there’s nothing else like it, and that’s precisely what makes it such a joy to watch. Magic may be gone, but The Magicians’ cup runneth over with charm to spare.
The Magicians is an American fantasy television series that airs on Syfy and is based on the novels of the same name by Lev Grossman.
When grad student Quentin Coldwater (Jason Ralph) enters a college specializing in magic, he learns that the mythic fantasy world he once read about is very real. Also starring Arjun Gupta, Hale Appleman Stella Maeve, Olivia Taylor Dudley, Summer Bishil and Jade Taylor.
The Magicians “Heroes And Morons” (HD) Season 3 Episode 2 Promo:
The Magicians | Official Season 3 Trailer | SYFY:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGAnY6DqevY
The Magicians Season 3 Official Trailer #2:
Website:
https://www.showcase.ca/show/the-magicians
http://www.syfy.com/themagicians/about
Zoey Siewert finished filming season 5 of “Finding Stuff Out” this fall in Montreal and has been nominated for a CANADIAN SCREEN AWARDS – 2018
Nomination – Best Children’s or Youth Non-Fiction Program or Series.
https://www.academy.ca/2018/fi
Zoey conducts the most outrageous experiments, meets fascinating creatures and goes out into the field with real scientists, to investigate things up close. She can’t imagine anything more fun than science and inventions (unless it’s singing silly songs about it!) Zoey is always eager to share her enthusiasm and curiosity about how the world works.

http://www.apartment11.tv/en/t
Darcy Fehr has finished filming a role on the H Collective’s “The Parts You Lose”.
The Parts You Lose is an upcoming thriller film starring starring Emmy Award winner Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad, Eye in the Sky) and newcomer Danny Murphy as a fugitive criminal and a deaf boy who befriend one another. The film is directed by Christopher Cantwell based on a screenplay by Darren Lemke. Cantwell is best known for the AMC series “Halt and Catch Fire”, which he created and ran. Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Fargo, 10 Cloverfield Lane) and Scoot McNairy also star as the boy’s parents.
The Parts You Lose is financed by The H Collective with Academy Award-winning producer Mark Johnson (Rain Man, Breaking Bad) producing under his Gran Via banner with Tom Williams and Aaron Paul. Principal photography took place in Winnipeg, Canada.

Written by Darren Lemke, The Parts You Lose follows the unlikely friendship that unfolds between a young deaf boy, Wesley, and a fugitive criminal who takes refuge in an abandoned barn on the family’s rural North Dakota farm. After forming a deep bond with the man, Wesley must decide where to place his allegiances when the authorities begin to close in on the fugitive.

Madeleine Arthur has been cast to play the lead in the upcoming indie drama “Tell Me Why I Don’t Like Mondays.”
http://variety.com/2018/film/n
The project is based on Boomtown Rats 1979 hit song “I Don’t Like Mondays,” which was inspired by 16-year-old Brenda Ann Spencer firing a gun at children in a school playground. Marcus Thompson is directing from a screenplay he co-wrote with John Speer.
The film shoots in April and is produced by Jordi Rediu and Michael Bassick (“Hacksaw Ridge”) in association with Regal Entertainment,. Financier Michael Laundon will co-produce along with Thompson and Speer from British indie Heat Haze Pictures.