STORYHIVE has announced the filmmakers chosen for the 2024 TELUS STORYHIVE Scripted Edition, following a competitive selection process from over 400 submissions across British Columbia and Alberta. A total of 40 emerging filmmakers will receive $20,000 each in...
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Kearney, shooting location manager for the sci-fi blockbuster that opened Friday, knew exactly what she needed.
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