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Picture Shop is a proud supporter of Film Independent and emerging filmmakers. We are thrilled to be awarding The Picture Shop Feature Film Grant this year, which provides a filmmaker up to $50,000 in color grading and DI services for their narrative or documentary feature film.

Picture Shop proudly provided picture post-production on many of this year’s festival line up of features and shorts. The festival runs from October 6th to October 17th.

Adapted from the Tony Award-winning play of the same name, the HBO Original film Oslo is based on a true story of negotiations between implacable enemies.

Picture Shop’s Maxine Gervais reunites with director Jonathan Levine and cinematographer Yves Bélanger to enhance the stunning scenery and intense acting in Hulu’s Nine Perfect Strangers.

Color Finishing by Mark Kueper – Senior Colorist Picture Shop Toronto.Chapelwaite, the new EPIX drama series is based on the short story Jerusalem’s Lot by Stephen King and stars Academy Award® winner Adrien Brody and Emily Hampshire (Schitt’s Creek).

Picture Shop’s Alex Gascoigne re-unites with director Niall MacCormick and cinematographer Jan Jonaeus to create a shadowy and foreboding look for Channel 4 Drama – Deceit.

The North Water, an adaptation of Ian McGuire’s acclaimed novel, takes place on a 19th century whaling expedition set against the harsh environment of the Arctic.

Congratulations to our clients who received nominations for the 20th annual DGC Awards in the television categories. The film nominations will be announced in the fall.

Picture Shop proudly provided picture post-production on many of this year’s nominees and winners.

The fifth movie in the popular The Purge horror franchise, The Forever Purge, follows the story of a Mexican couple who finds themselves stranded on a Texas farm while on the run from a drug cartel.

Picture Shop teams in Vancouver and Toronto are proud to have provided picture post-production services on 19 projects nominated for a 2021 Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. Foundation of British Columbia “Leo Award”.

The 46th Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is back with more than 100 films and ten days of events. The festival kicks off on September 9th and is planning a mix of in-person and on-line screenings.