Best of produced-in-BC film and television. Leo Awards Gala tonight at Vancouver’s Hyatt Regency. Best Dramatic Series Rogue: John Morayniss, Matthew Parkhill, Robert Petrovicz, Nick Hamm – Producers –… Read More »LEO AWARDS: ROGUE Wins Best Dramatic Series Over Vancouver Whydunit MOTIVE, BATES MOTEL, BEYOND & ICE
Best of produced-in-BC film and television. Leo Awards ceremonies: May 27th, June 3rd and 4th at Vancouver’s Hyatt Regency. Nominations: Best Dramatic Series Bates Motel… Read More »LEO AWARDS: Nominations for MOTIVE & Kristin Lehman, VAN HELSING & Christopher Heyerdahl, ARROW’s Emily Bett Rickards
Best Dramatic Series WINNER. Motive. Rob Merilees, Rob LaBelle, Lindsay Macadam, Louise Clark, Ben Brafman, Erin Haskett, Dennis Heaton, Sarah Dodd, Daniel Cerone – Producers… Read More »LEO AWARDS: MOTIVE, THE ROMEO SECTION, ARROW & CONTINUUM Lead Dramatic Series Nominations. MOTIVE Wins.
Apart from the occasional putrid corpse has there ever been a TV series that showcased Vancouver’s beauty more than Motive? Known for its bold cinematic… Read More »PREMIERE: Vancouver Whydunit Series MOTIVE’s Final Season Premieres Tuesday. Set Sale This Weekend.
Updated with revised dates. January 4th week. Filming hiatus ends and production resumes for War For the Planet of the Apes, Birth of the Dragon,… Read More »WINTER 2016: FIFTY SHADES DARKER Filming, DEADPOOL in Theatres, LEGENDS OF TOMORROW, LUCIFER, SECOND CHANCE, THE MAGICIANS Premieres
Revised dates in bold. 2 WEEK HOLIDAY HIATUS FROM FILMING IN VANCOUVER: The 100 – December 17 to January 4. Arrow – December 19 to… Read More »HIATUS: Christmas Filming Hiatus for ARROW, BATES MOTEL, THE FLASH, MOTIVE, ONCE UPON A TIME, SUPERNATURAL & More
The seventeenth annual Leo Awards, celebrating the best of B.C.-made television and film, had some big homegrown moments. Vancouver whydunit television series Motive and Vancouver… Read More »LEO AWARDS: Gala with Host Christopher Heyerdahl. Winners MOTIVE, VIOLENT. Danny Virtue. Beverley Elliott.
So that weighted dummy crashing through a windshield on Homer Street last February was Vancouver whydunit Motive’s season three finale Victim Maria Snow (Luisa D’Oliveria).… Read More »TONIGHT: Vancouver Whydunit MOTIVE’s Victim Stunt Fall for Season 3 Finale
What did Vancouver whydunit Motive do to its signature car — detective Angie Flynn’s [1984 Oldsmobile Hurst]? Bad guys firebombed it in the penultimate episode… Read More »TONIGHT: What did Vancouver Whydunit MOTIVE Do to Angie’s Oldsmobile Hurst At The End of Season 3?