PREMIERE: Debut of Toronto Crime Drama CRACKED Tonight on CBC
Published January 8th, 2013 on Vancouver is Awesome
Longtime mainstream media (MSM) journalist and author Susan Gittins began writing about and photographing Vancouver’s many film and TV location shoots in the summer of 2010 after the Winter Olympics put the city and its beauty on the world stage. Movies and TV series often showcase the Vancouver area in similar fashion. Vancouver is Awesome commissioned her YVRShoots series in the fall of 2010 and it ran regularly for three years. She launched her own daily YVRShoots blog in the spring of 2012.
Published January 8th, 2013 on Vancouver is Awesome
Are Vancouver VFX dinosaurs better than the British ones? British audiences will get a chance to compare on Primeval: New World tonight when UKTV’s WATCH channel debuts the series, a spinoff of Britain’s own Primeval. In fact, ARC’s Connor Temple (Andrew-Lee Potts) even paid a visit from London to the Vancouver set last March to warn new team leader Evan Cross (Niall Matter) about something that has gone wrong and to have a laugh with the new cast.
Here’s a WATCH promo showing Evan Cross (Niall Matter) and a predator control officer (Tom Butler) looking for anomalies (time portals) in Stanley Park.
After you’ve seen the premiere, check out the making of the kickass stunt from the cold open, filmed at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce tower in downtown Vancouver. I wish I’d known about this shoot ahead of time.
Read More »Vancouver’s own PRIMEVAL: NEW WORLD Debuts on WATCH in the U.K.
Vancouver in 2077. American audiences will get a chance to see the amazing Artifex-made renderings of our city in the future next Monday when Syfy… Read More »Syfy`s New CONTINUUM Trailer Ahead of U.S. Premiere Next Monday
Published January 7, 2013 on Vancouver is Awesome
Whatever else happens next Sunday on Once Upon a Time, it’s a Rumple vs Hook showdown on Hook’s pirate ship in the Storybrooke harbour with Belle watching as Rumple adminsters a beat-down with his cane. But later, when Rumple finds a way to cross the town line without losing his memory of Bae — “Now you can find your son, ” says Belle — a bloodied Hook, holding a gun, is having none of it — “I wouldn’t count on it,” he tells Rumple. This is what I’ve been waiting for since The Crocodile episode showed us their backstory.
RELATED – Hook & Smee spying from a Steveston roof
Read More »PROMOS: ONCE UPON A TIME 2×11 The Outsider – Updated
Published January 6, 2013 on Vancouver is Awesome The end of the NHL lockout after 113 days and the eventual return of Hockey Night in… Read More »PREMIERES: New HEARTLAND, DRAGONS’ DEN & REPUBLIC OF DOYLE on CBC Tonight
So how did Stephen Amell end up on so many Best-of-2012 lists? Yes, Arrow is a huge hit for The CW but it wasn’t the Vancouver-filmed show that got so many mentions. It was Amell’s abs, especially as displayed in the famous salmon ladder scene of the pilot. Entertainment Weekly paid tribute to Amell’s six-pack when they named him a Breakout Star of 2012. Amell confessed to the magazine that he wasn’t “ripped” before landing his star-making role but used Brad Pitt’s physical transformation for Troy as his inspiration to become the hooded vigilante.
Perhaps Amell’s abs will be on screen again on Wednesday, January 16th, in Arrow’s tenth episode called Burned. [Update: May be no abs in this episode since Amell’s Oliver Queen is thinking of hanging up his hood for good after being beaten by the Dark Archer. That is, until Laurel asks for his help investigating the suspicious death of a firefighter.]
Here’s the logline:
Oliver goes up against an injured firefighter who, psychologically traumatized, has decided to take revenge on Starling City by commiting acts of arson while calling himself Firefly.
And the promo images featuring Stephen Amell’s Oliver Queen, Katie Cassidy’s Laurel Lance and guest star Andrew Dunbar’s Firefly.

Sunday, January 6th – ABC’s new Once Upon a Time promo for next week’s 2×11 The Outsider. Sunday, January 6th – Once Upon a Time… Read More »WEEK: December 31, 2012 – January 6, 2013