Make your next film in Nova Scotia — we’re open for business. Film and television productions filming in Nova Scotia are eligible for funding from the Nova Scotia Film & Television Production Incentive Fund, administered by the Dept. of Communities, Culture, Tourism & Heritage (CCTH). For more information on various funding programs and streams, please visit our incentives page HERE.
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In Nova Scotia, we know production. Our province is home to world-class crews, talented cast, experienced production partners and state-of-the-art post-production facilities. Watch our video below to see why these award-winning, highly skilled and professional technicians are in demand across the country and around the world!
Recent years have been some of the busiest on record for the NS Screen Industry and our mission is to ensure this continues. Scroll down for an up-to-date list of productions that are currently shooting in Nova Scotia. Please note that we are unable to provide any information on upcoming productions until they have officially released announcements regarding filming (due to confidentiality obligations).
Production Company: IoM Media Ventures
Producer / Production Manager: Siobhan Kennedy-Cameron
Filming in: Various Locations in the HRM
More info HERE.
Production Companies: Fremantle, Auguste Content Inc., Phantom Sounds Inc.
Broadcaster: CTV & The CW
More info: The CW Gives Early Renewal to Drama ‘Sullivan’s Crossing’
Executive Producer: Ann Bernier, Auguste Content Inc.
Producer: Nicole Steeves, Fri Bands Inc.
Writer/ Director: Tara Thorne
Logline: When friends unite for a weekend celebration, their old feelings, new relationships, and shifting dynamics crash into each other in the shadow of summer’s dying light.
Production Company: Trades 1 Productions Inc.
Producer: Jonathan Walker
Studio: Bell Media
Distributor: Crave
The Trades is a sitcom about refinery employees that balances the conflicting personalities of a small town with the antics of a stressful workplace. Employees often work in hazardous conditions, yet they always find a way to amuse themselves. Tradespeople come from ALL walks of life. Corporate doesn’t care about your race, religion, gender identity or criminal record — they expect everyone to work together on the job site.