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Recent productions filmed in Nova Scotia include: The Lighthouse (Feature, A24), Locke & Key (TV; Netflix), Captive (MOW; Sony Pictures), Spinster (Feature), Diggstown (TV; CBC), Assholes: A Theory (Feature Doc), Stage Mother (Feature); Black Cop (Feature), Cavendish (TV; CBC), Hopeless Romantic (Feature), Let’s Get Physical (TV; Pop TV), Mr. D (TV; CBC), Drag Kids (Feature Doc), Pure (TV; WGN/Hulu), Polaroid (Feature), Sex & Violence (TV; OUTtv), The Child Remains (Feature), The Crescent (Feature), The Curse of Oak Island (TV; History Channel), The Mist (TV; Spike), This Hour Has 22 Minutes (TV; CBC), Trailer Park Boys (TV; Netflix) and more...
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Nova Scotia's screen industry works for everyone - contributing over $180 million to Nova Scotia's economy and generating economic spin-offs that benefit a diverse group of Nova Scotians and local businesses across the province.
Screen Nova Scotia has partnered with the Halifax Black Film Festival — created by the Fabienne Colas Foundation (FCF) — to provide paid internships for emerging, diverse filmmakers on the set of the CBC legal drama Diggstown. The four selected interns are the participants of the FCF’s...
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