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2017/2018 Season

Recent productions filmed in Nova Scotia include: The Lighthouse (Feature, A24), The Good House (Feature, Amblin Partners), Locke & Key (TV, Netflix), Captive (MOW, Sony Pictures), Pure (TV, WGN/Hulu), Diggstown (TV, CBC), Spinster (Feature), Assholes: A Theory (Feature Doc), Stage Mother (Feature); Black Cop (Feature), The Curse of Oak Island (TV, History Channel), Cavendish (TV, CBC), Hopeless Romantic (Feature), Let’s Get Physical (TV, Pop TV), Mr. D (TV, CBC), Drag Kids (Feature Doc), Polaroid (Feature, Dimension Films), Sex & Violence (TV, OUTtv), The Child Remains (Feature), The Crescent (Feature), The Mist (TV, Spike), This Hour Has 22 Minutes (TV, CBC), Trailer Park Boys (TV, Netflix) and more...

Nova Scotia's Screen Industry: We Mean Business

The screen industry has a positive impact on the lives of all Nova Scotians - economically, culturally, and socially.

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.

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October 2nd, 2019

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Screen Nova Scotia partners with Netflix to expand Screenwriter Internship Program

“Netflix is thrilled to partner with Screen Nova Scotia to expand the acclaimed Screenwriter Internship Program,” said Lisa Hamilton Daly, Director, Original Series at Netflix.

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Industry Updates

More than 2,000 Nova Scotians work in film, television and animation. Do you?

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Nova Scotia has it all.

Urban sophistication, small town ambiance, and miles of unspoiled coastline.