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Films & TV series

Recent productions filmed in Nova Scotia include: The Sinner (TV, UCP), From (TV, EPIX/MGM), Moonshine (TV, eOne), Chapelwaite (TV, EPIX), The Lighthouse (Feature, A24), The Good House (Feature, Amblin Partners), Books of Blood (Feature, Hulu), Locke & Key (TV, Netflix), Captive (MOW, Sony Pictures), Pure (TV, WGN America), Diggstown (TV, CBC), Murmur (Feature), Spinster (Feature), Assholes: A Theory (Feature Doc), Stage Mother (Feature), The Curse of Oak Island (TV, History Channel), Black Cop (Feature), Let’s Get Physical (TV, Pop TV), Mr. D (TV, CBC), Drag Kids (Feature Doc), Polaroid (Feature, Dimension Films), Sex & Violence (TV, OUTtv), Tin Can (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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June 24th, 2021

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Province Increases Support for Film & Television Industry

Booming Nova Scotia film industry gets major funding boost

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Industry Updates,

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

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