From Etan Vlessing of the Hollywood Reporter: Shaw Media Acquires Canadian ‘Bomb Girls’ Drama Canadian indies Muse Entertainment and Back Alley Films are to produce Bomb Girls, a six-part drama about World War II women at work in a munitions factory. Read more.
From a media release: Leading production company Shaftesbury, along with its digital studio Smokebomb Entertainment and branded entertainment agency shift2, welcome Shaw Rocket Fund as a partner on multi-platform digital series Emerald Code (20 x 3 mins), going into production this Spring. Shaw Rocket Fund joins an exciting roster of previously announced partners including Ubisoft … Continue reading Emerald Code, a new series about girls and STEM, gets the green light
Love lost, love found, love decisions and SPARKLES! Co-creators Tracey Deer and Cynthia Knight jam it all in as we tied up the loose ends in the season finale of Mohawk Girls. First I will deal with the Zoe (Brittany LeBorgne) storyline as that moved to its natural conclusion. Zoe finally hit rock bottom after … Continue reading Mohawk Girls sparkle at Powwow!
There’s no Anthony and Diane bickering this time, just Anthony introducing Diane’s interview with Bomb Girls producers Adrienne Mitchell and Janis Lundman (and bumbling the title of the TV, eh? Midseason Charity Auction). Episode 75: Listen or download here or subscribe via iTunes or with any other program via the TV, Eh? feed Your hosts … Continue reading TV, eh? podcast episode 75 – “We Came to Drop Bombs”
From Chris Lackner of Postmedia News: Meg Tilly is a Bomb Girl Meg Tilly never expected to be back in front of a camera, let alone playing a Canadian bomb girl. And yet the 51-year-old Canadian-American actress is front and centre as munitions-factory supervisor Lorna Corbett, in Global’s new miniseries Bomb Girls, which premieres Wednesday. … Continue reading Meg Tilly an unexpected Bomb Girl
