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As part of Alberta Culture Days, AMPIA and Metro Cinema will be presenting a FREE screening of Why Shoot The Teacher?
Producer Fil Fraser and Screenwriter James DeFelice will be in attendance. There will be a reception afterwards and all are invited to help celebrate the 37th Anniversary of the film!
AMPIA member Adam Scorgie’s latest project! Congrats Adam!
The Garneau Theatre was opened in October 1940 with its first screening being “The Great Waltz”. Today, @themetrocinema, an Edmonton non-profit organization, programs a wide variety of cinema for us to take in. And … the popcorn is amazing.
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VP of Creative Industries/Film Commissioner Luke Azevedo @filmtvguy w/ @calgaryeconomic has been committed to the growth of our industry & always brings conversations & stories about the capabilities & successes in the Alberta film industry to international markets. Thanks Luke!
This independent art house cinema is the venue of choice for many doc screenings and doc film festivals. Check out @GlobeCinema's website to support independent cinema and catch a movie any night of the week at this staple in the #YYC arts/culture scene. http://globecinema.ca
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Alberta Media Production Industries Association (AMPIA) is a non-profit professional association incorporated in 1973. At its inception, its mandate was to support the independent motion picture industry as a viable economic and cultural force within the Province of Alberta.
