Rolling Pictures North making its mark in upcoming Canadian Screen Awards

Rolling Pictures North is celebrating the work it has completed on films and television programs that have recently garnered 27 nominations for the upcoming Canadian Screen Awards, the company announced in a news release today. 

Screen Award Nominations Rolling Pictures worked on include:

• SORT OF (13 nominations) and we did the colour grading, online editing, packaging and deliverables.
• DIGGSTOWN (5 nominations) and we did colour grading, online editing, packaging, sound and deliverables.
• PIKWIK PACK (3 nominations) and we did online editing, packaging and deliverables.
• THIS IS POP (2 nominations) Rolling Pictures: colour grading, online editing, packaging and deliverables.
• Tabija (The White Fortress) - 2 nominations
• Gabby's Farm
• Haunted Hospitals

“We are so proud of our team at Rolling Pictures and are honoured to play a small role in these amazing shows,” says Rolling Pictures COO Joe Serafini in the release. "We are fortunate to be working with some of the most talented teams in the industry. The success of so many however is the result of great leadership from our clients. This is a great moment in time for Rolling Pictures, our growth and success is due to so much positive collaborative energy.”

The full release is as follows: 

Behind the walls of their downtown Queen Street building with the giant horse mural, Rolling Pictures continues its work on many national and international film and television productions.

Rolling Pictures is celebrating the work it has completed on films and television programs that have recently garnered 27 nominations for the upcoming Canadian Screen Awards.

“Although shooting a film or TV show normally gets all the attention, Rolling Pictures North in Sault Ste Marie is thrilled to have been involved in the postproduction of some of this years most nominated productions,“ says Community Relations Director Robert Peace

Canada's biggest celebration of homegrown film, television and digital talent is returning to CBC with its first televised event since before the pandemic. Most awards will be presented virtually during a weeklong series of events, split by genre. Canadian Screen Week runs April 4 through April 8. The award show itself will air on CBC and CBC Gem on April 10. Rolling Pictures will also be sponsoring and doing all the postproduction on the show in both Sault and Toronto offices.

“Rolling Pictures opened a northern office back in 2020 with the goal of employing more skilled people in the north and expanding postproduction accessibility to the north by starting a hub that would encourage more local production as well,” says Peace. This has become possible due to the investment by the City of Sault Ste Marie, the Provincial government along with the digital infrastructure and the development of educational programs here to train and introduce students to the jobs in the industry,”

Screen Award Nominations Rolling Pictures worked on.

• SORT OF (13 nominations) and we did the colour grading, online editing, packaging and deliverables.
• DIGGSTOWN (5 nominations) and we did colour grading, online editing, packaging, sound and deliverables.
• PIKWIK PACK (3 nominations) and we did online editing, packaging and deliverables.
• THIS IS POP (2 nominations) Rolling Pictures: colour grading, online editing, packaging and deliverables.
• Tabija (The White Fortress) - 2 nominations
• Gabby's Farm
• Haunted Hospitals

“We are so proud of our team at Rolling Pictures and are honoured to play a small role in these amazing shows,” says Rolling Pictures COO Joe Serafini. We are fortunate to be working with some of the most talented teams in the industry. The success of so many however is the result of great leadership from our clients. This is a great moment in time for Rolling Pictures, our growth and success is due to so much positive collaborative energy.”

Rolling Pictures is also proud of their most recent work on the popular series The Porter that has launched on CBC. Jobs in Sault Ste Marie that are part of these services include colour artists, sound editors, video editors and IT professionals as well as administrative rolls in scheduling and coordination of all staff in the north and south.