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The spotlight will be on Alberta’s flourishing film industry this fall when the Calgary International Film Festival returns to screens in theatre and at home.

The cover of his memoir They Don’t Pay Me To Say No: My Life in Film and Television Props is a picture of prop master Dean Goodine on the Longview, Alta., set of the 2000 TV film The Virginian with Diane Lane and Bill Pullman. He has what appears to be a stiff, full-grown cow slung over his shoulder

Bringing Lethbridge onto the big screen.

Everyone’s favourite rancher is going to be riding into Calgary this July for the Calgary Stampede parade.

With Alberta-shot productions like The Revenant, Fargo series, Ghostbusters sequel and HBO's The Last of Us filming here in the last few years, Rosner is aware of the province’s buzz.

Calgary Economic Development film commissioner says industry has billion dollar potential

The commitment of the Alberta Government to increase investment in the film and television industry to keep pace with demand is viewed as a positive step forward by those in the industry and officials of the Town of Cochrane.

The Alberta government is sweetening the pot for more film and television productions to come to the province.