Amica Kobersi FS Team Presentation.pptx

Full Sail Presentations

1. CANADA Joshua Jeter, Raymond Johnson, Malcolm Cheaves, & Amica Kobersi

2. Canada, located on the North America continent, is comprised of ten provinces and three territories that extends coast to coast from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean and is bordered by the Arctic Ocean and the United States. It’s the second largest country in Area and has the most coastline of any other country.

3. TOPOGRAPHIC MAP

4. THERMATIC CLIMATE MAP

5. GDP

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7. Prime Minister :  Justin Trudeau   Capital :  Ottawa CO2 Emissions Per Capita :  15.43 metric tons (2019)  World Bank Electricity Consumption Per Capita :  15,588.49 kWh (2014)  World Bank Energy use per capita :  7,631.34 kg of oil equivalent (2015)  World Bank Fertility Rate :  1.40 births per woman (2020)  World Bank GDP Growth Rate :  4.5% Annual Change (2021)  World Bank

8. Population Map

9. Map of Railroad Lines

10. Terrorism in canada Legislation, Law Enforcement, and Border Security:    Canada’s strict privacy laws continued to limit counterterrorism-related intelligence sharing among Canada’s law enforcement agencies, and between Canada and other countries, including the United States. Although Canada’s Criminal Code includes sections on terrorist activities, prosecutors have limited their pursuit of charges under these statutes because the legal bar is high and cases have raised complex questions of potentially overlapping offenses.  Prosecutors typically choose to pursue more-straightforward charges against those suspected of terrorist activities (e.g., murder), a trend that continued in 2021. Canada continued to resist repatriation of FTFs and their family members from Syria, asserting it was unable to send staff to assist owing to the security situation within Syria.  In 2021, former U.S. diplomat Peter Galbraith facilitated the return to Canada of a woman and her minor daughter from a camp for displaced persons affiliated with ISIS in Syria via Iraq.  Galbraith said his effort was a private initiative; the Canadian government indicated it was not involved in the pair’s exit from Syria.

11. Terrorism in canada Countering the Financing of Terrorism:    Canada is a member of FATF and the Asia/Pacific Group on Money Laundering.  Canada’s FIU, the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre (known as FINTRAC), is a member of the Egmont Group.  On  June 1 2021 , several amendments to regulations under Canada’s Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act entered into force, significantly overhauling Canada’s related regulatory landscape and closing gaps in the existing framework, such as those stemming from technological advances (e.g., cryptocurrencies). Countering Violent Extremism:    The Canada Centre for Community Engagement and Prevention of Violence continued its work to develop related policy and on partner/stakeholder engagement and coordination, research, and programming.  It also administered the Community Resilience Fund, a grants and contributions program that provides financial support to organizations working to improve Canada’s understanding of — and capacity to prevent and counter — violent extremism.  In 2021, Canada continued its financial support to and was a board member of the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund, a multilateral organization that funds local programs to prevent and counter violent extremism.

12. Top Exports/imports Crude Oil Gold Automobiles

13. Facts about Canada: Official Name: Canada Form of Government: Federal parliamentary state Capital: Ottawa Population: 36,307,820 Official Language: English, French Money: Canadian Dollar (1USD=1.36 Canadian Dollar) Area: 9,970,610 Square Kilometers Major Mountain Ranges: Rockies, Coast, Laurentian Major Rivers: St. Lawrence, Mackenzie

14. Canada | Dominion of Canada Canada is a land of vast distances and rich natural resources; it became a self-governing dominion in 1867 while retaining ties to the British crown. In 1982, Canada entirely broke from its colonial past; it transferred the country's highest law, the British North America Act (which was renamed the Constitution Act, 1867), from the British Parliament's authority to Canada's federal and provincial legislatures. Economically and technologically, Canada has developed in parallel with the US. The country faces the political challenges of meeting public demands for quality improvements in health care, education, social services, and economic competitiveness and responding to the particular concerns of predominantly francophone Quebec. Canada also aims to develop its diverse energy resources while maintaining its commitment to the environment. Canada ranked 13th in the  United Nations Human Development Index   for 2019. The country ranked 11th in the  UN World Happiness Report 2019 .

15. Investment Canada Policy on Foreign Investment in the Canadian Film Distribution Sector The Investment Canada Act requires that foreign investments in the production, distribution and exhibition sector of the film and video industries be compatible with national cultural policies. As part of the measures to support an indigenous Canadian distribution industry, the government has also announced new Investment Canada policy on foreign investment in the Canadian film distribution sector: Takeovers of Canadian owned and controlled distribution businesses will not be allowed Investments to establish new distribution businesses in Canada will only be allowed to importation and distribution activities related to proprietary products (the importer owns world rights or is a major investor) Indirect and direct takeovers of foreign distribution businesses operating in Canada will be allowed only if the investor undertakes to reinvest a portion of its Canadian earnings in accordance with national and cultural policies All applications to Investment Canada made after February 13, 1987, will be subject to the new policy.

16. FROM SCRIPT TO SCREEN: Policy Resource Allocation Current & New Resources Allocation ($millions)   Current Resources Transition Year (2000-2001) Future Years (2001-2002 and Ongoing) Current Resources $50.00 $50.00 $50.00 New Resources   $15.00 $50.00 Total Policy Resources $50.00 $65.00 $100.00 Professional Development Film and Video Production Co-operatives $1.90 $2.90 $2.90 Non-Theatrical Production - Canadian Independent Film and Video Fund   $1.80 $1.80 Independent Filmmakers Assistance Program - Telefilm Canada   $1.80 $1.80 Canada Feature Film Fund Screenwriting Assistance Program - Telefilm Canada   $0.45 $2.30 Project Development, Production and Marketing Assistance Program - Telefilm Canada $45.00 $53.50 $85.00 Complementary Activities Program - Telefilm Canada $3.10 $3.30 $4.95 Preservation National Archives of Canada   $0.60 $0.60 AV Preservation Trust   $0.15 $0.15 Total Resources (including administration costs) $50.00 $64.50 $99.50 Policy Monitoring and Administration (Canadian Heritage)   $0.50 $0.50 Total Policy Resources   $65.00 $100.00

17. 10 FAMOUS MOVIES FILMED IN CANADA Brokeback Mountain 2005 Capote 2005 Titanic 1997 Mean Girls 2004 Twilight 2008 My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2002 Goodwill Hunting 1997 Juno 2007 Catch Me If You Can 2002 American Psycho 2000

18. Effects of covid

19. Airlines: Air Canada Canada's largest airline and the country's flag carrier. West Jet Air : Second-largest Canadian air carrier. Cost to fly from Canada to Orlando Toronto: $448 Vancouver: $426 Calgary: $519 Montreal: $322 Ottawa: $515 Bus: Coach Canada Bus services in Quebec and Ontario. Greyhound Canada Greyhound Canada is the largest provider of intercity bus transportation in Canada. (temporarily suspend) Megabus : Low-cost bus service in Canada. TRANSPORTATION Railroad: Canadian National Railway CN is Canada's largest railroad company based in Montreal; it provides freight services in Canada and the USA. Canadian Pacific Railway The other freight railway. The Rocky Mountaineer The Rocky Mountaineer operates rail tours through British Columbia and Alberta. Ontario Northland Railway ONT operates freight and passenger services in northern Ontario. VIA Rail Canada VIA, the fe deral crown corporation operates intercity passenger rail service in Canada.

20. Banks and Stock Exchanges Bank of Canada Canada's central bank. Business Development Bank of Canada   (BDC) A federal Crown corporation wholly owned by the Government of Canada. Canada's Big Five banks Bank of Montreal The Canadian multinational investment bank and financial services company maintains headquarters in Montreal and Toronto. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce CIBC is a chartered bank with its headquarters in Toronto. Royal Bank of Canada Canadian multinational financial services company and the largest bank in Canada. Scotiabank The Bank of Nova Scotia is a Canadian multinational banking and financial services company with headquarters in Toronto. Toronto-Dominion Bank TD is a Canadian multinational banking and financial services company with headquarters in Toronto. Stock Exchange Bourse de Montréal The Montréal Stock Exchange (MX) is owned by Toronto-based TMX Group. TSX Group The Toronto Stock Exchange is one of the top 10 largest stock exchanges in the world.

21. WHY CANADA As shown throughout the presentation, Canada is an amazing country offering many scenic locations that would stand out on the silver screen. With its various landscapes ranging from historic towns to wonderful views of nature, Canada offers us the opportunity to get great shots and film with minimum hardships. when it comes to filming in different locations travel isn’t an issue with the many options available and the American dollar goes a bit further as well. Overall Canada offers us the opportunity to shoot a great movie while saving ourselves money and gaining an audience that’s going to be personally invested in the mo vie!

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