File contains documents related to "Win, Again!," a made-for TV movie produced by CBC. Jenny Munday acted in the movie in the role of Arlene Slope. The documents include reviews of the production; a contract between Munday and CBC; an invoice for travel expenses; and call sheets.
File contains newspaper clippings about the cancellation of the Pit Pony TV series and efforts to safe the the wharf in Harbourville, Nova Scotia, attached to a letter sent from Joyce Barkhouse to her sister. The file also contains a poster for the Pit Pony audio book, narrated by Richard Donat.
File contains photographs of employees of Dalhousie Univeristy's audiovisual services, including television and photography units. The photographs also show students in a basic studio production course at Dalhousie. The photographs show Steven Penney; John Barry; Heather MacMillan; Garry Castle; Gerard Dolan; Les Krizsan; Ted Coffin; Irving Kirk; Douglas Barrett; Kate Carmichel; Finlay; Bev Cunningham; and other unidentified people working with audiovisual equipment.
File contains a photograph of the set of a live television series produced by Barbara Hinds for the Dalhousie Medical School. The photograph shows four men sitting in front of a backdrop that reads "Lung Disease and Smoking" and "In Sickness and in Health," and Barbara Hinds and an unidentified woman sitting off to the side.
File contains outlines, treatments and multiple drafts of "Testing the Waters," a half-hour television drama for Border Films. File also includes research notes, editorial notes, a contract and expense claims.
File contains outlines for five stories ("Brenton Street Stories") for Brenton Films; a treatment for one of the stories, "An Act of Charity"; notes and manuscript drafts of the screenplay; a contract and correspondence regarding the remittance; and two newspaper clippings.
File contains multiple drafts of a teleplay adapted by Chris Heide from the short story published in Canadian Fiction Magazine, as well as correspondence, a contract, and a chronology of events beginning with the submission to CBC Television Drama and ending with a cancelled contract with National Film Board.
File contains multiple drafts of a teleplay written by Chris Heide for CBC Television. File also includes correspondence, a contract, a production schedule and a chronology of events leading to the teleplay's creation and production.
File contains one copy of a poster promoting Lexx the Dark Zone Stories, a science fiction television series. There was a screening of this series at the first annual Maritime Science Fiction Festival in 1996.
File contains two copies of the script Dies Irae. The play is an adaptation for television from the short story by Sheldon Currie by Mary Vingoe and Sheldon Currie.
File contains a contract between Jenny Munday and Three Sheets Productions Limited for the production of "Black Harbour." Munday acted in the production in the role of Mrs. Alary.