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More than 150 films are shot in Jamaica annually and Jamaica Trade and Invest (JTI), is hoping that Canadian filmmakers will add more to that number.
At a media and trade networking reception, held for filmmakers on September 15, at Harlem Restaurant in Toronto, JTI's Investment Support Services Manager, Robert Kerr, said Jamaica was an excellent place to film, and highlighted some of the incentives which are offered through JTI's Creative Industries Unit.
Noting that the Jamaica brand was at an all-time high worldwide, due in part to the "record-breaking performances" of sprinter, Usain Bolt and other Jamaican athletes, Kerr implored the filmmakers to seriously consider Jamaica, because "it is a fantastic location for filming, and our people and culture reflect bold inspiring energy associated with brand Jamaica."
The event, which was organised by JTI and the Jamaican Consulate in Toronto, and hosted by Canadian actress, Tonya Lee Williams, was held during the staging of the 34th annual Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
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