NBFC E-news - Thur, Sept 27, 2007
Spotlight
THANK YOU! To Fredericton Co-op member Nancy Lynch for donating a new first aid kit and supplies to the Film Co-op
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SAINT JOHN - NEW BRUNSWICK FILM INDUSTRY SUMMIT
"The Industry Now...And Beyond"
Welcome to the online registration for the 2007 New Brunswick Film Industry Summit, we look forward to seeing you October 1-2 in Saint John at the Saint John Trade and Convention Centre.
Click here and here for Day 1 and Day 2 Summit Agendas
Note: Please check out the NB Film website now at: http://www.nbfilm.ca/
Online registration
Delegate Registration @ $100
There is still time to to pay by cheque or cash please contact Bernice LeBlanc, NB Film at 506 869-6868.
Host Hotel: Hilton Saint John For Reservations
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FROM CROSSROADS TO HIGHWAY
By Saint John Co-op member Neerja Kalra
Hooked up with my passion
Or was it a virus inside me
Helpless but anchored to it
Helpless but never hopeless
I raised my child
Against all odds
I invested the cream from my efforts
Keeping the residue for myself
“My Film Making- My Passion”
I am grateful
I kept it alive
Today at the helms of temple
I’ll find my God
“NB Film Co-op”
My Guru My Guide
Holds more respect
Than God
Because it tells me the way to God!!
Thanks to the NB Film Co-op
"Ever since I landed in Canada everybody has asked me if it was a big change, something new in life, but there was nothing that would really make me feel better in Canada than in India." I said. “It is good but nothing new in my life. But today I have to say it's the NB Film Co-op."
I could find everything else in India but never ever was there a Film Co-op like this. Thanks to that Almighty Divine for giving me opportunity to take this first step towards my filmmaking dreams. (written - 6pm-Sept 15, 2007 while coming back from the first Film Co-op workshop).
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SHORT FILM WINS BIG AT ATLANTIC FILM FESTIVAL 
La Voisine (The Neighbour) recently won Best Atlantic Short at the Atlantic Film Festival. This 23 minute drama relates the story of A family caught in a destructive routine where no one listens to anyone else. They see their lives upset by the arrival of a new neighbour. In the most peaceful of settings, on a quiet country road that leads to the ocean, tensions erupt. (Right: still from film)
La Voisine, written, directed and edited by NB Film Co-op member Pamela Gallant was produced by Phare-Est Productions through an iniative put forth by Patrimoine Canada. Funding partners included Telefilm Canada, Radio-Canada, L'Office National du Canada and Film NB. Main cast members included Montreal actress Ingrid Falaise in the role of the neighbour, Suzanne Lapointe in the feature role of rebel teenager Danika, Conrad Doiron, Dji Haché and Robert Gauvin. Many atlantic talents added their creative and technical know-how to the making of this film and the filmmaker is eternally grateful to all who participated!
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NB SCREENWRITER MAKES HIS MARK
NB Film Co-op member Tony Sekulich's feature film screenplay Sharkjumping made the cut as a "Second-Rounder" at the 2007 Austin Film Festival Screenplay Competition. Second-round status means the screenplay placed within the top 10% of the more than 4,000 submissions received.
Sharkjumping is comedy about a man who comes to discover he is actually a fictional character in a TV sitcom. He meets an underground group of liberated self-aware fictional charaters who teach him how to get his life to "jump the shark". If he can turn his life upside down before the show gets sold into syndication, he will gain his ultimate freedom. If he cannot, it will mean a fate worse than death.
Tony has been invited to attend the Austin Film Festival's Scriptwring Conference to partake in special panels and workshops for Second Rounders, Semi-Finalists and Finalists.
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R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Spells CREATIVITY & Transition House is the Beneficiary - “A NIGHT OF CABARET”
By: Jim Lavoie
An evening of Song, Dance, Merriment (Cabaret Style), a Fredericton first, awaits you at Boom! Nightclub (www.boomnightclub.ca) on Friday September 28. Showtime is at 8.30 p.m. and for $10 for advance tickets and $12 at the door, you get two full acts & special guests, with all proceeds going to Transition House.
“The club will be magically transformed into a sultry, dazzling lounge upon whose stage you will find talented locals unveiling cabaret at its best. It’s a live performance of the “old cabaret classics “ intertwined with new favorites", enthused Jessica Holt, co organizer. "This will be hot, hot, a first for Fredericton and is the happy result of momentum created by a network of supporters and friends. Special mention to Boom! nightclub and Tony’s Music Box.”
“Putting the show together has been a long process", said Holt. "All the steps involved have been agreed upon by the core cast. We have certified instructors who set up the dance routines and we all had input into music selection. Some had experience in wardrobe or clothes designs. Collectively as a team major decisions were hashed out. Once the logistics were in place for the set, lighting and sound established it was time to rehearse. We have been rehearsing for 4 months, two nights a week and all our work has prepared us well. We have set the bar high but its one we will meet to help out Transition House.”
Transition House (transhouse@nb.aibn.com ) is a safe refuge for any woman (with or without children) who has/is being abused in any manner. Open since 1980, Transition House offers a wide range of assistance/services to women. As with many non-profit organizations they are constantly shifting amidst budgetary cutbacks to meet their objectives/goals.
"Any financial assistance is much needed and greatly appreciated" said Tammy Kitchen, Executive Director of Transition House. “But, its extra special when members of the public hold their own fundraiser to help us. I wish to thank the cast and crew of “A Night of Cabaret” and all the best on September 28th."
The idea of holding a cabaret event was the result of co-organizer Whitney Illsley's enjoyment of singing and dancing. “I love to sing and dance and obviously many others do also", said Illsley. "I had what I thought was an absurd idea and that was to see how many others would want to hook up to do a live show. A cabaret!”
“Facebook was a point of contact and the response was awesome. That’s how I met Jessica and between us we took it to a new level. We held auditions, screened in/out, and finally our core cast and crew were set. We have a limited the number of tickets ( max 60) and we are almost sold out. We are very pleased with sales and expect a full house." At this point Holt interjected to say, "You know Cabaret has been in vogue throughout time and we are not trying to reinvent the wheel but we are just pumping it up 2007 style. We are a fun loving group and we wanted to add a little sizzle doing it up our way. This is definitely not anybody's grandparent’s cabaret!”
Both organizers felt that although there are many worthwhile charities/ causes they felt a special affinity to Transition House.
Core Cast and & Special Guests
Jennifer Chiasson
M.C. Megan Lennan
Denis Theriault
Whitney Illsley
Ruthie Lakin
Jessica Holt
Brandon Plowman
Kyle Nicholsen
Holly Trail
Jodie Dickerson
Laura Dennis
Ashley Daley
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Training & Development
Click Here to download the most recently revised NB Film Co-op workshop schedule updated on September 27, 2007
SPECIAL EFFECTS MAKE-UP
Intro - Hands-on
October 11, Thursday, 7pm - 11pm
Instructor: Paul Angers
NB Film Co-op (732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton)
Fee: $15 for Film Co-op Members
$25 for Non-Members
Number Limit: 12
Learn how to create burns, scars, cuts, bruises for your next film, for the stage, Halloween or just to scare your friends!!
Special effects have become an increasingly important part of both film and theatre production. With storylines becoming more sensational and technology more sophisticated, the market for high-quality special effects is huge. This workshop will provide step-by-step guidelines for achieving a wide variety of grotesque and outlandish effects.
INSTRUCTOR BIOGRAPHY
Paul Angers has been a member of St-John Ambulance for 18 years. During this time, he took a course to be able to do special effects make-up to enable first-aid competitors to see the injuries they would be treating. He has been doing specialty make-up work for ten years and has been a first-aid/CPR instructor for five years.
Paul had a walk on role in the feature fi lm Frozen with Fear starring Bo Derek and Wayne Rogers. Through the Film Co-op, he has done make-up for Tim O’Neil’s Short Film Venture Film, Unseen Enemy and most recently Joel Thompson’s low budget feature, They Didn’t Make It.
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DIRECTING
Intro - Theory
October 16, Tuesday, 7pm - 11pm
Instructor: Glendon McKinney
NB Film Co-op (732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton)
Fee: $15 for Film Co-op Members
$25 for Non-Members
(Required Workshop for members who want to direct/produce their own projects through NB Film Co-op)
Number Limit: 10
The director is very much the engine who runs any film production, the person at the center who fuels the energy of the cast, the crew and the shoot. The directors workshop will be a guide through the elements of direction, many hidden from view, including dealing with the core crew and their work, the producer and the cast members, all of whom have their own needs.
INSTRUCTOR'S BIOGRAPHY
Glendon McKinney studied film at York University. As well as writing and directing his own works, Glendon has worked as a production and/or costume designer on numerous productions including Tim McDonough’s “The Strings Attached” and Jon Collicotts’ WW II story, “A Song for the Homefront”.
His film, “They Only Come Out at Night”, won the Best Short Drama award at the 2005 Silver Wave Film Festival. His short film, “We Two Boys Together Clinging”, was commissioned by and streamed online by the Struts Gallery in Sackville. He also teaches film history and aesthetics at the Centre for Arts and Technology and various workshops at the NB Film Co-op.
Glendon hopes someday to live amongst the depraved luxury of Von Sternbergs’ “The Shanghai Gesture”.
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Festivals
NB - 2007 SILVER WAVE FILM FESTIVAL, November 8-11, Fredericton, New Brunswick www.swfilmfest.com
Register Online to be a Festival Volunteer Today by Clicking Here!
New Brunswick Silver Wave Awards 2007
Presented by: NB FILM - Click Here for more Details!
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Arts in NB
FREDERICTON - REEL WOMEN
Come out for an evening with fellow female filmmakers on Tuesday October 2nd, 7:30pm at the Snooty Fox. We haven't met in a while so it's time to catch up on all you did over the summer. Contact me at
gia.milani@shoreroadpictures.com for more info. All welcome! See you at the Snoot.
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FREDERICTON - FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DU CINEMA FRANCOPHONE
Festival international du cinéma francophone en Acadie (Media Arts Program) - Drive-in in Fredericton on Saturday September 29, 9PM
Centennial Building parking lot - 89,5 FM
Drivers and pedestrians are welcome to this free event!
The following works will be presented:
Klaxophonie
Productions Mange de la Colle
3 min. 28 sec., Canada, 2007
Bonsoir, avant de procéder, assurez-vous d'être dans une position confortable avec une main sur le volant et l'autre main sur le klaxon.
Good evening. Before we begin, please ensure that you are in a comfortable position with one hand on the wheel and the other on your car horn.
Van Buren
David Gregory
3 min. 50 sec, Canada, 2007
Dans le monde miteux des transactions « souterraines », il est
effectivement mieux de donner que de recevoir.
In the underground world of "seedy" transactions, it is really better to give than to receive.
Une femme est une femme et moi aussi
(A woman is a woman and so am I)
Sylvie Laliberté
8 min.11 sec., Canada, 2006
Voilà une femme d'intérieur qui sait recevoir et qui tient des propos très décoratifs et tellement féminins. Fruit d'une attention toute particulière, l'image et le son ne font qu'un, c'est-à-dire qu'ils vont à la même vitesse; à la vitesse d'une femme qui cherche à savoir, en toute simplicité et de
façon très pratique. Ou quand être une femme est presque un jeu d'enfant.
Here is a domestic woman who knows how to receive and who holds very decorative and oh so feminine views. Through a particular attention, image and sound are one; that is to say they go at the same speed; at the speed of a woman who wants to know, in all simplicity and in a practical sense. Or when being a woman is almost child's play.
2min23
Frédéric Lavoie et Sophie Bélair Clément
4 min., Canada, 2006
Dans une cuisine, un étrange récit se crée entre 2 passeurs, des bottes de pluie et un grille-pain électrique. La tension sonore amplifiée des objets module l'impression de l'espace et la « toast » devient la mesure du temps de la rencontre.
Set in a kitchen, a strange scenario develops between two characters, rain boots, and an electric toaster. The amplified audio tension of the objects determine the spatial impression and the "toast" measures the duration of this meeting.
Chockpish
Paul Bossé
Environ 4 min., Canada, 2007
Une submersion salée dans le détroit de Northumberland où rayonne un amas de soleils rougeâtres.
A salty submersion in the Northumberland Strait where masses of red-hued suns radiate.
Motel to Motel
Ryan Stec et Véronique Couillard
6 min. 27 sec., Canada, 2006
Motel to Motel est un documentaire de voyage expérimental qui emprunte comme décor le motel du bord de la route, avec son atmosphère nostalgique qui s'effrite à pas comptés. L'œuvre juxtapose les démarches de l'expérimental et du documentaire aux influences photographiques et cinématiques en suivant un couple à travers des images gais et cocasses de tapis verts à poils longs, des tenues de soirée en couvre-lit, des jeux sexuels, des travailleurs migrants du Cap Breton et des frissons provoqués par la drogue.
Motel to Motel is an experimental travelogue back dropped against the slowly eroding nostalgic atmosphere of the roadside motel. The work blends experimental and documentary approaches with photographic and cinematic influences as it follows a couple through cool and playful snapshots of green shag carpets, bedspread evening wear, sexual games, migrant Cape Breton workers and drug induced shivers.
Flatter
(Petting)
Productions Mange de la Colle
4 min. 23 sec., Canada, 2007
Quelle tendresse aurait pu être connue sans nounours, quelle tendresse aurait pu naître sans ce premier amour envers notre favoris animal rembourré de ouate et de styromousse? Personnifiés sous forme d'ours en peluches et insérés dans un environnement fantastique sans points de repère lié au réel, les personnages nous transportent vers un état épuré de l'amitié, un état pur de l'affection.
Flatter est du voyeurisme dans la vie de deux ours en peluche.
What tenderness could have been known without a teddy bear; what tenderness could have been known without this first love for a favourite animal stuffed with cotton and Styrofoam? Personified by stuffed animals, the characters transport us to a state of pure friendship.
Pontification
Paul Bossé
Environ 4 min., Canada, 2007
Un éloge rythmique à la traversée de quelques ponts fameux dont le vieux Gunningsville et le Golden Gate.
A rhythmic praise at the crossings of famous bridges such as the old Gunningsville and the Golden Gate.
Is That All
Eugénie Cliche
4 min. 27 sec., Canada, 2005
Succession de saynètes où une ambiance passée se superpose à présent illusoire: où l'image candide trahit une certaine ironie, où le rêve simulé inspire un certain pathétisme, où la nostalgie est traitée comme une tendance certaine...
A succession of mini-scenes where an old-fashioned ambiance and an illusory present are superimposed; where irony is revealed by the candid image, where pathos is inspired by simulated dream, where nostalgia is treated as a sure constancy…
Mouvance (d'après un texte de Gérald Leblanc)
(based on a text by Gérald Leblanc)
Chris LeBlanc
8 min. 27 sec., Canada, 2006
Film vivant sur un poète regretté, Mouvance nous fait marcher a travers le Moncton mythique de l`oeuvre de Gérald Leblanc. Un poème visuel en hommage a un innovateur qui resta fidèle au changement, chose que seul le vrai poète peut faire.
A lively film about a regretted poet, Mouvance guides us through the streets of the mythical city of Moncton often featured in the work of Gérald Leblanc. A visual poem in homage to an innovator who remained faithful to change, as only true poets can do.
Laisse tomber
(Quit it)
Mario Doucette
3 min. 35 sec., Canada, 2006
La séduction d'un voyou par la musique et la danse.
The seduction of a lout through music and dance.
Le Tennis est un jeu joué
(Tennis is a game played)
David Gregory et Nisk Imbeault
3 min., Canada, 2007
Un hommage abstrait à l'esthétique du tennis.
A celluloid abstract homage to the aesthetics of tennis.
Superacadieman II
Jean-Pierre Morin
Environ 4 min., Canada, 2007
this is a job for...superacadieman!
Notre héro rencontre la Sagouine.
This is a job for… Superacadieman!
Our hero meets the Sagouine.
En choisissant des contextes de diffusion qui favorisent l'élargissement du public, le volet Arts médiatiques soutient le travail des cinéastes, vidéastes et artistes visuels professionnels canadiens et néo-brunswickois. Ce projet est rendu possible grâce à l'appui de ARTSNB.
Nous souhaitons remercier la Galerie Sans Nom, le Imperial Theatre, Irving Oil, le Club de curling de Tracadie et Industrie Canada.
Choosing alternative contexts of diffusion that favour public outreach, the Media Arts program supports the work of cinematographers, video and visual artists from New-Brunswick and Canada. This project is made possible through the support of ARTSNB. We also wish to thank Galerie Sans Nom, the Imperial Theatre, Irving Oil, the Tracadie Curling Club and Industry Canada.
Angèle Cormier
Coordonnatrice de la programmation
Galerie Sans Nom
140, rue Botsford, #12B
Moncton, NB
E1C 4X5
(506) 854-5381
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FREDERICTON - MONDAY NIGHT FILM SERIES
The feature film LA VIE EN ROSE is being screened on Monday, October 1 at 8pm at Tilley Hall, Room 102 on the UNB campus.
This film brings the dramatic story of Edith Piaf, France’s greatest songstress, in all her glory, to the big screen
Call 455-1632 or visit: http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/fs.htm
The Monday Night Film Series takes place at Tilley Hall, UNB Campus.
Tickets and memberships for the Monday Night Film Series are available at the door, Tilley Hall, Room 102. Regular admission is $7 per screening, $3 for members. Regular full-year memberships are $30; $18 for students, seniors (65 years and up) and NB Film Co-op members. Memberships are now available as well at the NB Film Co-op, 732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton, 506-455-1632.
MEDIA CONTACT: Tony Merzetti, New Brunswick Film Co-op, 506-455-1632; e-mail: tony@nbfilmcoop.com
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FREDERICTON POET TO COMMIT ‘RANDOM ACTS OF 
POETRY’
Random Acts of Poetry, a celebration of poetry and literacy, begins its fourth year during the week of October 1st to 7th, 2007. Random Acts of Poetry is a project of the Victoria READ Society, a non-profit literacy organization, established in 1976. Random Acts of Poetry is funded by The Canada Council for the Arts.
During the week, 37 poets across Canada, from Victoria to Newfoundland, including three of Canada’s Poet Laureates, will commit Random Acts of Poetry in their cities. On buses and subways, in donut shops and cafes, police stations, grocery stores, curling rinks, on city streets and country lanes, poets will read poems to strangers and give them their books. Poets will also read their poems in ESL and Adult Literacy classes across the country.
In Fredericton and Oromocto, just one poet will offer poems to passersby: Joe Blades—artist/writer/ known-world Viking and NB Film Co-op member. Blades has published four books of poetry and is also a member of the BlackTop Motorcycle Gang writers group.
“Poetry,” says Wendy Morton, “is the shortest distance between two hearts. I have read poems to people who hadn’t heard a poem in thirty years, and watched their eyes fill up with tears. Some burst into laughter or laid a hand on my shoulder, hugged me, took my hand. Poetry can connect us with each other as humans as no other art form I know. Poetry is a gift that we can create from whatever life has in store for us.”
Across Canada poets will commit random acts in: Victoria, Vancouver, Nanaimo, Kelowna, Calgary, Edmonton, Moose Jaw, Winnipeg, Stratford, Markdale, Brantford, Toronto, Ottawa, Windsor, Hamilton, Montreal, Fredericton, Oromocto, Charlottetown, Halifax, Antigonish, and St. John’s.
joeblades@nb.aibn.com
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Biz News
SAINT JOHN - FILM CO-OP MEMBER'S FILM DEBUTS
Filmmaker Greg Hemming's latest production "Wrestling Reality" debuted this Tuesday, September 25th at 9pm at Lancaster Doolys.
Toronto, Canada – September 20th, 2007 - The Fight Network – the world’s first “all fights-all the time!” combatant sports and entertainment is pleased to announce the release of the television series that is going to change the wrestling business forever…”Wrestling Reality”.
Produced by Hemmings House Pictures in Saint John New Brunswick, in partnership with New Brunswick Film, Wrestling Reality benchmarks a new era in professional wrestling, and independent Canadian television production. Executive producer / director Greg Hemmings is excited for the future of the show.
“The success of our first season’s tour throughout Atlantic Canada has already opened the doors to a possible 2nd season to be shot in Europe. The drama combined with action and high impact wrestling will attract not only fans, but also people who have little or no interest in the sport.”
Co-producer / wrestler Peter Smith says “This series will show sides of professional wrestling never before seen by the public.” Smith (Brody Steele) who is a long time and well travelled pro wrestler got together with wrestler Rick Doyle (Trash Canyon) and came up with the concept for the show. Smith adds “We are not generally people who fit the norm and the way we are seen by the rest of the world and how we react can be quite interesting. We all share a love for the wrestling business and although we are so varied in levels of success in our profession, this love bonds us into a very tight group. This passion for our profession will be evident throughout this series. This is certainly the most exciting project in which I’ve ever been involved.”
The 6 half hour documentary series airs weekly starting in November (The Fight Network has changed the airing date from Sept 25th to November). The public are still invited to join the producers to watch the first episode at Dooly’s locations around the Maritimes including the Lancaster location in Saint John, Dooly’s in Sussex, both Dooly’s locations in Moncton, New Minus Nova Scotia and Halifax. Producers and wrestlers will be at all locations.
About Hemmings House Pictures
Hemmings House Pictures is a full service film production company specializing in television production, lifestyle, documentary, music video, commercial and high end corporate video production. Hemmings House Pictures recently partnered with Tidby Pictures and Dream Street Pictures to produce a new TV series with CTV Travel called "Planet Luxury" www.planetluxury.ca
About The Fight Network
The Fight Network is a multi-platform sports and entertainment company, providing its content to fight fans on digital television, pay-per-view, VOD, radio, mobile and online.
The Fight Network is the global leader in coverage of all combatant sports, including Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Boxing, Wrestling and Kickboxing and theme-related entertainment, through its 24/7 dedication to the sports. The Fight Network enjoys the support, insights and star-power of leading MMA, Boxing and Wrestling personalities, including two of mixed martial arts leading lights, world renowned official “Big” John McCarthy who serves as an analysis to the network while the current UFC Heavyweight Champion Randy “The Natural” Couture, serves as both an on air analysis and ambassador to the brand. The Fight Network delivers an unmatched mix of combatant action, fight news and riveting entertainment, The Fight Network will be Canada’s first non-music specialty channel to export its brand globally. The Fight Network Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of TFN Global Inc. (formerly Blackout Communications Inc.), whose corporate headquarters are located in Toronto, Canada. The Fight Network can be found online at www.thefightnetwork.com.
Local Media Contact:
Greg Hemmings
greg@hemmingshousepictures.com
506 639 6785
URL: www.thefightnetwork.com
URL: www.hemmingshousepictures.com
URL: www.wrestlingreality.com
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Advertise
FOR DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKERS
Ottawa - The Cultural Human Resources Council (CHRC) is proud to announce the release of a unique online learning module on Research Skills for Documentary Filmmakers. Click here
In association with the Council of Ontario Universities and funded by the Government of Canada's Sector Council Program, this interactive course was developed in close consultation with an Advisory Committee of emerging Documentary Filmmakers. It builds on the conceptual framework of the CHRC's Competency Profile for Documentary Filmmakers
to further clarify the roles research skills and document use play in the field of documentary filmmaking.
This learning module is designed to provide Documentary Filmmakers with a set of resources and techniques to prepare for and carry out background research. A series of educational activities pose challenges in conducting research as part of the filmmaking process. These include: defining the scope of research, determining appropriate resources (Internet, archives, periodicals, film/television, etc.), and working within limited financial and time constraints. Content for the module, compromising 2 to 3 hours of engagement, includes information about various facets of carrying out research for documentary films (incorporating, where relevant, audio/visual material); short self-assessment exercises; and interactive "case stories" inviting users to assess and respond to problems that may arise during the research process.
The online module is available on CHRC's: website
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FILMMAKER FOR PROJECT WANTED!
Listed by Andrea Halpin on August 7th on Facebook
Jobs - Television/Film | 0 views
I am looking for somone that is good with a camera and knows how to operate/edit ect very well for a website that is paying for ten (10) videos (given scripts)
This is the information you will need:
The deliverable video should be in 640x480 image size, 4:3 aspect ratio, non-interlaced, without letterboxing using one of the following formats: AVI, MOV, MP4. We require very good quality video (clear image, good color, good contrast, good lighting), and high quality clear audio (no noise, echo, or metallic tone). The audio should be clear and understandable if the speaker volume setting is at 50% and Each video will require simple text captions, and appropriate background sound effects. The sound effects (music, background audio) have to be royalty-free.
If you think you have the ability could you please contact me asap on Facebook so we can work somethign out.
It is a paying job and once contacted. I will explain everything. Thanks!
Hours: Part-Time
This job pays on a one-time basis
Listed at Saint John, NB.