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Agnes Walsh (?-)

Biography of the writer Agnes Walsh
Al Pittman (1940-2001)

Biography of writer Al Pittman
Anita Best

Biography of entertainer Anita Best
Arthur Scammell (1913-1995)

At the age of 15, Arthur Scammell (1913-1995) wrote one of Newfoundland's most famous and enduring folk songs.
Bernice Morgan (1935-)

Biography about writer Bernice Morgan and books Waiting for Time and Random Passage
Bertille Tobin (1888-1966)

Biography of writer Bertille Tobin
The Business of Film

Making a movie can be expensive, labour intensive, technically complex and artistically daunting.
Carl Leggo (1953-)

Carl Leggo is an autobiographical poet who evokes his childhood experiences growing up in Corner Brook.
Carmelita McGrath (1960-)

Biography of writer Carmelita Mcgrath
Des Walsh (1954-)

Biography of writer Des Walsh
Dick Nolan (1939-2005)

Dick Nolan--Performing Arts--Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Web Page
Documentary

Canada is internationally recognized for its excellence in documentary film, and several of Canada's finest documentary makers have come from this province.
Donald McGrath (1954-)

Biography of writer Donald McGrath
E. J. Pratt (1882-1964)

Biography of the writer, Edwin John Pratt, also known as E. J. Pratt
Early Days of Film

Early Newfoundland film and film makers. Including documentaries, hollywood film, NIFCO, and Provincial Government films
Eddie Eastman (1950-)

Biography of the entertainer Eddie Rowsell, better known as Eddie Eastman
Enos Watts (1939-)

Biogrpahy of Enos Watts, writer of Newfoundland gothic poetry
Feature Films in Newfoundland

The film industry, and feature films made in Newfoundland including Finding Mary March and The Adventures of Faustus Bidgood
Film and Video

The Newfoundland film industry was born during the cultural revival that swept the province in the 1970s.
Georgiana Cooper (1885-1980)

Biography of writer and poet Georgiana Cooper.

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