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Please login again. New Authentication System and User Account Options

April 2018

We have recently upgraded our login system. An account is not required, but necessary to set your preferences and edit company information. If you have previously registered, you can log in again using the same email address and password. You can reset your password by following the "forgot password?" link on the login page.

You can now log in using your external account from Google, Twitter or LinkedIn. More services may be added. Contact DCinemaToday for more information. You may still need to add (and confirm) your email address if its not provided by the external login provider.

When logged in, you can access your Account Manage page by clicking on your email address under the DCinemaToday logo.

A login account allows you to request edit permissions for your company listing. This permission is granted on a request basis to authorized employees and business principals. More information on requesting to updating company information is available on the Account Manage page. Once authorized, the companies you can update will be listed in the Authorizations section of your Account Manage page.

A login account allows you to set the order of the Market Focus tabs on the DCinemaToday Home page. You can set any tab as your default starting tab. To do this, go to the Tab Preferences section of the Account Manage page (Desktop only - not yet ready for the Mobile App.) More user-specific features are under development, so we recommend you log in when possible.

Please Contact DCinemaToday with any questions, feedback, issues, or bug reports .

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National Film Board of Canada Canada http://www.nfb.ca

Roles: • Government Association

About National Film Board of Canada :

The National Film Board of Canada produces and distributes bold and distinctive social issue documentaries, auteur animation and innovative digital content that provide the world with a unique Canadian perspective. The recipient of its 70th Academy Award® nomination for Madame Tutli-Putli, directed by Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski, the NFB has garnered more Oscar® nominations than any production company or organization outside Hollywood. Since its founding in 1939, Canada’s public producer and distributor has won over 5000 awards, including 12 Oscars and more than 90 Genies.

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Recent National Film Board of Canada News May 25, 2004 The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) and Telefilm Canada commission Nordicity Group Ltd. in association with WINESCO Corporation to research and explore the feasibility of a E-cinema network in Canada

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