Telescene
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Telescene was a Canadian television production company based in Montreal, which closed down in 2001. First owned by director/producer/cameraman/editor Jean-Louis Côté, in 1996 it was then owned by Robert Spry and Paul Painter. Telescene produced TV shows and videos for cultural people, such as Big Wolf on Campus, Choisir l'avenir, etc...
[edit] Shows produced by Telescene
- Les yeux de la faim (1985, for La Fondation Québec/Afrique)
- Choisir l'avenir (1986-1988, in association with Le Ministère de l'Éducation du Québec)
- Urban Angel (1991-1995)
- Weep No More, My Lady (1992-1994)
- Double Vision (1992-1993)
- A Cry in the Night (1992-1994)
- Big Wolf on Campus (1996-2001)
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