Liz Jarvis

Producer
 
Liz Jarvis joined Buffalo Gal Pictures in 1995. As producer, production executive and assistant director, she has been instrumental in building alliances with national and international producers to create a wide range of award-winning feature films, documentaries, and short dramas.
 
Liz recently produced The Stone Angel with writer-director Kari Skogland (World Premiere, Toronto International Film Festival 2007). This feature film adaptation of the beloved novel by Margaret Laurence stars Ellen Burstyn, Christine Horne, Ellen Page, Sheila McCarthy with Kevin Zegers and Dylan Baker. Liz developed and produced the feature film, Seven Times Lucky, with writer/director Gary Yates in 2004. The film, starring Kevin Pollak and Liane Balaban, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, screened at the Toronto International Film Festival and the Shanghai International Film Festival and won the Citytv Award at the Vancouver International Film Festival. 
 
Liz is actively involved in Manitoba’s motion picture community as a mentor for upcoming filmmakers and she is a past member of the Board of Directors of On Screen Manitoba (formerly the Manitoba Motion Pictures Industry Association). Liz teaches Film Production at the University of Winnipeg.

Our Partners

Opus is a leading visual effects company based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. With over a decade of experience, the Opus team has been instrumental in the realization of numerous CG effects in projects ranging from large Hollywood productions to independent films and TV miniseries. Specializing in 3D animation, digital compositing, green screen integration, SFX animation/particle work, pre-visualization and stereoscopic, our highly qualified team will bring your vision to life on time and on budget.



Kistikan Pictures is a company created by Tina Keeper and Buffalo Gal Pictures to produce Aboriginal film and television projects. Kistikan Pictures will incorporate the best business, technical and creative knowledge of both companies to create dynamic, innovative Indigenous filmmaking. Kistikan has the opportunity to develop projects with the best Indigenous talent for works in documentary, dramatic feature, short film and television. Mentorship in both creative and technical development is also a key element for the vision of Kistikan Pictures.



Insidious Pictures is a Winnipeg-based company that aims to put the horror back in "horror movie" - to make movies that are entertaining, innovative and frightening. These are the scary movies people talk about, blog about, recommend to their friends, and watch over and over again just for the thrill of it. The company will be seeking out the most thrilling and original terror tales it can find, and putting them on screen with ferocious, uncompromising intelligence.