Force Four Entertainment

Force Four Entertainment is a Canadian film and television production company based in Vancouver.

Force Four Entertainment began operations in 1983 and has produced more than 500 hours of primetime broadcast programming, earning accolades on the national and international stage.

The company’s television programs include lifestyle, documentary, and scripted programming that is sold and aired around the world. In the scripted genre is the 13-episode comedy series ''Seed'', created by Joseph Raso for City TV. Force Four creates and produces its own original formats, including ''Million Dollar Neighbourhood'' for Corus’ OWN Canada, ''Urban Suburban'' for HGTV, ''The Cupcake Girls'' for W Network, and ''Murder She Solved'' for OWN Canada. The company is also producing the Australian format series ''Border Security'' for Shaw, now in second season, ''The Bachelor Canada'', based on the sixteen-season Warner Brothers hit U.S. franchise for Rogers Media, and ''The Audience'', an ITV format for W Network.

History

On August 28, 2014, the firm was taken over by acquired Ontario-based eOne Entertainment. The firm's partners Rob Bromley, John Richie, and Gillian Lowrey joined eOne as part of the deal.

List of television series and films produced and distributed by Force Four Entertainment

*''Keeping Canada Safe''
*''Keeping Canada Alive''
*''Chuck and Danny's Road Trip''
*Tricked
*Border Security: America's Front Line
*Battle Cats
*''Urban Suburban''
*'' Border Security: Canada's Front Line''
*'' The Cupcake Girls''
*'' Murder She Solved''
*'' Tube Tales: TV's Real Stories''
*'' Six Degrees of TV''
*'' 65 Redroses''
*'' Manhattan Matchmaker''
*''The Bachelor Canada''
*''Million Dollar Neighbourhood''
*'' Family Cook Off''
*'' Murder She Solved: True Crime''
*'' Playing for Keeps''
*'' Human Cargo''
*''The Love Crimes of Gillian Guess''
*''Murder Unveiled''
*'' Jinnah on Crime: Pizza 911''
*'' Jinnah on Crime: White Knight, Black Widow''
*'' Village on a Diet''
*'' Tube Tales: TV's Real Stories''
*'' The Shopping Bags''
*'' Making It Big''
*'' You, Me & the Kids''
*'' Adventures in Parenting''
*'' Wakanheja''
*'' Art Zone''
*'' Frank Mahovlich: The Big M''
*'' Terry Fox: A Dream as Big as Our Country''
*'' Better Ask Nellie: Nellie Cournoyea''
*'' Family Drew: The Molson Family''
*'' Brothers: The Phil and Tony Esposito Story''
*'' Silken Laumann: Flying on Water''
*'' Emily Carr: A Woman of All Sorts''
*'' Lynn Johnston: Lynn's Looking Glass''
*'' Christine Silverberg: Top Cop''
*'' Rick Hansen: Never Give Up On Your Dreams''
*'' Today Is a Good Day: Remembering Chief Dan George''
*'' Carbon Hunters''
*'' End of an Era''
*'' Toxic Legacies''
*'' Grizzlies of the Canadian Rockies''
*'' Crocophiles''
*'' Corrie Crazy: Canada Loves Coronation Street''
*'' Brothel Project''
*'' FASD: Finding Hope''
*'' Rock and Roll Kid''
*'' Making Waves''
*'' The Ties That Bind''
*'' Fall Out''
*'' Without God''
*''Sing Out''
*'' Welcome Back to Molly's Reach''
*'' Wanderings: A Journey to Connect''
*'' From Grief to Action''
*'' Innocent Tricks''
*'' Broken Words''
*'' Love, Culture and the Kitchen Sink''
*'' Laughing Through the Pain''
*''Seed (TV series)''

References

External links

Official website

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Entertainment One
Television production companies of Canada
Companies based in Vancouver
Film production companies of Canada
Cinema of British Columbia
Mass media companies established in 1983
1983 establishments in British Columbia
2014 mergers and acquisitions