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Dan Lalande is an award-winning writer based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. No matter how complex the information, no matter how big or small the budget, Dan has reliably crafted accessible, entertaining communications assets to the satisfaction of both client and audience.
Jun 4, 2021 · A new memoir by movie buff and longtime film and television writer Daniel Lalande explores a golden age of Ottawa movie theatres that many new residents might not have even known existed: a downtown strip of theatres that would have been any movie lover’s dream.
Dan Lalande – Writer. Creative, quick and prolific are the three adjectives most applied to Dan Lalande, an award-winning writer based in Ottawa, Canada. Dan’s career began in radio, where...
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Dan Lalande is an Ottawa, Canada-based writer and performer whose TV credits include the pre-teen hit "You Can't Do That on Television" and the Canadian animated classic "The Raccoons." Dan has also penned documentaries, comedy, and drama series, including the Bravo! network hits "Foot Notes: The Classics of Ballet" and "Mann to Mann."
REEL OTTAWA by Dan Lalande. Reel Ottawa shines a spotlight on the golden age of movie theatres in Canada’s capital. Danny is a movie-obsessed truant from a broken home who sneaks into movie theatres, steals memorabilia, and fantasizes about writing for the big screen.
Dan Lalande is an Ottawa-based writer, actor, producer and director. He has written and /or appeared in five feature films, countless hours of television, fi...
In 2021, Dan penned a memoir, Reel Ottawa, about his years growing up in the nation’s capital as a movie-loving delinquent. Critics called it “superbly written,” “fresh and sharp” and “a wonderful read.”
Jul 29, 2009 · Dan Lalande is an Ottawa-based writer who has worked in TV, film, radio, print, and web. His memoir, 'Reel Ottawa,' is available now.
Aug 17, 2023 · Lalande (Reel Ottawa: A Memoir) persuasively argues the 1970s “might have been American film comedy’s greatest era since the screwball 1930s,” when audiences wanted to see “a reflection of their own confused times.” Chronologically, the book includes reviews of 136 comedies released from 1970–79.
Dan Lalande, one of the most accomplished writers of our time joins us from Ottawa Canada to talk about his writing career, his love for films, some of the s...
