From Bridget Liszewski of The TV Junkies:
Link: Costume designer Jennifer Haffenden on what it takes to style Wynonna Earp
“My favourite would be the Widows’ dresses. Those were so much fun to make, and we had so much fun getting those ladies into the bustle skirt — all the layers and the corset. They were such good sports about it.” Continue reading.
From Bridget Liszewski of The TV Junkies:
Link: Wynonna Earp: Emily Andras talks “On the Road Again”
“It was important to make it feel like it was still fun and emotional and fraught and make you fear and make you cry.” Continue reading.Â
From Bridget Liszewski of The TV Junkies:
Link: Petition looks to bring Story Coordinator under Writers Guild of Canada
“On a Canadian show, the story coordinator is the ‘entry-level’ job through which many TV writers break into a writers’ room. Currently, the position is not protected by the Writers Guild and as writers, that’s where we want to be.” Continue reading.Â
From Matt Webb Mitovich of TV Line:
Link: Wynonna Earp star talks painfully cold garden, big Purgatory twist
For its season-opening trip to the Garden of Eden, Syfy’s Wynonna Earp gave the iconic location the cold shoulder — foregoing flora and fauna for a frigid tundra that seemingly stretched to the horizon. Continue reading.
From Lisa Tedesco of Curve:
Link: Why we love Wynonna Earp
Since its debut back in April 2016, Wynonna Earp has proven itself to be an ally to the LGBTQ community, uniting female fandoms across the globe. Continue reading.
From Bridget Liszewski of The TV Junkies:
Link: Melanie Scrofano says Wynonna Earp is more alone than ever before in Season 4
“She’s terrified and in her own sort of purgatory of identity.” Continue reading.
From Lauren Piester of EOnline:
Link: Wynonna Earp’s Melanie Scrofano Talks Long-Awaited Season 4: “More Wynonna-y Than Ever”
“It’s just been a really great learning experience to watch the Earpers fight for the show, and see people fight for something that they believe in, but to do it so gracefully and graciously and respectfully and lovingly.” Continue reading.
From Norman Wilner of NOW Toronto
Link: TV review: Wynonna Earp is back for season 4 and it hasn’t lost a step
Wynonna Earp has a way of bringing out the best in people, and after that enforced hiatus it’s clear the whole cast and crew are delighted to be back and ready to deliver. Continue reading.
From Tracy Brown of the L.A. Times:
Link: Money woes. Fan campaigns. COVID-19. Inside a beloved TV show ‘back from the brink’
“Wynonna Earp†makes you believe anything is possible — as long as you’re willing to fight for it. Continue reading.
From Kaitlin Thomas of TV Guide:
Link: Wynonna Earp Is Finally Back, and It’s the Perfect Escape From 2020
In Season 4, the series remains a perfect balance of humour, heart, and gunslinging Western, something that’s evident in the premiere’s opening scene. Continue reading.Â
From Sam Stone of CBR.com:
Link: Wynonna Earp: Tim Rozon Talks Returning as Doc Holliday
“Now we’re back mid-pandemic but, like always, I’m happy to be back and grateful. As different as it is, it’s still the same.” Continue reading.Â
From Lauren Sarner of the New York Post:
Link: ‘Wynonna Earp’ creator on how the show was saved
“The break between Season 3 and 4 allowed me to go back and realize what people really love about the show.” Continue reading.
From Matt Webb Mitovich of TV Line:
Link: Wynonna Earp’s Melanie Scrofano Teases an Eventful, Long-Awaited Season 4: ‘We Come Out Swinging!’
“Sometimes it’s quirkier, and sometimes it’s more like life-or-death. I mean, it’s always kind of life or death but sometimes you’re laughing while you might almost die, and sometimes you’re crying.” Continue reading.Â
From Sam Stone of CBR.com:
Link: Wynonna Earp’s Scrofano Explains the Importance of NOT Having Peacemaker
“The beautiful thing about Wynonna not having Peacemaker is that it gives her a chance to examine who she is without it and what her role in the world is. Which is beautiful to play but horrible, the loss of an identity.” Continue reading.
From Debra Yeo of the Toronto Star:
Link: Melanie Scrofano on her return to the cult hit Wynonna Earp
“There are so many parallels that I feel with her. She makes me laugh and she makes me cry. Her flawed imperfect humanity is just so touching to me … There’s nobody I love more, other than my own children.†Continue reading.Â
From a media release:
Steve Sxwithul’txw of OCM3 Productions is pleased to announce the start of production of Season 3 of Tribal Police Files, a documentary TV series on APTN, July 25 – August 15, 2020. Safety protocols for motion picture and television production will be in place to ensure a safe return to production. All reasonable precautions will be followed to protect the community, cast and crew.
This new season will be filmed in the Tsuut’ina Nation, located outside of Calgary, Alberta. This season’s thirteen half-hour episodes will take us into the heart-stopping and challenging world of tribal police officers on the frontlines of the Tsuut’ina Nation Police Service.
Steve Sxwithul’txw is a First Nations director, producer and executive producer. As a former police officer from B.C., Sxwithul’txw also has a unique perspective and unprecedented access to the community of the Tsuut’ina Nation.
Tribal Police Files follows the tribal police officers as they put their lives on the line to keep their communities safe, healthy and proud. The series will also be translated into Tsuut’ina, the language of the Tsuut’ina Nation.
Unlike traditional cop shows, Tribal Police Files will uniquely balance police interaction with community members, showcase the police officers’ personal lives, and highlight the beauty of Indigenous culture and traditional lands. Viewers will ride along with the officers as they respond to calls, not knowing the challenges that lie ahead. Tribal Police Files recognizes the police officers’ incredible work and instills pride, healing and strength in its communities.
OCM 3 Productions
Tribal Police Files is produced and directed by Steve Sxwithul’txw. His previous series, Warrior Games, won four Leo Awards for, Best Information/Reality Series, Best Host, Best Screenwriting and Best Cinematography.
Tribal Police Files is produced with the support of the Canada Media Fund, APTN and the National Bank of Canada.
