Documentary on MuchMusic’s rise to debut at SXSW Film Festival

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TV host Erica Ehm says she’s been ‘quietly’ working as a consulting producer on the film, described as a ‘story of the scrappy Canadian upstart’

Canadian writer, actor and TV host Erica Ehm says a film about MuchMusic will debut at South by Southwest Film Festival this spring.

Ehm, who is best known as a pioneering video jockey at the channel now known simply as Much, says she has been “quietly” working as a consulting producer on the film. An Instagram post from Ehm says the documentary is called “299 Queen St West” — the address of the building where the channel is housed - and will have its world premiere at the festival in March.

The film, directed by Sean Menard and produced by Menard and Molly Ye, is listed on the SXSW website under the 24 Beats per Second banner, the festival’s music documentary sidebar. The website says the film is 118 minutes long and “tells the story of a scrappy Canadian television upstart from the perspective of the VJ’s who at the time had no prior TV hosting experience, received no direction, no scripts and broadcasted live across the country.”

 

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wait, what? 'Scrappy Start' was 99 Queen Street East. (I reported 'live' on the launch of MuchMusic) By the time MUCH moved to 299 WEST, it was the hippest spot in town

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