Michael Mosca
Project Title: Black Mariah
As head of Equinoxe Films since 1996, which he purchased in 2009, Michael Mosca has played a pivotal role in the strategic management and profitability for the company’s various divisions. Under his leadership, the company establishing a production arm, which kicked off with a multi award winning feature film in 2005, Un Dimanche à Kigali (A Sunday in Kigali). Equinox also acquires and distributes film and television properties in Canada and around the world. His most recent productions include award-winning A Million Colours (2011), a powerful story set in the last few years of apartheid and Winnie (2012), a drama that chronicles the life of Winnie Mandela starring Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson and Oscar nominated Terrence Howard. Mr. Mosca’s career in the film business spans over 30 years, in both distribution and exhibition. He is President of the Motion Pictures Pioneers Association of Quebec and is also a Member of the Board of Cine Québec. He has been working with Trinidadian born, Canadian-based, writer Maureen Hill for over a decade, developing the concept of Black Mariah, which Equinoxe will produce as a six-part mini-series
As head of Equinoxe Films since 1996, which he purchased in 2009, Michael Mosca has played a pivotal role in the strategic management and profitability for the company’s various divisions. Under his leadership, the company establishing a production arm, which kicked off with a multi award winning feature film in 2005, Un Dimanche à Kigali (A Sunday in Kigali). Equinox also acquires and distributes film and television properties in Canada and around the world. His most recent productions include award-winning A Million Colours (2011), a powerful story set in the last few years of apartheid and Winnie (2012), a drama that chronicles the life of Winnie Mandela starring Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson and Oscar nominated Terrence Howard. Mr. Mosca’s career in the film business spans over 30 years, in both distribution and exhibition. He is President of the Motion Pictures Pioneers Association of Quebec and is also a Member of the Board of Cine Québec. He has been working with Trinidadian born, Canadian-based, writer Maureen Hill for over a decade, developing the concept of Black Mariah, which Equinoxe will produce as a six-part mini-series