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Company type | Owned by Gordon Stanfield |
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Industry | Motion pictures |
Founded | 1987 |
Headquarters | Vancouver, B.C., Canada (GSA/ Gordy): Vancouver, B.C., Canada) |
Key people | Gordon Stanfield (creative head and president) |
Products | Motion pictures Television style programs |
Number of employees | Varies |
Website | http://www.gordycreative.com |
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