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VCFF 2023: Looking China

August 22, 2023August 21, 2023Review(What's) in a Pickle?, Dragon Dance, Legends of Song, Sifu Zhang and His Magic Fish, The Tree Listens, The Weight of the Voice, The Yang Descendance

Although I’ve had the distinct pleasure of attending various events of the long-running Vancouver Chinese Film Festival in the past (including opening galas, award ceremonies, and even a boat cruise!), I hadn’t yet had the

The Aim of AI – Interview with Jeff Pedowitz

August 21, 2023August 8, 2023InterviewAI, Artificial Intelligence, Jeff Pedowitz

I’d like to start by saying we are all aware of how the strike is going. At first, we thought things would be back in full swing by fall, but it looks like the work

The Art of Video Marketing for Canadian Filmmakers

August 21, 2023March 20, 2025TipsCanadian Filmmakers, Video Marketing

For Canadian filmmakers, video marketing is about using video content to promote and showcase their films to a wider audience. By leveraging video marketing, Canadian filmmakers can effectively build anticipation, generate buzz, and attract potential

Ian Hanlin (Interview)

August 18, 2023August 17, 2023InterviewIan Hanlin, Voice Actor

Canada has many talented actors, writers, directors, and other content creators. To help our industry grow, we would like to introduce you to some of those talented folks that have managed to capture that magic

Personal Qualities You Need to Have to Become a Successful Screenwriter

August 17, 2023August 8, 2023TipsFilm Industry, Imagination, Screenwriter, storytelling

Screenwriting, the art of crafting captivating stories for the silver screen, has long held a magnetic allure for dreamers and storytellers alike. It offers the unique opportunity to transport audiences to worlds both familiar and

Ryan Gosling An Early Oscar Favourite for His Role in Barbie

August 16, 2023August 14, 2023Today's Top StoriesBarbie, Ryan Gosling

To say that Greta Gerwig’s Barbie has been a worldwide phenomenon would be a gross understatement. Bolstered by the “Barbenheimer” movement that has also seen Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer become the highest-grossing World War II film