CBC’s series Diggstown is coming to a close this month, and it’s too bad it couldn’t have lasted any longer. So far the show has covered such important topics as mental health, how pregnant trans
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Man and Fish (Mini-Review)
If they say dog is man’s best friend, is fish a casual acquaintance? One should wonder. In this super short film by Reangsei Phos, a man (Michael Sui) sits alone with a fish tank that
Continue ReadingScreenplay for The Red Cloth makes Beautiful Strides – Interview with Bo Svenson
Have you ever read a screenplay before a movie got made? Occasionally in my days at Art Institute, we’d get a chance to do script reads, and my good friend Rowan Jang of MiTribe Media
Continue ReadingBroken Angel Gives you a Fixed Feeling of Understanding – Review
Made by Dr. Jules Arita Koostachin, Broken Angel is an intense film with a powerful message about so many things, family roots, PTSD, coming of age, and domestic abuse. Amazing how one movie can focus
Continue Reading3 Names, Over 500 Voice Credits, Millions of Opportunities to Come – Interview with Jesse Arthur Carroll
Voice-over work is never easy. What people look for in a voice is versatility, something that is not often easy to have, even if you have practiced novelty voices while reading stories. But recently, someone
Continue ReadingNew Horror Possibilities from Cabinet of Curiosities – Interview with Jonathan Neil Alexander
Being the month of horror and scary stuff (as well as the month when I have extremely steady work), it’s fitting that a new horror series by Guillermo del Toro is being released. Take a
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