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Creature Animation introduces Wild new tips – Interview with Colin Giles

December 23, 2021December 17, 2021InterviewColin Giles, Creature Animation, Vancouver Film School, VFS

Lions and tigers and bears. Oh my! Vancouver Film School (for which two writers on here have attended) is introducing a cool new course in creating animals. Everybody has seen what CG and animation has

BUMP – Mini-Review

December 16, 2021December 15, 2021ReviewBump, Dylan Ray Hattan, Maziyar Khatam

Did you ever run into somebody on the street? Just ran right into them without noticing? I have. But in my defence, I was spaced out. Long explanation about that. But aside from that encounter,

Whistler Wonders – Twoview

December 9, 2021December 6, 2021ReviewMoon Manor, Precious Leader Woman, WFF, Whistler Film Festival

Honestly, I didn’t attend WFF this year, as you may (or may not) have noticed. But I still did some coverage anyway. A couple of capsule reviews amidst the storms we’re currently having in our

New Film Festival featuring Shorts – Interview with Christopher Logan

December 2, 2021November 29, 2021InterviewChristopher Logan, Sunday Shorts

When I began writing reviews on this site, most of my reviews were short films. All I had was an Indieflix account for reviewing and mostly short films were on it, limiting my chances to

Diversity and Imagination used in Image-Nation Festival 2021

November 25, 2021November 17, 2021FestivalsImage-Nation, Mascarpone, Parle-Moi, PS Burn this Letter Please, The Man With The Answers, Yes I am - The RIc Weiland Story

Now going on to #34 of its years as a festival, Image-Nation is Canada’s very first LGBT2SQ+ film festival that brings some of the greatest works of that particular community into Montreal, and all across

Films Push on through the storm

November 22, 2021November 18, 2021AnnouncementsBlackMagic Design, Broken Angel, End2End Media Group, Karen McClellan, Pacific Screenwriting Program

Despite the crazy weather we’ve been experiencing here lately, the film industry manages to push its way through no matter what. There’s only so much going on right now that it’s hard to keep track