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AI Software’s Latest Transcription Program for Editors – By Simon Says

December 10, 2020December 9, 2020AnnouncementsSimon Says Assemble

As someone who has done a fair amount of editing in the past, I can not explain how exhausting it was to get a result that could satisfy a client. My final editing job was

Comweb’s Courteous Contribution and Biju Pappachan’s Point of View on POV – Interview

December 3, 2020December 3, 2020InterviewBiju Pappachan, Comweb, Paul Bronfman, POV

Toronto, a city in the province of Ontario, in Canada, a country of diversity. But how come diversity isn’t widely recognized in film? Have you ever noticed how Hallmark’s Christmas movie posters ALL look the

Carmen Moore and her Motherly role in Rustic Oracle – Interview

November 26, 2020November 26, 2020InterviewCarmen Moore, Rustic Oracle

If there’s one thing that’s a definite issue, it’s when your child goes missing. So many thoughts of possibilities to what happened fill your head and the search is heavily reinforced and right away because

Upcoming Films – Reckoning and Russian Adventure

November 23, 2020November 23, 2020Today's Top StoriesAnna, The Reckoning

There’s a lot that Neil Marshall has done, like Game of Thrones, and The Descent, but his recent work has been slated for a release in 2021. Marshall’s latest film, THE RECKONING was financed by

Trevor Cameron discusses a historical Canadian in Shadow of Dumont – Interview

November 19, 2020November 19, 2020InterviewShadow of Dumont, Trevor Cameron

Have you wondered where your heritage traces back to? All I know is if I were to backtrack on some of mine I’d need a Russian translator. Of course, if some of what I’ve heard

Food Film Festival, Female Filmmakers, and Fantastic Film Award

November 16, 2020November 16, 2020Today's Top StoriesAIFF, Food Film Festivals, Monkey Beach, Women In the Director's Chair (WIDC)

Recently, The Food Film Festival in Nova Scotia has wrapped up and proven itself to be a successful event. Known as Devour 9.5, the festival offered the opportunity to see it both in-person and online.