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Crazy 8’s Wrapping Up

February 15, 2018February 13, 2018AnnouncementsCrazy 8’s, Paul Armstrong

As of last weekend, six film shoots have finished production. These 6 film shoots are all about different stories, but they all have one thing that links them together: They’re all part of Crazy 8’s.

1st Annual DGC BC Short Film Awards Pitch Session – A New Approach

February 5, 2018February 4, 2018Canadian Independent FilmsAwards, Beautiful Gun, DGC BC, Pitches, We Came From The Sea

Over the weekend, DGC BC hosted an event that was kind of different than what they usually did, a pitch session which would then present awards. 3 different filmmakers each got selected to pitch their

VSFF – Short, Simple, and Fun

January 29, 2018August 27, 2019Festivals#keepitshort, #VSFF18, Vancouver Short Film Fest, VSFF

#VSFF18 has undoubtedly been one of the most fun and interesting events so far to help make this year of film an amazing one. VSFF, or Vancouver Short Film Festival, is like other festivals in

Productions in Vancouver: Pass the Salt

January 25, 2018January 25, 2018Announcements, Filmmakers, Independent#PassTheSalt, Hayley Grey, LGBTQ, Luvia Petersen, Panta Mosleh

Women are becoming more powerful and better known in the film industry as it continues to grow. And one prime example of that is short film, Pass the Salt, which tells one of the most

Permission (Review)

January 18, 2018August 16, 2018ReviewBrian Cranos, Dan Stevens, David Joseph Craig, Francois Arnaud, Gina Gershon, Jason Sudeikis, Morgan Specter, Permission, Rebecca Hall

A movie about love, directed by Brian Cranos. We all know how love stories go, but this one adds a new twist to the basic love story. Maybe even more than one twist. Anna (Rebecca

Woodman is growing through film festivals

January 11, 2018January 6, 2018AnnouncementsPeter New, Woodman

Does anyone remember last year when Crazy 8’s 2017 showcased a short film about a little wooden puppet? Well, the short film’s reputation has been growing like a tree sapling overtime and it’s going to