Poker entertainment is continuing to evolve, and GGPoker’s Game of Gold: Poker All-Stars is a strong example of how the game is reaching audiences beyond traditional poker broadcasts. After originally launching on YouTube, the reality
Continue ReadingAuthor: Owen Pham
Leo Awards Coming Soon
As British Columbia’s film and television community prepares for another glamorous celebration of local screen excellence, the nominees for the 2026 Leo Awards have officially been unveiled. From acclaimed independent features and hit television dramas
Continue Reading
GEMFest 2027 Submissions Now Open
The Gender Equity in Media Festival (GEMFest) has officially opened submissions for its 2027 edition. Entering its 22nd year in 2027, the festival showcases an impressive line-up of short and feature-length films, including narrative, documentary,
Continue Reading
Cinema Shift Festival & its Focus on Canadian Filmmakers
Cinema Shift Festival is a Toronto-based, curated AI film festival dedicated to narrative, story-driven cinema created through AI-assisted and hybrid production processes. It is a one-day festival and conference taking place on June 5 at
Continue Reading
How VEED Helps Filmmakers
Canada’s independent film scene sits at an interesting intersection of opportunity and constraint. On one hand, filmmakers now have more direct access to global audiences than ever before, thanks to streaming platforms and digital distribution.
Continue Reading
Little Lorraine Review & Analysis: Desperation, Family, and Crime in Cape Breton
Set against the rugged coast of Nova Scotia, Little Lorraine transforms an almost unbelievable true story into a grounded and deeply human crime drama. Directed by Andy Hines in his feature debut, the film follows
Continue Reading