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Talent On Tap – Mark Miller and Kelvin Redvers Launch High Arctic Haulers

January 27, 2020January 30, 2020InterviewHigh Arctic Haulers, Kelvin Redvers, Mark Miller

How much do you really know about Canada? Are you aware that there are thriving communities so far up north that supplies only arrive once per year? You might ask yourself why and how they

Talent On Tap – Grayson Gurnsey Dips His Toes Into Virgin River

January 24, 2020January 25, 2020InterviewGrayson Gurnsey, Virgin River

Do you remember being young and dreaming of what you wanted to be when you grew up? For me, I wanted to be a professional wrestler. I had grown up watching wrestling every Saturday night

VSFF Interview – Michelle Muldoon Works Wonders on a Western

January 23, 2020January 21, 2020InterviewLast Stand to Nowhere, Michelle Muldoon

With Vancouver Short Film Festival starting just tomorrow, there’s a wide array of great short films coming out, but one of the most anticipated is Michelle Muldoon’s Last Stand to Nowhere. A rare idea of

VSFF: Securing a SWEET RELEASE with Meeshelle Neal

January 21, 2020January 21, 2020InterviewMeeshelle Neal, Sweet Release, VSFF

The right to die with dignity has re-surfaced in the news lately with Canada’s assisted suicide Bill C-14 set to undergo amendments after a public consultation period. This has effectively re-ignited the conversation around death

Talent On Tap – Titus Heckel – Chained In Kelowna

January 20, 2020January 21, 2020InterviewChained, Titus Heckel

You can have the most amazing parents in the world but I firmly believe it is life experience and your life choices that shape you. Your influences, your friends, your experiences and your moral fiber

Talent On Tap – Rick Dugdale Envisioned the Death of an Author

January 17, 2020January 17, 2020InterviewDeath of An Author, Håken Nesser, Intrigo, Rick Dugdale, Sir Ben Kingsley

Tactile, cunning, deliberate and aggressive are several words that come to mind when I’m deciding on breakfast. Masterful, cliffhanger and diabolical are a few words I’d use to describe the film Intrigo: Death of An