The alarm buzzer pierced the darkness of my New Westminster bedroom at 4am that Tuesday morning. Quickly shutting it off lest I wake my roommates, I rolled out of bed and donned the suit of
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MADE | NOUS Celebrates LGBTQ2+ Pride With Iconic Film and TV Moments
The power of storytelling—especially a good visual story—places the viewer in the character’s shoes, so that they can experience the world from a different angle. A good story shows the truth from a character’s perspective.
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Taylor Kitsch and His Failed to Ascension to Superstardom with John Carter. What Happened?
Canada has produced numerous household names since the birth of cinema, from Mary Pickford in its earliest years, to Christopher Plummer in its midlife onwards, while modern-day flag bearers such as the Ryans Gosling and
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A Producer’s Role – Vancouver’s Chris Kape Speaks to Experience Producing Run This Town
Austin, Texas is a little more than 3,600 miles from Vancouver, but last year, for one night — March 9, to be precise — the southern city was transformed into Hollywood North when the film
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Canadian Cinemas Map a Post-Lockdown World
Quick, name the number one box-office smash in North America. “What box office?” you ask. Haven’t theatres been closed since mid-March? It’s true that most of the continent’s approximately 45,000 cinema screens went dark shortly
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THE ODYSSEY: Canada’s Cult Classic – Part 2
As the first season of The Odyssey completed its seminal run on CBC in January 1993, the numbers were more than impressed enough to guarantee a second season, but not without some major adjustments. Show
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