Mentioning how the ongoing strikes have hampered the film industry is beginning to feel like something of a disclaimer with anything I write these days. Yet, it is difficult to discuss certain topics without first
Continue ReadingTIFF: SEAGRASS a Simmering Portrait of Family Dysfunction
It’s a sobering reminder of the passage of time when you begin to see your childhood years rendered as period pieces on an increasing number of films and TV series. Like last year’s Riceboy Sleeps,
Continue ReadingBloom Blossoms at TIFF – Interview with Kasey Lum
Over in Toronto, TIFF is happening, and I wonder if Shane is out there watching some stuff this year. Well recently, the TIFF Short Cuts Program happened, and one great film actually came from a
Continue ReadingSeagrass
There has never been a better time to champion Canadian films than the present. If you haven’t done so, you can start with the world premiere of Seagrass at the Toronto International Film Festival at
Continue ReadingHow Language Skills Can Help to Become a Popular Screenwriter
Storytelling is an art form that relies on language to capture attention and spark the imagination. In film and TV; words build narratives that move audiences, making screenwriters masters of communication. Their skill with dialogue
Continue ReadingJust Give Martin Short Another Emmy Already!
If this were an average year in show business, we would be on the cusp of yet another Emmy Awards ceremony awarding the best and the brightest in the sphere of television. While the talent
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