Hold on to your popcorn, because Canadian cinema is taking the world by storm! From the chilly shores of Vancouver to the bustling streets of Toronto, the Great White North is producing some of the
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Why BLACKBERRY is Just What Canadian Cinema Needs
I’m proud to say that I was a die hard fan of Toronto-based filmmaker Matt Johnson before it was cool. From the moment I witnessed his groundbreaking debut feature The Dirties at Vancouver’s Rio Theatre
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A New Meaning to Live Theatre – Interview with Conor Fitzgerald and Emily Dix
Blackmagic Studio Cameras are always finding new ways to impress with their quality style of shooting and their products. Recently, Conor Fitzgerald put use to Blackmagic products to record a theatre production. With the assistance
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FOFS – Interview with Eric Bizzarri
The future of Canadian films must be recognized. As someone who has worked with a few emerging filmmakers in the past, I can see their potential, and know they come up with compelling ideas. But
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Canadian Film Industry Predictions and Trends: What’s Next?
The entertainment and media sector in Canada greatly relies on the Canadian film industry, which plays a crucial role in generating income, employment opportunities, and promoting cultural diversity. Nonetheless, the Canadian film industry will encounter
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DOXA: BIG FIGHT IN LITTLE CHINATOWN
“Forget it Jake, it’s Chinatown”, so goes the final line of Robert Towne’s screenplay for the classic 1974 film in which the titular “Chinatown” is more of a defeatist state of mind than an actual
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