The biggest names in television once again graced the red carpet Monday night for this year’s Emmy Awards, and it was a night to remember, even by its own standards, as there were well-deserved wins
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Diane Kruger Plays Three Characters in The Shrouds: A Pre-Watch Guide to Becca, Terry and Hunny Before Their Identities Start Overlapping
Diane Kruger doesn’t simply appear twice in David Cronenberg’s The Shrouds. She is officially credited as three characters: Becca Relikh, Terry Gelernt and Hunny. That detail matters before watching because all three connect to Vincent
Continue ReadingChoosing Festival Trailer Motion Without Losing The Slate
Festival week in Vancouver still runs on paper that programmers can defend. The slate at the head of a trailer — title, year, runtime — is that paper in motion. When a generated push-in invents
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Why Niagara Could Become Canada’s Most Distinctive Casino Film Setting
Niagara Falls has been appearing on film for decades, but it has rarely been treated as a home for casino stories. That is a little surprising. The city has two casinos, a busy tourist strip,
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Vancouver Japanese Film Festival – First Year with First Vancouver Premieres
Say hello to a brand new film festival in town, the Vancouver Japanese Film Festival. It seemed to come right out of nowhere and it was lucky I found out about it so fast. I
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How Professional Cleaning Keeps Film and Creative Workspaces Running Smoothly
In film and television, attention naturally goes to what audiences see on screen. Behind every production, however, there is a network of offices, studios, production spaces, meeting rooms, workshops, and shared facilities that have to
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