The enduring legends of the 1890’s Klondike Gold Rush were more than enticing enough to lure Hollywood away from the rocky plateau of Monument Valley for a spell. This gave filmmakers an opportunity to cast
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Making a feature film is a filmmaker’s biggest dream and biggest fear. The dream of captivating an audience with a body of work that you created can cement your place amongst other greats. It can
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Have you ever had an aha moment where you just knew you were meant to be an actor? No? Me neither, but thank goodness others have. Being able to become another character that can evoke
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A movie about love, directed by Brian Cranos. We all know how love stories go, but this one adds a new twist to the basic love story. Maybe even more than one twist. Anna (Rebecca
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The concept of visual poetry is not so easily defined. If I were to make any sort of attempt at defining it, I would say that it is something you sense or feel, evoked from
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It’s likely that Canada has doubled for every state in the union at least once in countless Hollywood productions filmed in places like Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal over the years. But it may come as
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