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SARNS Premieres Soon – Interview with Director and Producer

May 20, 2024May 20, 2024InterviewGrant Baldwin, Jenny Rustemeyer, SARNS, Search and Rescue North Shore

Coming soon… Real Soon. Really. I mean it’s coming out next week. SARNS Season 2, or in its longer title Search and Rescue North Shore Season 2. Only on Knowledge Network. This series is all

A New Chapter: Exploring Hormone Therapy Options for Men and Women

May 20, 2024August 26, 2025Tips

It isn’t surprising to hear from someone that they are suddenly experiencing signs like low libido or mood changes. While the body may seem fine outward, the root cause often lies inside. It can be

Paul Armstrong Interview

May 17, 2024May 17, 2024InterviewCelluloid Social Club, Crazy8s, Exiles in Paradise, Maze, Moving Malcolm, Paul Armstrong, Stack

If you’re an independent filmmaker in Vancouver, you know Paul Armstrong and it’s most likely he’s helped you along the way. There are few others better at producing, networking, and organizing. We had a conversation

Canadiana’s Latest Content

May 16, 2024May 15, 2024Web SeriesCanadian history, Canadiana, web series

In the era of digital overload, platforms that highlight and honour history are crucial. Canadiana is a shining example, providing a wealth of Canadian history through its web series and online hub. It aims to

First Teaser Trailer for David Cronenberg’s The Shrouds Has Been Released

May 15, 2024May 14, 2024AnnouncementsDavid Cronenberg, The Shrouds

That which is short does not always have to be strictly sweet…sometimes there’s something more sinister simmering beneath. That being said, the first look at Canadian filmmaking maestro David Cronenberg’s latest upcoming feature, The Shrouds,

FROM NIGHT SHIFT TO RED CARPET: Ten Years In The Vancouver Film Industry

May 14, 2024May 14, 2024OpinionCats & Dogs 3, Dangerous Game, Experience, Front Street Pictures, Jon Voight, Maple Street, Mercy, Side Street Post, The Proposal Spot, Tony Dean Smith, Vancouver Film Industry, Vancouver Film School

It was the evening of Wednesday, May 14, 2014. I had made my way via Skytrain and express bus from my four-plex in New Westminster to the offices of Finale Editworks (since renamed Picture Shop)