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Film Festival Just for Cats — But Humans Are Allowed

April 7, 2015April 8, 2015Festivalsfestivals, Just For Cats Festival

(Via Newswire.ca) We’ve told you about film festivals centering on everything from uranium to tattoos — now here’s one dedicated to the Internet’s favourite animal. The Just For Cats Festival, a special hour-long presentation of

3 Learning Programs at Banff World Media Festival

April 2, 2015April 2, 2015Educational Opportunities2015 Banff World Media Festiva, Banff World Media Festival, festivals, Shaw Media Market Access Programs, Showrunner Training Program, TELUS Banff Fellowship program, Writer's Apprentice Program

(Via PRNewswire) The 2015 Banff World Media Festival is coming up on June 7th through 10th at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel there. One special feature will be the Shaw Media Market Access Programs —

Reasons 1 thru 4 to Volunteer at a Film Festival

March 3, 2015March 3, 2015Festivalsfestivals, Vancouver, Vancouver Web Fest, volunteering

With the Vancouver Web Fest coming up, I decided to volunteer at it, not only to get a glimpse of what will happen, but also for some experience. It’s going to be happening on the

Daily Rushes for the Day After CSA’s

March 2, 2015March 2, 2015Daily RushesAcademy Awards, Andrea Martin, Canadian Screen Awards, CSA's, daily rushes, David Sutcliffe, Denis Villeneuve, Denis Villeneuve Blade Runner, festivals, My RØDE Reel, red carpet, sequel to Blade Runner, Tattoo Arts Film Festival

See a photo gallery of the red carpet at last night’s CSA’s at Hello Canada, here See a full list of winners in a no-frills document from the CBC here; academy.ca seems to be down

Daily Rushes for Last Thurs in Feb

February 26, 2015February 26, 2015Daily RushesBC, Calgary, Canadian Screen Awards, daily rushes, DiverCiné, documentary, festivals, final cut, final cut pro x, French language cinema, Highway of Tears, in-theatre, independent, Northern BC, Ottawa, Pixel Film Studios, Shaw Media, Transmorph Toon, Vancouver

The Canadian Screen Awards’ earliest trophies were handed out yesterday, eight of them to sci-fi TV series Orphan Black; read about it in the Brandon Sun Award-winning documentary Highway of Tears, the story of a

Diamond Tongues

February 3, 2015February 3, 2015FestivalsDiamond Tongues, festivals, Slamdance

Brian Robertson and Pavan Moondi of Toronto, two filmmakers who submitted their film Diamond Tongues to Slamdance, had quite an interesting experience while filming. Their funding was provided by four film companies and their lead