Leslie Ann Coles

Insightful Commentary from and on the Canadian Film World

Talent on Tap – Leslie Ann Coles – FeFF Founder, Filmmaker and Outstanding Advocate!

March 19, 2021May 1, 2021InterviewFeFF, In The Refrigerator, Leslie Ann Coles, Melody Makers, Soiled Dove, The Curtain

There’s a story in all of us… and for some, there are many. To be a filmmaker, is to know a great story. You need to believe in the story from the roots to the

Festivals and More

June 10, 2016June 10, 2016Today's Top StoriesAircraft Pictures Canada, FeFF, Female Eye Film Festival, Guru Studio, He Hated Pigeons, Ingrid Veninger, Ingrid Veninger's He Hated Pigeons, Italian Contemporary Film Festival (ICFF), Jane Siberry, Leslie Ann Coles, Quo Vado?, The Breadwinner, The Stuff of Dreams

At the Female Eye Film Festival in TO, the gala screening of Ingrid Veninger’s He Hated Pigeons will feature “a one-time-only live score improvised by Canadian singer/songwriter Jane Siberry“ reports Chris Knight in The National

Exclusive – The 14th Annual Female Eye Film Festival Part II

June 1, 2016July 31, 2019Exclusive, Interviewcanada film industry news today, canadian independent film, Deborah Kampmeier, Deborah Kampmeier Split, FeFF, Female Eye Film Festival, Female Eye Film Festival (FeFF), festivals, Leslie Ann Coles, Sandra de Castro Buffington, Under The Wheel

While speaking with Leslie Ann Coles about FeFF, I asked her about the distinct differences between her festival vs conventional ones. “The different ways women think in comparison to men brings a level of emotional

Exclusive – The 14th Annual Female Eye Film Festival Part I

May 31, 2016July 31, 2019Exclusive, Interviewcanada film industry news today, canadian independent film, FeFF, Female Eye Film Festival, festivals, Ingrid Veninger, Ingrid Veninger Honourary Director FeFF, Leslie Ann Coles

I recently had the great pleasure of speaking to Leslie Ann Coles about her amazing event FeFF. Sensing her enthusiasm from the first hello, I knew it was to be an enjoyable and entertaining interview.

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