Variety has plenty of TIFF coverage, from a U.S. perspective of course, starting with Awards Editor Tim Gray’s reflection that the first edition of the Festival, back in 1976, was the scene of a major
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Recommendations, Prevention, Locations, Education, Unionization
TIFF may be just beginning, but The National Post’s Chris Knight has already seen about 30 of the films. Of course, that’s only about a tenth of them . . . He recommends five and
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TIFF 2015 Gala for Emerging Filmmakers
For the first time at TIFF 2015, Filmerge, an independent filmmakers’ collective established in Toronto, is hosting the Emerging Filmmakers Gala this year happening on the 15th at the Studio Event Theatre over on King
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TIFF, Mostly. And Film Release Tonight.
Cassandra Szklarski of The Canadian Press says that most Canadian features and shorts at TIFF that have made it through are being shown in the same category. International shorts and Canadian shorts remain merged together to
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The CBC has “20 things you need to know about TIFF 2015” as the anticipation builds for Thursday. For more TIFF news, see: Cassandra Szklarski’s CP article (via CTV) on how “this 40th edition will
Continue ReadingThis Hive Needs Worker Bees and Other Labour Day 2015 Stories
Good post for Labour Day: MFM has announced a crew and casting call for the feature film The Hive. This is a non-union production which will take place entirely in October, and they need to
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