For the past year I have kept my feelings on Frozen bottled up inside for fear of being burnt at the stake. Given the Elsa-pocalypse that was this past Halloween I consider myself justified in doing so. The truth is I think the film is hugely overrated. So, in anticipation of the upcoming Deconstructing Frozen’s Script […]
With Halloween fast approaching things are getting spooky here at Raindance. To get the rest of you in the mood, here is my top five terrifying movie moments. *MAJOR SPOILER ALERTS* 1. Don’t Look Now A true horror classic and, in my opinion, one of the best British films of all time. When a married […]
“Raindance Makes Filmmakers” read the banner hoisted at the Raindance party at SET OnKing across from the Bell Lightbox during TIFF 2014. It’s more than a slogan. It’s true. In the twelve months since I met the Raindance organization, I’ve gone from wanting to work in the film business to being an active member of […]
See that guy staring up at you looking like a lost puppy? That’s me. I remember taking this picture. My sister told me to smile and I did for a few, but for most I looked at her like she was crazy. Now don’t get me wrong because I was in a great mood (the […]
So you have a couple friends, a camera and a script. Friends and family have pitched in some money to get your film off the ground (not to mention the funds out of your own pocket) but you still don’t have a lot to work with. What now? Your funding is not a limitation; it’s an […]
Film and Theatre may walk hand-in-hand down the lane of audiovisual entertainment, but that does not mean they are similar: each is a different discipline with different – written and unwritten – rules and difficulties, and each has the ability to be extremely powerful – both as a vessel for meaning and as a tool […]
How many times have you heard or read the phrase “in this wintry economic climate” or something similar over the past few months? Several, I bet. As the money falls out of the film industry however, the indie filmmaker retains an edge over his/her studio counterparts. The indie filmmaker is used to working with a […]
Over the last decade, Hollywood horror has been a melting pot of mediocre remakes, sequels, and once promising franchises turned rotten. Although there have been some great scares at the box office, cheap frights, regenerated ideas and predictable plots just aren’t making the cut anymore. We have to look elsewhere, then, to find […]
With Halloween fast approaching things are getting spooky here at Raindance. To get the rest of you in the mood, here is my top five terrifying movie moments. *MAJOR SPOILER ALERTS* 1. Don’t Look Now A true horror classic and, in my opinion, one of the best British films of all time. When a married […]
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