The Eleventh hour on the eleventh day in the eleventh month. Another Remembrance Day. It’s observed in many countries. November 11 sparks a range of conflicting opinions. Let’s look at the day’s role in commemorating military sacrifice and its broader implications. Some people view it as an essential day to honour those who served and […]
You Can Cross The Threshold into Fear: Liminal Spaces and Why They Matter ‘Liminal spaces’ is a term used to desribe transitional or threshold places that evoke feelings of uncertainty, disorientation, and emotional tension. These are the spaces between two distinct states or locations, between different ‘realms’, or even between life and death. They help […]
I’ve got back to my desk following the Nominations Launch of the 2024 British Independent Film Awards. As I travel through my network of in-person and online meetings, I am always amazed how so many don’t know what an independent film is. Or, most don’t even consider the importance of independent film. Plainly stated, an […]
God! It looks like the non-elite have had their say. I hate and despise Trump’s rhetoric. But I must admit, I am fascinated by his success. His main skill for indie filmmakers to consider is his self-promotion talent. Trump is the text-book self promotional expert. He has also been able to fashion and monetise his […]
Creating a memorable and terrifying antagonist is essential to crafting a compelling narrative. Whether it’s a supernatural entity or a human villain, the antagonist is often what pushes the protagonist to evolve and the story to progress. Here are some tips on how to develop a monster that is not only memorable but also […]
So, you want to make people jump out of their seats and spill their overpriced popcorn? Welcome to Horror Filmmaking 101, where we’ll learn that true suspense isn’t about how many gallons of fake blood you can dump – it’s about making your audience’s imagination do the heavy lifting. The Psychology of Suspense (Or: Why […]
What better time for horror films than Halloween – when the late October chill insinuates its way into your bones, and the veil between this world and the next is at its thinnest. Whether it’s the heightened sense of fear in the darkened streets or the communal love for all things scary, Halloween offers […]
Labor Day, or Labour Day if you are Canadian, is traditionally a celebration of workers and their contributions to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of the country. It provides a unique opportunity for independent filmmakers to turn their lenses inward on the film industry itself. This exploration focuses on the historical and ongoing struggles of […]
In a world where pop culture is as dynamic as the weather, the terms and labels we use to describe music and artists evolve rapidly. Recently, Charli xcx, a pop sensation known for her boundary-pushing music and aesthetics, coined a new definition of “brat.” She has created her personal brand by infusing it with nuances […]
Canada Day is July 1st. Living in Europe it’s easy to be unaware of Canada’s rich heritage in the arts. The giant country with a tiny population has produced celebrated figures in music, acting, and film directing. Being America’s neighbour has meant that Canadian talent gets absorbed into American cuture. Here’s a summary of some […]
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