Based on a true story, writer/director Duke Roth Simon’s feature film project Debal-Uncrowned Underdogs explores the dark and dangerous world of an underground drug cartel in Pakistan. The previously untold story takes place in Roth’s home city of Karachi, and is a labour of love that he’s been working on and researching for over 2 […]
A love story which transcends the genre and offers its audience something unique, Exit Chip follows the journey of Edward. A once charismatic man who has now retreated into solitude, Edward learns of a controversial microchip that can be implanted into the back of the head and allows the recipient to die in secret. Offering him a way […]
Avoid these mistakes actors make when creating a showreel from scratch. Acting Showreels from Scratch are a relatively new concept – and therefore, many people dive deep into the many pitfalls. Here are five of the most common. Oh and, for those of you who don’t know what a shot from scratch showreel is: it’s […]
Borley Rectory… …it’s a story that’s fascinated me since discovering it in the Usborne book of ghosts as a young boy (something I later found I shared with Reece, though he went so far as to build his own cardboard replica!). It’s a story that’s never been properly committed to film; a story of mystery, […]
Documentary filmmaker Maureen Judge hails from Canada and has an industry CV that spans over 20 years. Working in TV and film she here shares her expertise and talks of the new challenges she faced with her latest project Living Dolls. Once I started making films I loved it. I made my first 3 films […]
If he have lived beyond that saddening day in 1973, martial arts legend Bruce Lee would have celebrated his 75th birthday on November 27, 2014. Though he didn’t get a chance to see the theatrical extravaganza of the seminal Enter the Dragon when it debuted in Hollywood in ’73, particular home video releases of this […]
I’m sitting in the Raindance Toronto office this cold, grey November day. In a couple hours this studio will be full of filmmakers and screenwriters attending the monthly Toronto Boozin’ N’ Schmoozin’ networking drinks. Earlier this week over 200 people attended the same event at Raindance Vancouver. Everyone I meet in our regional hubs are […]
Debs Paterson fairly burst onto the film scene in 2010 with her acclaimed feature debut Africa United. Since then she has been beavering away writing and developing multiple projects for TV and film. She took some time out of her hectic schedule to impart some words of wisdom. Africa United happened so fast. I was slightly […]
1. Pat yourself on the back Have a nap. Brew yourself a cup of tea. Put your feet up. Now is the time to bask in your productive glory. You’ve persevered through procrastination and writer’s block to complete something that resembles a film. Arguably, the hardest graft is yet to come, but the first and […]
The news has just come out that Mike Nichols has died at the age of 83 due to a sudden cardiac arrest. This marks a sad time in the entertainment world. Nichols was a valuable director of theatre and cinema whose work spans over 6 decades. He is well known for his work on […]
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