July 9th is Nunavut Day. Nunavut is the territory in northern Canada which was ceded to the indigenous peoples in 1999. It is the fifth largest territory in the world and is home to just 40,000. Nunavut has a rich Inuit culture, is home to a diverse group of artists renowned for their unique and […]
Sex? Do I have your attention? They say that sex sells. As we move further into the 2020’s it seems that sex in the movies is about to make a comeback. Writing compelling sex scenes involves careful consideration of several factors. These include the tone of the movie, the development of the characters, and the […]
I consulted my friendly ChatBot and asked for ideas for compelling and timely topics ideas that resonate with contemporary audiences. Steal these ideas: Idea 1: The Metaverse Odyssey I asked AI to create a poster and this is the reult: Tag Line: A science fiction thriller about a group of gamers who uncover a conspiracy […]
It’s really hard for we, at Raindance to ignore the off-beat. I’m Denise and I’ve been the Raindance Open Short Courses Director for 10 years. Off·beat docs are some of my personal favourites. Here are 5 amazing documentaries we have in Raindance 2024. Each one of these films is unconventional and different. They will challenge, […]
Entering the movie industry can be both exciting and daunting due to its variety of roles and career paths. Here are several steps you can take to navigate a film career pathway in the creative industries, specifically in movies. The trick is to find which route might be the best fit for you: Explore Various […]
Since 1992, Raindance Film Festival is known for showcasing the very best independent films from around the world. A Raindance film is distinctive for several reasons. Here’s what makes a great independent film stand out at our festival: Original Storytelling: First and foremost, the independent films that gain attention at Raindance feature qualities that most […]
We are deep in pre-production mayhem here at Raindance. Selecting the very best films is just part of the process. We need to get audiences in. And the tool we use is a really good, well-written film review. Reviewing an independent film at the Raindance Film Festival—or any film festival, really—can be a rewarding endeavour. […]
Strange but true. I was at the Cannes Film Festival in 2014 and managed to get a ticket for The Expendables 3. All the stars were coming, and I thought, why not have some fun and enhance my social media profile with pics of some celebrities and me. Plus Harrison Ford was coming! As so […]
Films centred on social justice have played a pivotal role in shaping the collective consciousness of societies throughout the history of cinema. These cinematic works serve as powerful tools for raising awareness, fostering empathy, and inciting social change. Movies like “To Kill a Mockingbird” and “Selma” have transcended the boundaries of entertainment, becoming cultural touchstones […]
Put down the Christmas cake! Set that champagne aside! Make movies! There’s no reason to delay your movie. Move from amateur to professional. Stop making excuses. Stop blagging the blag. Get off your couch and start doing something meaningful! You don’t need a film school! You’ve got the New 2024 Toolkit for Filmmakers! 1. Know […]
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