Its a hard thing to keep up with all the publishing isn’t it? Back in February 2009 I presented James Longley’s “Iraq in Fragments” at our weekly Tuesday night gathering at the Vancouver Film School theatre. Created by…
This past weekend was the annual Bloodshots 48 hour filmmaking challenge. Teams of filmmakers were invited to script, shoot, score and edit a short film in a measly 48 hours. Team Baby Jaxk is comprised of Director Kryshan Randel,…
I have recently been on set with Director Kyle Hunter Welton and Dr. David Suzuki who are in collaboration on a new documentary. I am loosely calling this, as yet untitled work, “The Passion of David Suzuki”. The images…
The September issue of The Celluloid Social Club (also known as the place for independent film in Vancouver) was hosted by actor/comedian David Standfield the”The Impostor” and included some special guests:
JULIAN CLARKE – Editor of ‘DISTRICT 9′ & VFX…
Wednesday night at the Celluloid Social Club featured two main events: the Vancouver Film Race 2009 winners and the short list for the Hot Shot Shorts Contest.
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This is it! The long awaited Amazon Falls unit stills! Cast, crew (and everyone else who has heard about the making of this film in Vancouver) this is your sneak peak. Yes we baked under the hot sun on the…
In attendenace this week on the big screen were Bugs and MJ and an awesome lineup of short films. This weeks Celluloid is the warm up to the next, which is Vancouvers’ Film Race. So to kick off the…
The Celluloid Social Club – Where Independent Film meets the big time.
This weeks program was snapped together by Kellie Ann Benz fresh from a tour of Europe with her own award winning film “Akward”. Local indepenedent filmakers were…
Carl Bessais’ featrue film “Mother and Daughters” won the best Candian feature film award at the 2008 Vancouver International Film Festival and was presented courtesy of First Weekend Club at Vanvouvers’ swankiest film venue District 319. The pictures tell…
First Weekend Club presents Brett Gaylor (via a Skype link projected onto the big screen) and his excting look at the origins of copyright and the implications for music, film, creativity and the medical research in the modern world.…
