Tag Archive for the term: movies

These days (as opposed to, say, the days of ancient Greece), anyone creating theatre has to deal with an inescapable truth: a lot of people just don’t care about live performance. Or at least, they’re not familiar with it. People tend to like the things they’re familiar with, and in the case of modern storytelling, […]

This Wednesday we make our triumphant(?) return to Reggie’s in Concordia’s Hall building. Upwards of 35 aspiring filmmakers have banded together into 7 groups to bring you 5 minute shorts written, filmed, and edited within the space of a couple of days. Admission is free.
Wednesday, March 26th, 8pm, Reggies.

A guest contribution to the Indyish group blog, written by: Christopher Olson
The new reality series, On the Lot, now airing on FOX, promises eighteen up-and-coming film directors the “chance of lifetime”, the “opportunity of a lifetime”, or the chance to fulfill a litany of clichés about fulfilling your dreams. However, what they’re offering isn’t a […]

Hey filmmakers! If you are lacking in creative powers these blistery winter days or feeling that there is no more incentive in creating movies for the exclusive sake of giving your ideas a voice, NBC, that’s right, NBC has some suggestions you may like to take to heart. NBC has a website called […]

Last Wednesday I went on a field trip (how old am I) to the Rare Books and Special Collections Division of the McGill McLennan Library.
I was visiting with a class on the “Materiality and Sociology of Text” so we mainly focused on the process of making printed books. We looked at the library’s collection […]