Tag Archive for the term: tv

Weekly interviews in English from a home studio in Malaysia with all kinds of people, artists and otherwise, conducted by young, theatre innovators and politically conscious cool kids? Yes please! The project is called Fairly Current, it’s great fun, chill, informative, with a goofy theme song, and a fascinating perspective.

Teh and Fahmi’s faces would [...]

Hey guys, sorry for the delay but the Indyish CTV piece is finally online! This was aired nationally back in February, and then it went through rigamarole and highwater but tadah and tra la la, here it is from Indyish Video:

We blushed a lot when we saw this, because we feel like we’re just getting [...]

2 of the most popular and powerful sites for what might be loosely collated into an indie ethic on the web have both launched their own tv sites recently, Boing Boing a while ago, Pitchfork just last week. I took some time to poke at them over the past few days so here’s some thoughts. [...]

The latest craze at Casa Pearson is the internet-based TV-show “Quarterlife.” I’m not sure I understand what it is, how it works, and whether I think it’s good.
On the surface, QL is a TV-show about 20-something artsy-types living in California, figuring out “who they are.” The main character is a blogger/aspiring writer/unconventionally beautiful and incredibly [...]

Ok, so as James Finnerty mentioned, he, Tristan and I trundled down in the 1am to talk on the for-reals, air-waves-styles radio. Elran didn’t come because that’s the middle of his work day. Still, I think we held it down ok without our codeland wrangler, but you tell us what you think - That podcast [...]

A guest contribution by Christopher Olson, who has previously reviewed TV shows on the Indyish group blog:
It’s hard to imagine a television show about pedophiles to be without controversy. But then controversy makes for good ratings. Dateline is a news program known for its hard hitting investigations into suburban love triangles, coupled with pithy captions [...]

The Montreal Film Group presents “Bring Your Own Shorts!”
An evening of the MFG’s best comedy short films
Wanna party? Wanna network? Wanna show your best short comedy!?
On Tuesday, April 10th, the MFG will be presenting the second edition
of “Bring Your Own Shorts!” We did this once in 2005 when we only had
about 30 members. The night [...]

On Friday, March 9th, from 12h00 - 13h15 JAY MOWAT — a fellow alumni of Concordia’s Communications Studies program — will be giving a 75 minute seminar on “backpack journalism.” Come with your lunch and your questions.
PLACE: CJ3.306
Communication Studies/Journalism Building
Loyola Campus, Concordia U
TIME: Friday, March 9th 12h00 - 13h15

Jay Mowat will speak [...]