Filmmaking with First Nations: A Journey Through Canada’s Indigenous Communities
Filmmakers who collaborate with Canada’s Indigenous communities should honour the significance of Indigenous voices and stories.
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Filmmakers who collaborate with Canada’s Indigenous communities should honour the significance of Indigenous voices and stories.
Canada’s various landscapes and beautiful natural settings make the country a popular choice among filmmakers looking for exceptional locations.
As a cinematographer, the art of capturing light and movement on film is a passion and a science. The role of the DP, or director
Being a 1st Assistant Camera (1AC) in a documentary in Canada is a unique and challenging experience.
As a province renowned for its natural beauty and diverse landscapes, it’s no surprise that Ontario has become a hotbed for cinematographic activity.
Labrador is a place like no other—a vast frontier of untamed beauty, ancient traditions, and breathtaking landscapes. In this journey, I had the privilege of
“Gold: A Journey with Idris Elba,” narrated by the charismatic Idris Elba, embarks on a global journey, exploring the multifaceted world of gold mining and its profound impacts. From the depths of LaRonde mine in Canada to various locations worldwide,
Candy Lawrence Candy’s Dream, but how far will she go in order to succeed? Candy Laurence” is a comedy short film directed by Olivier Jean. The film tells the story of a single mother, Candy (played by actress Rachel Michetti),
In King of the River (2nd Season), André Paradis, world renowned expert fisherman, shares his passion for Atlantic salmon fly fishing as well as the majestic landscapes at the end of the road of the Gaspe Peninsula, the northern coast
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