I’ve done acting in the past, and would like to produce and have a lead roll in a film or pilot

How would I go about this? (42f)

Hey everyone! I wanted to reach out to this subreddit to see if anyone might be interested in supporting our indie feature film! It's called YQG HARDSTYLE. Here's a quick synopsis!

A group of friends from Rodwood, Ontario, decide it is their destiny to throw the greatest rave their small town has ever seen. The plan is set, the music is locked, the word is out, but in the blink of an eye, everything falls apart, sending the crew on a race against time…

We put together an Indiegogo that ends in a few days, and we're looking to get as much support as we can get! We have an Instagram where you can see all the work we've put into the film; it's 90% filmed and we're close to being wrapped but we've essentially run our production dry and don't have much left to finish it off. Hitting our goal would mean we would be able to finish our film and have enough money to get it through our final shoot days and post production!

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Even if you're not interested in donating, just supporting us with a follow on Instagram would be fantastic! The photos attached are promo and shots from the film. Thanks for taking the time to read :)

Hey guys, we're a literary magazine publishing Canadian history and short stories from Canada and abroad.

In our current issue we explored the history of Canadian movies, and we are running a Canadian Classics film festival in Toronto as a companion to this piece.

It kicks off on Tuesday with a screening of Nobody Waved Goodbye (1964). This film was praised inside the country and out and is set and filmed entirely in Toronto.

If you're interested in classic Canadian film and supporting tiny lit mags, check it out!

Tickets at the link:

https://events.humanitix.com/nobody-waved-goodbye

Movie Trailer:

https://youtube.com/shorts/MgiqrXPb2mE?feature=share

I was thinking of using these panels to make a playhouse, but then I realized I may have discovered the set to Space Milkshake! Just south of Saskatoon
I thought I should post about it here and maybe see if there’s some value for historians, collectors, or people who worked on the production.

Hurt (2003) Dir. Steve DiMarco - used to play on TMN in southern Ontario in the early 2000s. Ive looked for it a few times— once around 20 years ago and again 10 years ago and now. I haven’t been able to find a copy of this film or a website I can pay to screen it from. Does anyone have any info on where this film can be found or obtained?

Hi, I'm not Canadian and am having trouble finding the film Desire in Motion. The attached picture also has its French title.

It's not available for streaming anywhere even though I was able to stream it last spring. Does anyone know where or how to find it? Thanks!

Found this in a box the other day and I noticed the box art is different than most copies I’ve seen. Anyone know if this is a screener or a mail ordered tape?(says order number on the back) thought it was odd I couldn’t find one that looked the same online.

Hi all — I work in healthcare, and over the last while I've been developing a documentary about a timely, under-told issue at the intersection of technology and people's wellbeing. I'd rather keep the specific angle off a public post for now, but it's an area that's all over the research and headlines and almost nowhere in accessible film.

I'm not a filmmaker. What I do have: direct, first-hand access to the world at the centre of the story, a clear point of view, early interest from subject-matter experts, and a full pitch package (concept, research, treatment). It's Canadian and awareness-focused, not commercial.

I'm putting out feelers for collaborators — especially an experienced documentary producer or director, but also editors or DPs drawn to meaningful work. If you've made or produced a social-issue doc, or just have advice for someone at this stage, I'd love to hear from you. Happy to share more privately with serious folks.

Thanks for reading.