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Things to Do (a film by Theodore Bezaire) (Toronto/Windsor, Ontario) - June 6, 2006
Text: Maytina, Photos: Matt Baker
Things to Do is an independently made film, shot in Windsor, Ontario. Basically, what we have in this film is a guy in his mid twenties, who quits his office job and moves back to his hometown, all the while going over past regrets, things he always wanted to do but never did. [read]
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Epigoni Films (Los Angeles, California) - June 18, 2006
Text: Maytina, Photos: Epigoni Films
A fairly new venture, Epigoni Films is Ricky Faust & Cassie Ramoska, based in Los Angeles. In June/06, they did an email interview with me about what they're working on, what it's like to be based in LA, and more. [read]
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Nevermore Filmworks (Toronto, Ontario) - June 15, 2006
Text: Maytina, Photos: Nevermore Filmworks
Nevermore Filmworks is a one man operation based in Toronto. Alex takes video of bands playing live shows and it really looks like this project will develop into whatever Alex wants to develop it into. We know already that DIY projects are all about the passion, and that's something Alex has in spades. He did an email interview with me in May/06. [read]
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Hen House Studios (Venice Beach, California) - June 7, 2006
Text: Maytina, Photos: Hen House Studios
Hen House Studios is headed by Harlan Steinberger and Tucker Stilley, with a supportive team behind them, and together they have created a concept that leaves me wishing for something similar in Toronto. This is a recording studio in Venice Beach, California - with a twist. Artists are filmed while during the recording process and a documentary of behind the scenes footage is made. Harlan did an email interview with me in June about the project. [read]
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Toronto RAP Project (Toronto, Ontario) - June 4, 2006
Text: Maytina, Photos: Toronto RAP Project
I guess what spurred me was what seems to spur a great many documentary filmmakers into action - we story a story playing out in the public and media that isn't being given proper context or respect and we desire to get out there and give a better perspective to an issue - in my case, it was the desire to really check out how much influence, if any, rap music was having on the spike in Toronto's gun crime. [read]
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