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2013 TFS Festival of Films Promo
Toronto Film School is holding their annual Festival of Films this evening at Cineplex Odeon VIP Yonge and Dundas. Countless months of work is manifested in this event that for most young filmmakers is the first large scale stage to showcase their work for industry professionals. RSVP here.
Indiewire speaks to Sandra Adair, the editor of "Boyhood," about what it's like to work on a film over a period of 12 years.
Indiewire caught up with boyhoodmovie's Editor Sandra Adair, who explains the daunting workflow of editing 12 years of footage that spanned inconceivable leaps in technology and video production.
Touché! PHD Montreal proved that people can be motivated anywhere in their 2013 Cannes Bronze Lion award winning ad campaign for Sport Chek.
How does sculpture define space? How does video documentation of sculpture redefine both the work and the space? Toronto's Harley Valentine explores these questions and more in his works that go from 3D prints to full scale urban creations.
"Being a cinematographer" by EFTI School of Photography.
What defines cinematography? What defines being a cinematographer? EFTI School of Photography attempts to answer these questions in their compelling short film.
A visualization of the use of color in moving images, with a focus on film. The average color of each frame is extracted and presented in a highly interactive way.
Interactive developer and designer Charlie Clark's new project exploring the average colour films emit based on their individual frames. What does Clark's interactive design tell us about how we shoot? Should filmmakers be more concerned with their film's colour on a per-frame basis?
Cleverness comes in many forms for advertising but the best instances are where you least expect them. In last year's award winning campaign for Guinness (parent: Diageo), the Toronto division of Grey Group Canada used windows to represent the iconic shape of the Guinness pint.
Brilliant experimental online ad spot by JWT Canada for Tim Hortons introduces customers to their new dark roast in the most literal way possible. Acknowledging and prioritizing the human senses in an advertisement (interactive or not) makes for a truly engaging experience.
We are huge fans of IKEA's brand new video ads launched by 28-year-independent Swedish agency Forsman & Bodenfors. Combining quirky humour and off-beat storytelling, the products in the videos are in fact the last things we notice.
Ads that convey positive messages are simply that much easier to be accepted and cherished. Excellent Toronto bus shelter ad by NEDIC - National Eating Disorder Information Centre.
Famed cinematographer Shane Hurlbut and MZed Creative Education have announced the Illumination Experience touring the US and Canada throughout the fall. The workshop includes fundamentals of cinematic lighting and composition from Hurlbut (Need For Speed, Terminator Salvation) and is sure to be an must-attend experience for filmmakers of all backgrounds.
Those in Canada can catch the Illumination Experience Tour in Toronto on October 14th and Vancouver on October 28th.
Unmanned drones have gotten a bad reputation in recent years. And with good reason, especially when the U.S. government is using them to kill people in distant countries with arguably little accountability. But more recently, they've also let us g...
#WednesdayWOW Drones have grown in immense popularity over the last number of years manifesting in these simply breathtaking GIFs. Footage that just couldn't have been captured not too long ago is now attainable by even the most novice of filmmaker.
This fascinating piece of archival film from 1901 shows the earliest known coloured moving images. How does colour effect the message being delivered through film? Think of how your favourite films would look without colour...
Bring your family to work day? Apple commissioned one Canadian actor and his entire family in Alberta, to star in their now Emmy-winning ad from last holiday season. #canada #canadianacting #canadianad #setincanada #calgary #edmonton #alberta #apple #commercial #emmys
A Brief Look at Texting and the Internet in Film Cuz there’s gotta be a better way to show this.
#MondayMotivation Despite the commonality of digital communication, Texting and the Internet are displayed in a myriad of inefficient ways throughout movies and television. How does film adapt to show human communication through the technology we use everyday? There's no one answer. Tony Zhou (everyframeapainting) has visualized the evolution of digital communication on screen.
#MondayMotivation We are big fans of the GoPro/ Drone combination for shooting at breathtaking peaks. Eric Sterman has captured Hawaii's Banzai Pipeline in all its glory.
Video Nerve had a lot of fun this past Tuesday at Rexall Centre for a Rogers Cup shoot. Using the power of a drone equipped with GoPro technology, we flew high above the grounds to get some astounding footage. Stay tuned for the final video!
