Why Poverty?, an international crossmedia initiative that’s both a spiritual sequel to 2007’s successful Why Democracy? campaign and a freestanding initiative
POV's 2012 Focus on Education survey looks at Ryerson, York, University of Winnipeg, Carleton, and Innis College at the University of Toronto.
POV's 2012 Focus on Education survey looks at Capilano, UBC, the Banff Centre, Simon Fraser, Emily Carr, and Vancouver Film School.
POV’s annual survey of Canada’s films schools and departments is in its fourth year and we’re pleased with the increased attention it’s receiving among academics and students.
The CRTC gave a resounding and historic 'no' to Bell's bid to acquire Astral Media. What does that mean for the Canadian landscape?
"It has fallen upon me to inscribe the synthesized thoughts and feelings of a number of people who are working in documentary and independent cinema here in Canada," writes Peter Wintonick.
What does it mean for film festivals to be at the core of the art and business of independent filmmaking, and what are the rights of artists?
Knowledge Network pledges to provide a commercial-free space that connects audiences with independent thinkers and independent voices.
March forward, docmakers! You have nothing to lose but your chains. March along your own path, on a wing and a prayer!
Whether it comes to commissioning a composer to create a score for a film or paying high fees for the permission to use songs, for a lot of documentary filmmakers, music is an afterthought.