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Jason Cipparrone is launching several short films through the CBC Creator Network called Generation Homeless, a series that takes an intimate look at the impact of the unhoused crisis within Canadian cities.
Millennial farmers and Instagrammers Cassandra and Stefanie Lepp pull back the curtain on their busy lives combining hard work on the land with their pursuit of style and fashion.
LOS ANGELES, CA (PRWEB) May 25, 2021 -- LOS ANGELES, MAY 24, 2021- DropKey®, the world's first inflatable green screen studio called the Pop-up Studio in a
Red Betty Theatre is celebrating ten years as Hamilton’s Indigenous, Black, People of Colour (IBPOC) feminist theatre company. The Inaugural Decolonise Your Ears New Play Festival is a three day virtual festival running from June 24 to 26, 2021. Decolonising theatre doesn’t mean tossing out the likes of Tennessee Williams, Joe Orton or the Bard. It means brown and black bodies having space and time to explore their voices, develop their practices and explore lesser-known cultural forms without having to negotiate, conform or squeeze into the parameters of Western aesthetics. Festival ...
How 2 Vancouver DJs kept the music going on streaming platforms during the pandemic cbc.ca 2 hrs ago CBC/Radio-Canada © Submitted by Jason Joseph Jason Joseph, known as DJ Floetic on stage, is one of the creators of short film DJs Keep The Music Going. A new short film explores how a group of Vancouver DJs turned to online streaming to keep connecting with their audiences and other DJs around the world during the COVID-19 pandemic. DJs Keep the Music Going was created by Jason Joseph and Ryan Abarintos as part of CBC's Creator Network. Joseph, the film's main character,...