by Sylvie Dumont | 12 November, 2018 | Filmmaking, Web Content
Have any filmmakers or film lovers in your life? I sure do. Check out these items if you’re stumped on what to get them this holiday season: 1) Overlook Hotel Socks €9.00 Make socks exciting for your Kubrick fan – these are patterned to look like the...
by Kathryn Butt | 5 January, 2018 | Directing, Filmmaking, Virtual Reality, Web Content
What’s that? The term ‘erotic’ may cause a few blushes and signal something ‘dirty’ or ‘taboo’. Whatever preconceptions you have about the term, it does hold a certain fascination for cinema audiences. New modes of exhibition are constantly blurring the...
by Liza Vespi | 4 January, 2018 | Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, Interviews, Producing, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution, Web Content, Web Series
Dan Speerin was one of the first YouTube Partners in Canada, and the first Canadian host on The Young Turks Network. He’s the co-creator and producer of several successful multiplatform series, from the narrative series Twixters, which aired on television in...
by Bruno Savill De Jong | 27 June, 2017 | Filmmaking, In Our Opinion, Producing, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution, Technical Craft, Web Content, Web Series
Great art inspires further art. This inspiration can be found within films, but the criticism and analysis of film can also be viewed as artwork itself. Online Video has allowed talented and thoughtful people an accessible outlet to describe their experiences with...
by Tina Cesa Ward | 23 May, 2017 | Producing, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution, Web Content, Web Series
As a web creator that’s been around awhile, an instructor for Raindance and someone who is also the Chair of International Academy of Web TV (a Division of The Caucus) I am often asked, “I have this web series I created now how do I get people to watch?” Every time I...
by Baptiste Charles | 11 January, 2017 | Web Content
“It’s a romantic comedy about this woman and this man…” “It’s a thriller about a lobbyist who…” “It’s a zombie coming-of-age story…” All loglines should have several things: a conflict, a main...
