on September 9 Tina says:
The Late Fragment team wants to wish everyone at the CFC a Happy 20th Anniversary! The CFC threw yet another successful BBQ last Sunday September 7th to celebrate 20 years of outstanding work. Originally opening its doors in 1988 as a film training centre, the CFC has grown into Canada’s largest institution for advanced training in film, television and new media. In twenty years, the CFC has produced movies, short films, interactive films and games, TV pilots, and a host of new media applications that are revolutionizing the content business. The CFC proudly has more than 1000 alumni working in Canada and abroad with alumni spanning the country and beyond our borders.
A big congratulations goes out to Charles Officer and the CFC Feature Film Program for their successful debut of Nurse.Fighter.Boy. at this year’s TIFF.
on September 4 Tina says:
Stay tuned for more details about Late Fragment screening in Manila in October 2008!
on August 26 Tina says:
Wednesday, August 27, 8:00pm
The Anza Club, #3 West 8th Avenue
Vancouver, BC
Category: Screening ($5.00 at the door)
Description:
The Celluloid Social Club will be holding a special screening of Late Fragment at The Anza Club in Vancouver, BC. The goal of The Celluloid Social Club is to provide a forum for filmmakers to share their completed films with an audience and through Q&A and a social setting and give audience members an opportunity to view films that they might not otherwise be able to see as well as interact with other filmmakers.
Visit www.celluloidsocialclub.com for more details.
on August 5 Anita Doron says:
Thursday, August 28, noon – midnight
Bison Courtyard, 211A Bear Street
Banff, Alberta
Category: Screening
Description:
A day-long Interactive Screen showcase and celebration featuring interactive projects such as Footnotes by Calgary-based artist Kay Burns, access to Horizon Zero, the BNMI’s online magazine dedicated to digital culture, screenings of selected Banff New Media Institute co-productions, special screenings of Late Fragment produced by the Canadian Film Centre in co-production with the National Film Board , and as the sun goes down, artist presentations and a live DJ.
