Category: Experimental Short Films

Director Biography – Ian McGillivray (APPREHENSION)

Ian McGillivray is a short film director/producer who completed his Advanced Diploma in Broadcasting & Film at Centennial College in 2017. He has been in the industry for just over a year with experience producing several short films such as Man on the Bench, in 2017, and music videos for Toronto indie artists. Ian co-founded… Continue reading Director Biography – Ian McGillivray (APPREHENSION)

Short Film: APPREHENSION, 3min., Canada, Experimental

A visual representation of a women’s anxiety in it’s day to day form. Apprehension is the concept of fear, anxiety, and nervousness. That sick feeling you get in your stomach. This is what many feel through everyday life. A constant reminder of how our minds are the most powerful force in our body. This same… Continue reading Short Film: APPREHENSION, 3min., Canada, Experimental

Dance Film: PORCELAIN, 5min., UK, Dance

A table, two chairs, some teacups… a lifetime together… Porcelain. A story of love…. life and its many changes, meeting, sharing, caring, dependency, and loss. A couple show their story of how the strength of their relationship informs the way they adapt and accept a change brought on by a serious health issue. Film Type:… Continue reading Dance Film: PORCELAIN, 5min., UK, Dance

Director Biography – Angèle Methangkool-Robert (MOVEMENT NEVER LIES)

Hi, I am a french young artist of 22 years old. I am practicing dance and drawing since I was a child. I began to study applied arts in high school. Then I moved to Paris to learn Print Graphic Design. After my degree, I decided to allow more importance for dance in my life.… Continue reading Director Biography – Angèle Methangkool-Robert (MOVEMENT NEVER LIES)

Dance Film: MOVEMENT NEVER LIES, 3min., France, Dance

A dance floor as a giant canvas and my own body as a paintbrush. With this project, I wanted to explore transdisciplinarity in art, by making a parallel between dance and calligraphy. In both domains, the movement is the most important. To draw a beautiful letter, the calligrapher must have a perfect hand gestural. More… Continue reading Dance Film: MOVEMENT NEVER LIES, 3min., France, Dance

Dance Film: THE VEIL OF ACUMEN, 3min., Canada, Dance

Dance video with a focus on questions around identity and its fluidity, meaning that culture and popular media create a define imprint on people’s unconsciousness and the way we see ourselves and others in the world In this piece is a visualization of how people see others in “a package.” We all have our own… Continue reading Dance Film: THE VEIL OF ACUMEN, 3min., Canada, Dance

Director Biography – Corynne Bisson (LET HER OUT)

Born and raised in rural northern Alberta, Corynne Bisson began her dance training at age 7. She trained in contemporary, jazz, hip hop, ballet, and modern. At the age of 18, with her sights set on further developing her multiple dance styles she moved to Calgary Alberta, a larger urban center to with a stronger… Continue reading Director Biography – Corynne Bisson (LET HER OUT)

Dance Film: LET HER OUT, 4min., Canada, Dance

Let Her Out is a non-linear and non-narrative portrayal of a woman with a necessity to move. This necessity to move comes from a deep examination of self, relationships and the world she is wrapped up in. A transformation place on screen as the dancer moves through her own examination and discovery of loss, hardship… Continue reading Dance Film: LET HER OUT, 4min., Canada, Dance

Director Biography – Adrian Hashimi (MIRAGE)

Adrian Hashimi is a director, conceptualist, illustrator & artist based in New York City. For more than 25 years he has actively created scenes, concepts & images for creative industries such as advertising, television and motion pictures. Amongst his noted projects are nominated movies such as, A Most Violent Year, starring Oscar Isaac and Jessica… Continue reading Director Biography – Adrian Hashimi (MIRAGE)