The story of a series of mysterious disappearances. The only suspect? A bear… a zombear. Click to read about who won the #NWTFilm Location Award this year at the @DeadNorthFest#NWTPoli
https://t.co/OnJOuzE5lM
Got gussied up for the opening night of @DeadNorthFest. Pictured here with one of the founders and one of my best friends, Jay Bulckaert. Amazing what @rtlesscollectiv has created. #yellowknife
And when they go compete in @SkillsNunavut, they’ve already done it before. @DeadNorthFest is a crucible, make a movie in the Arctic in the real winter.
The High School has a basement. Every teacher we talked to said the same thing. “If I was shooting a horror movie, I’d go down there.” The basement of that school is 1) Creepy as hell. 2) One of very few basements in Iqaluit.
Spent today supervising the editing of a @DeadNorthFest movie by the kids in the @InuksukHigh Film Club. These young people are inspiring. They made a weird little horror film; and all I had to ever say was “OK, and then, what next?”
Did you know the Dead North Film Festival has officially adopted @imagineNATIVE ’s Onscreen Pathways and Protocols for working with Indigenous communities, cultures, concepts and stories?
We encourage all filmmakers to read the guide here: https://t.co/hbwW5jKv7n
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