Shows
OCanFilmFestBlair Campbell, Ray Savaya, Mariana Phung interviewed on Midweek on CKCU 93.1Meaghan Brackenbury reports on the Ottawa Canadian Film Festival on CKCU’s Midweek with host Devon Platana. Interviewees include OCanFilmFest co-founder Blair Campbell and filmmakers Ray Savaya and Mariana Phung. (October 30, 2019)
2019-11-0900 min
Inside JokesInside Jokes - Sunday October 20th, 2019 - The Mayor Of ComedyInside Jokes - Sunday October 20th, 2019 - The Mayor Of Comedy
Host
Dean Young // https://twitter.com/comicdeanyoung
Guests
Sandra Battaglini // https://sandrabattaglini.net/
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Matt Kelly // https://ocanfilmfest.ca/the-mayor-of-comedy-a-canadian-stand-up-story-matt-kelly/
2019-10-2139 minOCanFilmFestTarek MounibTarek Mounib recently stopped by CKCU's studios to chat with A Luta Continua host Monique Fuller about his motivation and back-story surrounding the creation and distribution of "Free Trip to Egypt" and the ensuing #PlegeToListen initiative.
More info:
Ottawa Canadian Film Festival - www.ocanfilmfest.ca
A LUTA CONTINUA - www.ckcufm.com
Free Trip to Egypt - documentary film - www.freetriptoegypt.com
2019-08-1100 minOCanFilmFestStephen ColemanDirector Stephen Coleman recently stopped by CKCU’s studios to chat with A Luta Continua host Monique Fuller about life as an artist, the motivation and back-story surrounding the creation and distribution of “Project Cold Days” and his latest project, a 10-part web series “Transmuting Suffering“.
2019-07-1800 minOCanFilmFestShannon Lough, Emanuela Campanella, Sarah Turnbull and Fangliang XuShannon Lough, Emanuela Campanella, Sarah Turnbull and Fangliang Xu are four students from the School of Journalism and Communication at Carleton University.
They have just completed their first film together, a documentary called “Secret War” about the innovative War Horse project which utilizes horses to help veterans dealing with the traumas of war. “Secret War” is an Official Selection at this year’s Yorkton Film Festival.
2018-12-0400 minOCanFilmFestRoger D. WilsonRoger D. Wilson is an independent film artist based in Ottawa, Ontario. Described as an “experimental film scientist”, his films are infused with thematically-related techniques such as layering images, adding textures and hand processing and printing the film. Roger’s films have screened at festivals across Canada.
2018-12-0400 minOCanFilmFestRhiana ChinapenFilmmaker Rhiana Chinapen’s interest in social justice issues drew her to documentaries and her work planning Ottawa’s One World Film Festival which celebrated its 28th anniversary in 2017. She recently completed her first film, an exploration of Capoeira (an Afro-Brazilian martial art which she practices) with the assistance of SAW Video Media Arts Centre’s Jumpstart Program.
2018-12-0400 minOCanFilmFestHoward AdlerHoward Adler is a filmmaker and curator and founder of Ottawa’s Asinabka Film Festival. Howard tells us about his first experience with video editing in high school, how he worked with a group of friends to start a new film festival and what makes Ottawa an amazing place for a media artist.
2018-12-0400 minOCanFilmFestCory and Gary ThibertCory and Gary Thibert of Wolf Pelt Productions talk about their love of film, the supportive filmmaking community in the city, and the nerve-wracking feeling of watching your film with an audience for the first time.
2018-12-0400 minOCanFilmFestBonnie RobinsonBonnie Robinson is the founder of YOW Productions. A professional writer, producer and director, on this episode she talks about her favourite types of films to make and where she likes to go to see movies in Ottawa. She also reminds us that making films is most often a collaborative endeavour and has some great tips for aspiring filmmakers looking to plug into the local filmmaker community.
2018-12-0400 minOCanFilmFestNathan HauchA Luta Continua, Friday November 2nd, 2018 with Monique Fuller
Interview with Nathan Hauch about his film ‘the art of the morning’ in the Ottawa Canadian Film Festival and working as a disabled artist.
2018-12-0400 minOCanFilmFestBrandon CronenbergThe Canadian Film Institute recently presented the film Antiviral by talented emerging Canadian filmmaker Brandon Cronenberg at a screening at the River Theatre at Carleton University. Cronenberg attended the screening and answered questions from the audience.
2018-12-0400 minOCanFilmFestPixie Cram, Matthieu Halle and Andres SalasAfter Horizons was an evening of short films presented by SAW Video in partnership with Cinema Politica featuring works by two SAW Video members: Pixie Cram’s premiere of her new short film ‘Pragmatopia,’ and Matthieu Hallé‘s film experiment ‘Apartment No. 2.’ Also joining them was Andrés Salas, whose film ‘We Might Have Been Heroes’ was produced through Cinema Politica’s recent commissioning program The Next 150: Documentary Futurism.
These varied works examined contemporary concerns through a dystopic lens, each navigating the terrain of a world on the other side of collapse. Here are a few clips from the discussion moderated by Zoë Mal...
2018-12-0300 minOCanFilmFestLesley MarshallJust before Canada Day the Ottawa Canadian Film Festival had the opportunity to join Izabel Barsive and local Ottawa film maker and musician Lesley Marshall to talk about life as a filmmaker. Principally the life of a female filmmaker. The discussion was full of insights on the challenges of breaking through on an industry that is dominated by men, both in production and, well, all aspects of the industry. As a filmmaker, Marshall has been in the industry long enough to have lived experienced with the limitations that face female filmmakers. But this has not stopped her.
Her life in...
2018-12-0100 min