Cameron Bailey started his career as a film reviewer for the University of Western Ontario’s student newspaper. He’s now CEO of the Toronto International Film Festival. Bailey recently joined veteran journalist Paul Wells on stage…
Sitting down with longtime journalist Paul Wells, TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey discusses the effects of COVID-19 on the film industry and movie festivals.
Toronto International Film Festival CEO, Cameron Bailey, says the festival was something people were eager to gather for after several lockdowns during the pandemic.
The importance of differences in the film world, on and off screen, make for an important experience for all to enjoy together, Cameron Bailey told a live audience in Toronto Wednesday night. “Understanding that there…
Some commuters are unhappy about the TTC streetcar diversion on King Street, starting from Sept. 7 to Sept. 11 at 6 a.m. in order to facilitate the annual Toronto International Film Festival.
Fans should remember the the Do’s and Don’ts when attending premiers and approaching their favourite celebrities at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Amy got 405 friend requests on Facebook. Maybe she is getting support for her breakup. Or perhaps people just want to know her better. Point is, that’s a lot of attention for a person who doesn’t exist. She’s a character in Noah, a 17-minute short film co-written and co-directed by 22-year-olds Patrick Cederberg and Walter Woodman. The flick was awarded Best Canadian Short Film at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).
Jordan Di Lella took one day of pre-production, one day of shooting and several days of editing to make a one-minute silent film. In 2010, Di Lella and his partner Chris Noble entered the Toronto Urban Film Festival (TUFF) for the first time. “We thought our film had a certain level of professionalism and quality to it,” he said. “It doesn’t mean the panel is thinking anywhere near that expectation.”
Canadian NBA star Steve Nash made his film debut with his documentary about Terry Fox on Sunday, September 12 at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Wayne Clarkson’s perceptions of the landscape of filmmaking changed the day he and the Canadian Film Centre were approached about a film involving three teenagers, a road trip and Kurt Cobain. “We turned it down…