Pleasure Dome welcomes submissions of experimental, time-based media work by Canadian and international artists for our 2022-2023 programming year. The deadline for submissions is Feb. 18, 2022.
Pleasure Dome presents artists who expand, fracture and scrutinize the traditional cinematic spectacle, including those who use moving image technologies that are digital, interactive, or performative.
The FESTIVAL ECRÃ is an event that aims to ferment the culture of audiovisual, through experiences that question the notion and production of the moving image, encouraging the individual to express their ideas and thus democratize artistic creation.
From the cinema experience to installations and performances, where different states of contemplation are put into practice: narrativity and immersion, video and light, games and debates.
Short Circuit show thought-provoking short films that have their roots in documentary. Now well established our themed screenings invite emerging, established and award winning artists and filmmakers to share their often unconventional approaches to documentary storytelling.
We are seeking submissions for ‘AT HOME’ our April screening of experimental and original films that will consider our notion of home. Cultural or social, psychological or political. How do we define our sense belonging and place?
Claudine Eizykman (1945-2018) was a major figure of the French experimental film renaissance since the Seventies. She was filmmaker, theoretician, and professor of cinema at Paris VIII Vincennes University, co-founder of the Paris Films Co-op (1974) and of Cinedoc (1979).
The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) is happy to announce that registration for our Winter 2022 hybrid workshop season is now live. This season will consist of both in-person and online workshops, which will be delivered through Zoom. All of our courses will be taught by our experienced roster of industry instructors. You can register for our hybrid classes on our website here: https://lift.ca/workshop-registration/
