Written by Taylor Westbury This year the OSCC is back with both classic and revamped industry sessions covering a wider variety of topics for all creatives. OSCC 2022 is offering…
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PLAYBACK OF OSCC 2021
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The first ever Ontario Screen Creators Conference happened in the heart of London last year during the annual Forest City Film Festival; this 2021 OSCC brought seasoned and amateur filmmakers together in London, ON like never before. As we prepare to bring the OSCC back for a second year, let’s rewind and reflect on last year’s highlights.
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National Indigenous Peoples Day: Celebrating Abenaki Artist Alanis Obomsawin
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On National Indigenous Peoples Day, we recognize and celebrate the unique heritage, diverse cultures, and outstanding contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples throughout Canada. And there is no…
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Join us tonight to watch Scarborough!
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Join us for an evening filled with wonder as we present a mesmerizing production based on the award-winning novel by Catherine Hernandez, Scarborough! The film explores the importance of community, the…
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Supporter Spotlight: Old Oak Properties
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One of the longest-running supporters of the film festival, Old Oak has been a sponsor since the first event in 2016. As the presenters of the coveted Old Oak Audience Choice Award, the company holds a special place in the hearts of the Forest City Film Festival and its featured filmmakers.
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Submissions are open for FCFF 2022!
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We are excited to accept submissions to the Forest City Film Festival, the Forest City Youth Film Festival, and the brand new Ontario Youth Film Festival!
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Supporter Spotlight: Maia Bent, senior partner at Lerners Lawyers
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Maia Bent has been the master of ceremonies at every Lerners Opening Night in FCFF history. How did this senior partner get involved? Read more to find out!
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Meet Imogen Clendinning, A Found Footage Artist
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by Asleysha Ramasamy “I think as an Experimental Filmmaker I am a found footage artist, not a Director.” – Imogen Clendinning Imogen Clendinning, found footage artist, has a unique take…
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Go behind the scenes with Colm Feore
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This Sunday October 17th, coming to the Ontario Screen Creators Conference to kick start its first ever year, is Colm Feore. The OSSC is offering a Behind the Scenes chat with internationally recognized Canadian actor Colm Feore, where attendees will get a sneak peak into the film and theatre industry through the eyes of a seasoned professional.
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The Art of Filming in Black and White
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hen photography and cinematography first started out everything was monochrome. The reason why we started out with monochromatic pictures and films was because cameras and development technology could not take in hue but could only pick up the different light levels, or luminance, of a scene. Now, monochromatic film is used as part of an aesthetic and style; It adds to the story and scenery of the film making them feel serious or nostalgic and even scary
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