Sneak Peek attended the 5th annual Toronto Urban Film Festival (Tuff) Awards September 18, 2011 @ Toronto's The Drake Hotel on Queen Street West.
Tuff runs annually on the Onestop network of digital platform screens located in subway stations across the Toronto Transit System, with the festival bringing silent, 1-minute films to a daily audience of over 1 million commuters.
This year’s prizes included over $20,000 in cash and in-kind products/services from the Cfc Worldwide Short Film Festival, Earth Day Canada, Planet in Focus, Rattail Films, Shopper’s Drug Mart, Sony Creative Software, Stash Magazine, Toon Boom Animation, Toronto Film Scene, Videoscope, Witz Education and Women in Film & Television Toronto.
Top awards selected by guest judge Atom Egoyan were presented to Jackie English for her film "Nimby", Sam Lalonde for "Whelm" and Che Kothari for "Flip Hop: che kothari x elicser x skam".
A cash prize of $2,500 went to Richard B. Pierre, recipient...
Tuff runs annually on the Onestop network of digital platform screens located in subway stations across the Toronto Transit System, with the festival bringing silent, 1-minute films to a daily audience of over 1 million commuters.
This year’s prizes included over $20,000 in cash and in-kind products/services from the Cfc Worldwide Short Film Festival, Earth Day Canada, Planet in Focus, Rattail Films, Shopper’s Drug Mart, Sony Creative Software, Stash Magazine, Toon Boom Animation, Toronto Film Scene, Videoscope, Witz Education and Women in Film & Television Toronto.
Top awards selected by guest judge Atom Egoyan were presented to Jackie English for her film "Nimby", Sam Lalonde for "Whelm" and Che Kothari for "Flip Hop: che kothari x elicser x skam".
A cash prize of $2,500 went to Richard B. Pierre, recipient...
- 9/19/2011
- by Michael Stevens
- SneakPeek
Feb. 12
7:00 p.m.
Winnipeg Cinematheque
100 Arthur Street
Winnipeg, Mb R3B 1H3
Hosted by: Winnipeg Film Group
The Winnipeg Film Group proudly presents its first of two screenings this year of the newest short films and videos in their distribution. There will be 11 short works screened by group members, but you don’t have to be a member to attend. Everybody is welcome!
Winnipeg has an extremely vibrant film community and the Film Group was founded in 1974 as an artist-run organization to promote the art of filmmaking in Manitoba. The group offers training, mentorship, funding, production and post production equipment, and distribution.
Here are the 11 films that will be screened at this event:
Tattoo Step, dir. Mike Maryniuk
Loving the Bomb, dir.Alison Davis
Belt Buckle / Quonset Hut, dir. Terry Mialkowsky
Static, dir. Tyler Funk
Fragments, dir. Kevin Nikkel
Sitka, dir. Olga Zikrata
The Snowbank: A Winnipeg Story, dir.
7:00 p.m.
Winnipeg Cinematheque
100 Arthur Street
Winnipeg, Mb R3B 1H3
Hosted by: Winnipeg Film Group
The Winnipeg Film Group proudly presents its first of two screenings this year of the newest short films and videos in their distribution. There will be 11 short works screened by group members, but you don’t have to be a member to attend. Everybody is welcome!
Winnipeg has an extremely vibrant film community and the Film Group was founded in 1974 as an artist-run organization to promote the art of filmmaking in Manitoba. The group offers training, mentorship, funding, production and post production equipment, and distribution.
Here are the 11 films that will be screened at this event:
Tattoo Step, dir. Mike Maryniuk
Loving the Bomb, dir.Alison Davis
Belt Buckle / Quonset Hut, dir. Terry Mialkowsky
Static, dir. Tyler Funk
Fragments, dir. Kevin Nikkel
Sitka, dir. Olga Zikrata
The Snowbank: A Winnipeg Story, dir.
- 2/10/2010
- by screenings
- Underground Film Journal
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