LIFT News
This is the chronological compendium of LIFT news posts from all of our departments; most recent first.
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Dagie Brundert – Goethe-Institut / LIFT Residency Spring 2012Wednesday 25 April 2012, 00:00Toronto, April 25, 2012—The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) and the Goethe-Institut Toronto are pleased to announce Dagie Brundert (Berlin) as the inaugural Goethe-LIFT Artist-in-Residence this May. One of Germany’s most prolific filmmakers working with small format Super 8 film Dagie has produced a wide range of fi”… more |
LIFT OUT LOUD: Call for TV Pilots / Webisodes for June ReadingTuesday 17 April 2012, 00:00LIFT’s popular screenplay reading series LIFT OUT LOUD is currently looking for great TV Pilots and webisodes scripts for our LIFT OUT LOUD reading in June. Please submit them as either a PDF or Word document by Tuesday April 17th, 2012 to: E-mail: liftoutloud(at)gmail.com Subject Heading: LIFT OUT LOUD June 2012 Submission Please note:To”… more |
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LIFT co-presents “She Said Boom: The Story of Fifth Column” at Hot DocsFriday 27 April 2012, 19:15LIFT co-presents at the 2012 Hot Docs Feature film, She Said Boom: The Story of Fifth Column Dir. Kevin Hegge LIFT co-presents at the 2012 Hot Docs Feature film, She Said Boom: The Story of Fifth Column Dir. Kevin Hegge Screening with The Man that Got Away Dir. Trevor Anderson For more information see hotdocs.ca”… more |
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LIFT co-presents “On Screen: Right Ascension” at the Images FestivalSaturday 14 April 2012, 21:30Towards a Vanishing Point by Chris Kennnedy Calling attention to systems through which we construct our sense of geospatial and spectatorial positioning, works in this program navigate considerations of the experience and representation of space. Towards a Vanishing Point by Chris Kennnedy Calling attention to systems through which”… more |
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Elizabeth Alexander’s “Can you be BLACK and Look at This?” – NRATITuesday 3 April 2012, 19:00LIFT, the Images Festival and Gallery 44 present No Reading After the Internet: Elizabeth Alexander’s “Can you be BLACK and Look at This?”: Reading the Rodney King Video(s) LIFT, the Images Festival and Gallery 44 present No Reading After the Internet: Elizabeth Alexander’s “Can you be BLACK and Look at This?”: Reading the Rodney King Video(s) as s”… more |
LIFT OUT LOUD April 4 – Guest Moderator Jeremy BoxenWednesday 4 April 2012, 19:30The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) presents:LIFT OUT LOUDA Bi-Monthly Screenplay Reading Series With Guest ModeratorJEREMY BOXEN (Cra$h & Burn) Feature Screenplay for discussionScript by Adam Revesz The Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) presents:LIFT OUT LOUDA Bi-Monthly Screenplay”… more |
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Women Game Players, Characters and Creators – NRATIWednesday 14 March 2012, 19:00LIFT and Bento Miso present LIFT and Bento Miso present No Reading After the Internet: Women Game Players, Characters and Creators with texts selected by Jennie Faber Facilitated by Jennie Faber and cheyanne turions The creation and consumption of video games has long been seen as the domain of men and boys. Women and girl gamers”… more |
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Excerpts from “Bring the Noise,” Inside the White Cube” and “The Emancipated Spectator” – NRATIWednesday 7 March 2012, 20:00LIFT and the Gendai Gallery present LIFT and the Gendai Gallery present No Reading After the Internet: excerpts from Bring the Noise, Inside the White Cube and The Emancipated Spectator, selected in conjunction with the main Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art (mMOCCA) The main Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art (mMOC”… more |
LIFT OUT LOUD: Call for Feature Scripts for April ReadingTuesday 28 February 2012, 00:00LIFT’s popular screenplay reading series LIFT OUT LOUD is currently looking for feature length screenplays for our LIFT OUT LOUD reading in April. Please submit them as either a PDF or Word document by Tuesday, February 28th, 2012 to: E-mail: liftoutloud(at)gmail.com Subject Heading: LIFT OUT LOUD April 2012 Submission Please note: To”… more |
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Thomas Bernhard’s “The Voice Imitator: 104 Stories” as selected by Barbara Sternberg – NRATIWednesday 22 February 2012, 19:00Image credit: Barbara Sternberg, in the nature of things, 16mm, 2011. LIFT and Pleasure Dome present No Reading After the Internet: Thomas Bernhard’s The Voice Imitator: 104 Stories as selected by Barbara SternbergBarbara Sternberg in attendance In conjunction with Pleasure Dome’s world premiere presentation of Barbara Ste”… more |