(Halifax, March 3, 2012) When Kari Skogland released her critically acclaimed film Fifty Dead Men Walking, starring Ben Kingsley, she was disheartened by the distribution problems and pirating that affected the success of the release.
Award-winning director Kari Skogland sure to inspire at Women Making Waves film, TV and digital media conference
Mar. 6, 2012: Women’s Film Club – St. John’s
Let’s talk films!
When: Mar. 6, 2012 (we meet on the first Tuesday of every month at 8 pm).
Where: Erin’s Pub, 186 Water Street. They serve coffee, tea, as well as pub drinks.
Cost: free to WIFT-AT members/$20 for one year / drop ins $2 (we’ll be selling memberships at the door ![]()
Sign up: email Ruth Lawrence bluepinionfilms [at] gmail.com to get on the contact list.
Feb 26, 2012: WIFT-Atlantic’s Oscar Party on Twitter!
WIFT-AT invites you to join us for the Oscars – from the comfort of your couch! Watch the show and tweet all about who won, who lost and who wore what with other WIFT-AT members.
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MEMBER PROFILE: Kim McTaggart
Who am I?
I am the mother of two great little girls named Lily and April. I am also a Film and Television postproduction professional who dabbles in producing. I’ve been in the post business for almost 25 years and like to think that I’ve learned a few things along the way from the amazing people that I’ve had the good fortune to work with in my career. I like to spend my free time with my family. At one point in my life all I cared about was riding my bicycle in exciting places. And I did that for several years. I hope to do it again someday…
Women Making Waves 2012 Program Schedule
2012 Women Making Waves puts the “confer” in “conference”, the wise in wisdom, and the expert in experience. Join us March 9, 10, 11 and catch the ‘wave’. Whether you’re a salty vet, an emerging auteur, or a student discovering your love of the art via the Independent Category on Netflix, there will be something here that excites, illuminates, provokes or inspires you.
Her Story – Elizabeth Klinck, Special Guest at Women Making Waves
Elizabeth Klinck studied English literature and history at Queen’s University. It was here that she was first introduced to the field of research. She answered an advertisement to be a casual cook and reader for a historian named Dr. Arthur Lower. She would do little assignments for him; fact checking, running errands to the library, simple research tasks. After graduation, Elizabeth parlayed her experience with Dr. Lower into a job in Winnipeg working at the Winnipeg Film Group. Next stop was the National Film Board in Montreal where she worked as a researcher for the five years with directors Paul Cowan, John N. Smith, and Donald Brittain. She then worked at Cinar as their vice president for two years before relocating to Ontario.
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